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Border agents nabbed their phones. These two Floridians are fighting back. (opens the original)
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Jalal "Jay" Shehadeh had no reason to believe he was under suspicion from the government. A former assistant state attorney in Florida, he traveled frequently without problems and was preapproved for fast-track border access under the Global Entry program. And he had no problem getting through Israel's notoriously strict airport security while visiting family in the Palestinian territories. But on the way home, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) held Shehadeh for four hours at Newark Liber
Homeland Security admits to watchlisting Americans based on ‘potential inaccuracies’ (opens the original)
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) acknowledged in court filings on Monday that "potential inaccuracies were identified" in the database it is using to look for illegal foreign voters—and that its investigation process carries the risk that "in rare circumstances U.S. citizens might be incorrectly identified as aliens." The department's lawyers told the court that "there are various safeguards in place to prevent mistakenly contacting a U.S. citizen" for interrogation, but its filings do
Trump's 4-week war with Iran approaches month 7 (opens the original)
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Russia had its infamous "three-day special military operation" in Ukraine. America now has its "short-term excursion" into Iran. In February 2026, when he chose to start the war, President Donald Trump promised the public that it would last only "four or five weeks" and promised other leaders that it would be won in three to four days. Now the world is approaching month seven of the on-again, off-again conflict. In a déjà vu moment, Trump recited his favorite talking points to Axios on Thursday:
How the war on terror turned 9/11 into a permanently open wound (opens the original)
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The first murder I witnessed was at age 3, on September 11, 2001. Although I was too young to fully grasp what the burning towers across the Hudson River meant, I soon came to understand that many families around us had lost someone forever. (I later learned that, like many other New Yorkers, my aunt barely missed becoming one of the victims by being late to work.) And I heard that a stranger from a strange land named "Osama bin Laden" was responsible. A little under a decade later, the U.S. gov
The feds are spying on your bank account (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump has made a lot of hay about the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) unfairly persecuting Americans. But his administration is quietly setting up far more intrusive financial surveillance of citizens. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has set up a secretive unit that refers Americans to local police based on "suspicious" financial transactions, recent court documents reveal. Meanwhile, the Treasury Department is fighting to maintain a program that would require money tra
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