The quiet math of deportation: ICE data under Trump 2.0 tells a more complicated story
The gap between that number and the promise of "mass deportation" is not a failure of political will.
Power, policy, and the rhetoric designed to make both invisible.
The gap between that number and the promise of "mass deportation" is not a failure of political will.
For longtime observers of U.S.-Cuba relations, the news landed like a cold echo from the Cold War era.
The U.S. financial system, and every bank that touched it, had been walled off.
The common belief about political coalitions is that they break apart slowly, eroded by decades of demographic change and generational drift.
The former Biden National Security Council spokesperson suggested the blockade could aid nuclear negotiations with Iran.
The procedural weapon nobody used is suddenly part of the active vocabulary.
A gallon of milk cost around $3.50 in January 2020.
Viktor Orbán has governed Hungary for over a decade in his most recent tenure.
Something strange happens when a pope speaks and a president doesn't flinch.
The reality is that large-scale oil shipping will not resume at anything close to normal pace even with a ceasefire in place.
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