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Exclusive: Noem spends $33.7 million to demolish historic buildings at DHS headquarters
A no-bid contract was awarded to the same firm that is constructing President Trump's White House ballroom, The Redoubt can reveal.
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America's indecency is Austria's gain
The Trump administration's assault on science and higher education presents an opportunity for Europe.
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For some, freedom of speech is already gone
Foreign-born academics are afraid to speak their mind in Donald Trump's America.
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Project 2025 and the specter of mass surveillance in Europe
Austrian privacy activist Max Schrems says U.S. espionage could have a chilling effect on civil society.
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'New and startling': Trump's return drives global decline in civic freedoms
A human rights monitor says dismantling USAID helped fuel an international assault on free expression.
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Sex and equal rights in Eastern Europe: What socialism did for women
At work and in the bedroom, socialism achieved results for 51% of the population, argues Kristen R. Ghodsee, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Congress killed due process, then Trump went even further
The Laken Riley Act stripped undocumented immigrants of a fundamental right, but even that has not been radical enough for this White House.
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Meta accepts $3.2 million to promote Tucker Carlson
The parent company of Facebook is helping a right-wing influencer promote conspiracy theories about 9/11.
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Democrats stay silent on Stacey Plaskett, an ex-Republican who texted Epstein in Congress
Rep. Ro Khanna told The Redoubt that the "Epstein class needs to go," but wouldn't say if that includes his Democratic colleague.
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Russia's 200-year 'obsession' with destroying Ukraine
Russia has wanted to eliminate Ukrainian identity for a very long time, says Prof. Eugene Finkel.