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The Supreme Court ponders how American cities can punish homeless people, and emergency rooms increasingly turn away pregnant women.

The FBI arrests a teenager after tracking him online for years, and Missouri prepares to execute a man competent lawyers might have saved.

Zadie Smith's pandemic essay collection "Intimations" is still as thought-provoking as it was in 2020, Burtner writes.

Western economists continue to argue that the Chinese economy is heading down the drain. As Michael Roberts argues, this critique is not factually correct, and it aims to distract attention from the reality that the Western capitalist economies (apart from the United States) are floundering in stagnation and near slump.

Congresswoman Lauren Boebert gets booted from a theater, and French regulators block iPhone 12 sales over radiation.

JPMorgan settles with Jeffrey Epsteins victims and former President Donald Trump heads to Florida for his federal arraignment.

Americans are getting genuinely concerned about the debt ceiling deadlock - and about President Joe Biden’s age.

 uffice it to state that the US Guardian Elite are very much of and for the overworld of private wealth. Since the end of World War II, the US Guardian Elite

DNC officials shrug off any ideas of a Democratic primary race, and Arkansas enforces anti-BDS laws. 06.05.2023, Sputnik International

SpaceX’s rocket experiences an “unscheduled disassembly,” and questions linger about how to balance health, trust, and political service.