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Gov. Sanders' "Brad" Ad United MAGA and the Left in Outrage — for Completely Opposite Reasons (opens the original)
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Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders released a reelection campaign ad this week depicting a fictional young white man named "Brad" as the face of welfare abuse in Arkansas — and within 48 hours, voices from her own political coalition were calling for the spot to be pulled, consultants fired, and apologies issued. The Arkansas Medicaid work requirement policy at the center of the spot is set to reshape coverage for hundreds of thousands of state residents when full enforcement kicks in January 2027. But
What the Milwaukee G20 Meeting Actually Delivered for Brazil — No Deal, But a Framework with Critical Minerals (opens the original)
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Brazil arrived in Milwaukee without a deal and left without one — but with something that could prove equally consequential: a formalized working group, a U.S. commitment to submit a comprehensive trade proposal within weeks, and a notable absence of new threats over Russian energy purchases. The outcome lands as Brazil's first-round presidential vote approaches on October 4, leaving Brasília to show exporters absorbing up to 37.5% in combined U.S. tariffs that diplomacy is moving, even if relie
A Baby Named Nathan Just Became the Face of America's New Birthright Citizenship Battle — Nathan v. Trump (opens the original)
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A new nationwide class-action lawsuit targeting President Trump's revised birthright citizenship executive order landed in federal court in Washington, D.C., on September 28 — the latest legal blow to an administration that has now lost on this issue before the Supreme Court and moved to rewrite the rules anyway. That persistence puts the citizenship of children born to immigrant parents back in active legal jeopardy, at a moment when many families had reason to believe the fight was settled. On
Southcom General Won't Rule Out Land Strikes on Cartels: "All Options Are on the Table" (opens the original)
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The officer commanding every U.S. military asset in Latin America just put cartel networks on notice: the drug war has moved past the waterline. In a Wall Street Journal investigation published Tuesday, Gen. Francis Donovan — the Marine four-star leading U.S. Southern Command — confirmed that ground-level strikes on cartel infrastructure are actively on the table, marking a potential turning point in one of the Trump administration's most aggressive foreign-policy campaigns. The stakes are subst
Trade War Meets Ballot Box: U.S. and Brazil Face Off in Milwaukee With 4 Days Left to Vote (opens the original)
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Brazilian and U.S. trade negotiators face each other in Milwaukee today for their first in-person talks since Washington imposed tariffs of up to 37.5% on Brazilian exports — while the ballot for Brazil's most consequential election in years opens in just four days. This is no diplomatic coincidence. The layered U.S.-Brazil crisis — spanning punishing tariffs, a revoked ambassador's visa, and accusations of outright electoral interference — has already crossed into the streets of Framingham, Mas
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