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- Did a 1940s mathematician find a fascist loophole in the U.S. Constitution?
When mathematician Kurt Gödel was studying for his U.S. citizenship test, he said he found a contradiction in the U.S. constitution that could lead to a legal fascist dictatorship.
10 min - Border buoys compound Texas flood safety risks
About 600 metal border buoys floated free in the water and recent flooding.
4 min - U.S. faces blood shortage
The American Red Cross says the blood supply in the U.S. has reached "crisis levels" and is urging people to donate.
4 min - Trump made more than $2B in this term so far. Most of it came from crypto and foreign investments
President Trump and his sons made more than $2 billion in personal income in his first year after returning to the White House.
10 min - How people with disabilities are contending with strict Medicaid requirements
Last year, Congress passed a law adding strict new work requirements to Medicaid.
5 min - Indigenous leaders make a sweeping call for the UN to strengthen Indigenous rights worldwide
Indigenous delegates and governments gathered at an annual forum in Geneva to discuss the latest challenges facing Indigenous peoples across the world.
4 min - How medical schools are navigating RFK Jr.'s push for more nutrition education
The Department of Health and Human Services has recommended that schools teach 40 hours of nutrition and suggested 71 new competencies. Some are backed by dietitians, but others, like biomonitoring through wearable technology, lack evidence.
6 min - Fauci repeatedly invokes Fifth Amendment as Republicans accuse him of botching the COVID-19 response
In a congressional hearing Wednesday, Dr. Anthony Fauci was grilled about the COVID-19 pandemic response that he led in former President Joe Biden's administration and President Trump's first term.
5 min - As DHS condemns judges by name, Judge Esther Salas, who lost her son in an attack, is fighting back
The Department of Homeland Security’s top lawyer is openly attacking U.S. District Court judges by name on an official taxpayer-funded social media account.
7 min - Child water safety: What Stewie the Duck (and the family that created him) want you to know
Kim and Stew Leonard lost their son in a devastating drowning accident when he was a toddler.
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