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From 'encryption backdoor' to 'lawful access' — is a compromise between privacy, security, and law enforcement needs actually possible?

After ongoing attempts in Europe, Canada is the latest country pushing for "lawful access" to data for law enforcement. This, despite cybersecurity experts warning that breaking encryption would threaten everyone's privacy and security.

TechRadar

The Major Questions Doctrine Constrains Presidential Power Over Elections

It limits executive power grabs in this field, as well as others.

Reason

Asian Americans Report Highest Anxiety Levels Over Shifting U.S. Attitudes On Identity, Immigration

A new STAATUS Index findings highlight rising worry, persistent perception gaps and continued concerns over belonging, discrimination and public sentiment toward Asian Americans in the U.S.

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KMG Psychiatry on Why Better Sleep Makes You a Stronger Leader

While long hours and late nights may be seen as a badge of honor in some corporate cultures, mounting evidence suggests that adequate rest is essential for leadership success.

International Business Times

Donald Trump's Deeply Disappointing Would-Be Assassin

Cole Tomas Allen's actions just don't make sense, even in his own words, or in a time of political polarization.

Reason

AI tools have made vulnerability exploitation faster and easier

“That world no longer exists”: AI has terminated the "grace period" for closing security vulnerabilities, here's what you need to know.

TechRadar

After nixing Nixon, Michigan’s Riegle became a lifelong progressive

Hundreds of American politicians have switched party affiliations during their careers, but when Donald W. Riegle Jr. went from Republican to Democrat in 1973, he was one of the first sitting members of the House to move across the aisle. The shift by the Michigan congressman and later senator was…

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Maryland Seniors: Free Dental Programs Offering Up to $2,500 in Care

Dental care is one of the most overlooked (and expensive) health needs for older adults. Many seniors are shocked to learn that Medicare typically doesn’t...

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Colorado Update: The Senior Property Tax Exemption Saves Homeowners an Average of $600+ Annually

Property taxes may not get as much attention as mortgage payments, but for retirees, they can quietly eat into a fixed income year after year....

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Why Your Property Taxes Keep Rising—Even When the Market Slows

Property owners often expect tax bills to fall when home prices cool off, but that expectation rarely lines up with reality. Local governments don’t adjust tax rates as quickly as the housing market shifts, and that lag creates a frustrating disconnect. Even when buyers hesitate and listings sit longer, municipalities…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Is this the right time to renounce US citizenship?

Letters: Readers respond to Zoe Williams’ article about the rise of US nationals renouncing their citizenship to distance themselves from Donald Trump’s America

The Guardian - UK

Encryption breaking technology is now 20x cheaper and CEOs should be very worried

Most organizations still talk about post-quantum migration as though it were a normal upgrade cycle. It is not.

TechRadar

Why the 60-day War Powers Resolution deadline doesn’t actually constrain presidents

May 1, 2026, marks the 60th day of Operation Epic Fury in Iran – a symbolically significant date designating when a president who has mounted unilateral military operations must receive Congressional approval or wind it down.

The Conversation

Demand for guns has surged in the wake of Bondi – what will it take to make Australia safer?

Premiers are rejecting Anthony Albanese’s buyback scheme amid a surge in the number of applications for gun licences

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HOA Told Me to Move My Rusty Car — But Do They Have the Right?

A faded, rusty car parked in a driveway might seem harmless, but in HOA-governed neighborhoods, it can trigger a surprising amount of drama. What looks like a personal property decision often turns into a formal notice, a fine, or even a threat of legal action. Homeowners associations don’t just focus…

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Analyzing How Grocery Prices Have Changed Since 2025

Economic policies and global trade agreements deeply influence the final number printed on your grocery receipt. Shoppers are highly sensitive to price fluctuations whenever a new administration alters the national economic strategy. Understanding the recent shifts in the retail market helps families adapt their budgeting strategies for the year. The…

The Conversation

When immigration detention becomes a system of concentration: Lessons from research on 150 historical cases

The phrase “concentration camp” is freighted with dark historical meaning. Most people hear it and instinctively think of concentration camps used by the Nazis to exterminate Jews and other minority populations during the Holocaust.

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Houston community furious as Fuel Depot clerk forces kid to poop outside, records him, screens video for others to mock

That kid could have been you!

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What’s in the price of a gallon of gas?

The U.S. Energy Information Administration expects nationwide retail gasoline prices to average near US$4.30 a gallon for April 2026 – the highest monthly average of the year. The political response has been familiar. Georgia has suspended its state gas tax, other states are weighing their own tax holidays, and the…

The Guardian - US

James Comey’s reindictment is the product of a twisted justice department

Amid Trump’s unrelenting assault on the rule of law, it is drearily unsurprising to see the ex-FBI director targeted

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Donald Trump dismisses idea of wearing bulletproof vest, worries it’d make him look fat

I'm sure the Secret Service are thrilled he's confirmed he doesn't wear a vest.

The Guardian - US

Under the Trump administration, pressure on the press is both subtle and direct

Something like the demand by Donald Trump that news organizations publish interviews in full may seem innocuous, but they have serious implications

The Texas Tribune

ICE warrants were central to Abbott’s immigration dispute with Texas cities. Here’s how they work.

Unlike criminal warrants, ICE administrative warrants don’t require approval from an independent judge. ICE defends the practice, but legal experts say they can have errors and risk wrongful detention.

Axios

Asian Americans report highest anxiety as U.S. debates identity and immigration

What AAPI anxiety means for U.S. politics.

International Business Times UK

Candace Owens Sued for Defamation Over Claims Security Chief Conspired to 'Assassinate Charlie Kirk'

Candace Owens faces a defamation lawsuit from Brian Harpole over claims related to Charlie Kirk's assassination, accusing Owens of spreading false conspiracy theories that damaged reputations and caused emotional distress.

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