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Analilia Mejia wins Democratic nod to complete Sherrill’s House of Representatives term

In a political upset that has sent shockwaves through the Democratic establishment, former Congressman Tom Malinowski conceded the primary election Tuesday to progressive organizer Analilia Mejia, setting the stage for a sharp leftward turn in the race to complete Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s term in the House of Representatives. The contest, decided by a margin of…

American individualism, corrupted by greed, has fulfilled Brandeis’s warning of oligarchy

The core philosophical differences between American individualism and European collectivism directly support the argument for a metamorphosis in the United States toward social democracy, as exemplified by the notion that “we’re all in this together.” Democrats for Change argues that the foundational American ideal of individual liberty, conceived in revolutionary opposition to centralized power, has…

Aircraft accidents raising urgent questions about American aviation safety

A sharp rise in aircraft accidents and fatalities has marked the opening weeks of 2026, raising urgent questions about the state of American aviation safety under current regulatory oversight. Data from the Aviation Safety Network reveals 185 accidents within the first 36 days of the year, resulting in 22 fatalities. This early-year pace projects to…

Family of NJ migrant who died in federal custody seeks answers

by Sophie Nieto-Munoz, New Jersey Monitor On Sunday evenings after church, the Belony family gathers around the white dining room table in their Irvington home for a weekly family dinner. Until recently, the loud and joyous ritual included their cousin, Jean Wilson Brutus, who shared stories of his journey from Port-au-Prince, Haiti, through Brazil and…

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