Category: Politics
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Hackers Just Cooked Europe’s Grocery Freezers. Lock Down Ours Now.
Hackers turned up the heat on supermarket freezers in at least seven European countries overnight, and many of the hit systems still used default passwords. Here is what happened, why it was a basic-responsibility failure, and why American grocers, farms and cold-storage operators should lock down their equipment now.
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Mamdani Wants ICE Off City Parking Lots. He’s Picking the Wrong Fight.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani told DHS to keep ICE agents off city-owned parking lots or face a lawsuit, and new Parks rules tell workers to call 911 on federal officers in restricted areas. The city already won the right not to help ICE. Standing in its way is a different fight.
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The Valkyries Won It All in Year Two. Customers Built This Team.
The Golden State Valkyries beat the Atlanta Dream in Game 7 to win the WNBA title in just their second season. Behind the trophy is a business story worth studying: owners who risked their own money, a privately financed arena, 47 straight sellouts and the first $100 million season in women’s sports.
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Iran Says It Can Reopen Hormuz in Two Days. Read the Fine Print.
Iran says it can reopen the Strait of Hormuz in two days if Washington meets its demands. The timeline got shorter, but the demands did not. Here is the catch, why peace through strength still matters, and what it means for your gas tank.
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Germany’s Gen Z Marched Peacefully. Then the Looters Showed Up.
Tens of thousands of young Germans marched peacefully over living costs, schools and military service. Then the Frankfurt riots broke out: looted stores, Molotov cocktails and more than 100 injured officers. The complaints are real, but looting is not protest, and more big government is not the cure.
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Pray for Chris Murphy. The Midterm Fight Can Wait.
Sen. Chris Murphy is at Johns Hopkins after a stroke, and his office says he is awake and alert. We disagree with him on nearly everything, but two days before the midterms the right response is to pray for his full recovery.
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A Judge Tossed DOJ’s Alaska Senate Suit. She Got It Right.
A federal judge dismissed the DOJ Alaska lawsuit that sought to block certification of the Senate race over a second Dan Sullivan on the ballot. Sen. Sullivan says he will accept the result. Here is why the court got it right, and where the real fix lies.
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Illinois Will Screen Kids for Depression. Parents Should Have to Say Yes.
Illinois will offer mental health screenings to every student from third grade up, and its guidance does not require a parent’s signature. The Education Department has given the state until Nov. 13 to require written consent and stop keeping results out of official records. It is right: ask parents first.
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A Michigan Democrat Just Endorsed Mike Rogers. Here’s What It Exposes.
Two days before Election Day, Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens endorsed Republican Mike Rogers for Senate, hours after she was uninvited from a unity event with nominee Abdul El-Sayed. Here is what the split reveals, and why Rogers wins the argument on taxes and cost.
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The Big Ten Capped NIL at $49 Million. Now the House Has to Act.
The Big Ten just capped what schools can pay or arrange for athletes at about $49 million a year, without waiting for Congress. With 94% of Division I programs spending more than athletics brings in, that is a guardrail. Now the House should pass the Protect College Sports Act, with one fix.
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