No TSA, No Chaos: The Private Airport Security Model Thriving During the Shutdown

  Across the United States, airport security has become a source of dread for travelers navigating the ongoing government shutdown. Understaffed checkpoints, unpaid workers, and lines stretching well beyond two hours have become the defining image of domestic air travel in recent weeks. But walk into any of 20 specific airports scattered across the country […]

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Museveni Wins Uganda Election as Opposition Leader Disappears

  Uganda’s veteran leader Yoweri Museveni has been declared the winner of the country’s presidential election, securing another term in office after a vote overshadowed by security operations, internet restrictions, and allegations of electoral misconduct. The announcement, made by the Electoral Commission in Kampala, confirmed that Museveni received nearly 72% of the total vote. His […]

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House Republicans Roll Out Narrow Health Care Plan as ACA Subsidy Deadline Nears

  House Republicans have rolled out a narrowly focused health care package as a key deadline approaches, raising concerns that millions of Americans could soon face sharply higher insurance costs. The proposal, released Friday, avoids extending the enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies set to expire at the end of the month—an omission that suggests […]

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