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- Sep 29, 2026
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Trump throws another tantrum over some due process (opens the original)
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Third-country deportations — a deportation where a migrant is sent to a country that is neither their home country nor their country of origin — are very popular with President Donald Trump and his administration. He has been fighting for them since early-to-mid 2025 and he loves them so much that he cannot even take yes for an answer. That is right: he was told yes, all with the simple caveat that he must do it legally and fairly. The First Circuit Court of Appeals told him that he cannot send
Texas’ medical exception would rather patients just die (opens the original)
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A near-total abortion ban went into effect in Texas in August 2022. Two years later, in December 2024, Tierra Walker died in her home after her family said she was denied an abortion despite her severe preeclampsia, a potentially fatal pregnancy complication characterized by high blood pressure and organ damage. Now, her family is suing both the doctors and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, arguing that although the ban technically allowed for abortion in extreme cases, the phrasing is unconsti
Recall the Trump admin (opens the original)
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Recently, it has felt like every other food item is getting recalled or having some new health warning announcement. While there is a bit of relief here, since shoppers no longer have to feel bad about avoiding overpriced beef, there is also a very clear and serious problem: President Donald Trump’s administration has turned shopping into a gamble. Now, something to note is that Trump’s U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Department of Agriculture recalls are on par with past administrations.
Bigots remain unworthy of tolerance (opens the original)
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Baylor University recently hosted a pro-LGBTQ+ event, “All Are Neighbors,” on the same day that Turning Point USA made a stop at the campus. Both events being simultaneously hosted is more of a novel conversation point than anything. What really makes it interesting is the fact that the campus literally has homophobia written into its student policy, so an event like this appears to mark a change in the campus’ possible approach to queerness. Thus, it is not unfair to wonder if UT San Antonio sh
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