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Austria was a 'safe haven' for foreign academics. Now it's acting like America.
While Europe tries to lure foreign talent, the Austrian government is slashing funds for higher education.
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AfD lawmaker, Young Republican leader headline 'remigration' summit with convicted Holocaust denier
Former CBP chief Gregory Bovino was announced Friday as a "special guest" at an event featuring Europe's leading far-right extremists.
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Trump ballroom firm now eligible for billions in new border contracts
Clark Construction is one of a handful of firms that can now bid on CBP projects funded by the president's signature legislation.
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Special Report: Live from Eurovision
The Redoubt spoke to activists and fans about politics, genocide and Israel's inclusion in Europe's infamous song contest.
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Pattern of no-bid contracts going to companies working on Trump's ballroom
Contracts reviewed by The Redoubt call into question White House claims that the ballroom would never cost taxpayers a dime.
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After denying Trump access to its airspace, Austria says it needs fighter jets
After denying U.S. military flights, a military spokesperson said Austria needs dozens of fighter jets to defend its airspace.
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Don't give up on the public just yet
Research suggests people will defend democracy — if they know what it is.
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'Melting away': Climate change could kill skiing in the Alps
An industry that relies on snowfall could be a lot more outspoken about global warming.
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Exclusive: Ballroom firm got $33.7 million no-bid contract to demolish historic buildings
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.