Lake Names and Streaming Games: The Week in News
Livestreaming is changing how we shop and follow sports, and Americans are redefining class identity.
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Most Americans See Themselves as ‘Working Class’ Now
If a Scranton shift worker and a San Francisco software engineer both claim the moniker, maybe it’s no longer an economic term.
Can He Do That? On Trump’s (Attempted) Renaming of Lake Ontario
Trump’s move to rechristen Lake Ontario as ‘Lake America’ raises a bunch of questions.
What a U.S.-Canada Spat Could Mean for American Security and Wallets
When neighbors go to (trade) war, it gets ugly for people on both sides of the border.
Secret Trips and Cyberattacks: The Week in Review
From covert escapes to municipal cyberattacks, a look back at the week’s biggest battles over power and policy.
States vs. the Feds: Who’s Really Governing Your Life?
State and local governments are battling Washington for control of AI, education and more.
You Haven’t Heard the Last of Tariff Refunds
Corporations got big tariff refunds while Americans are hurting.
Border Searches, Best States and Iran: Week in Review
Tracking cars, arms deals and state excellence.
Is China Secretly Arming Iran?
A newly reported shadow arms deal might be a major escalation in the Iran conflict.
Border Battle: When Wiping Your Own Phone Is a Crime
A court case in Georgia could determine how much power border agents have to search U.S. citizens and their devices.