Mortgage Rates Inched Down. City Hall Still Holds the Key.
United States – April 10, 2026 – Mortgage rates eased, yet housing freedom is still trapped in local vetoes, opaque fees, and a shortage of new homes.
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Apple and the Hague Letter: Big Tech’s International Papers to Win the Antitrust Roast
United States – April 9, 2026 – Apple is asking for a Hague Evidence Convention letter so it can reach Samsung documents for its antitrust fight. Wild.
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The DOJ Sniffs the NFL Paywall Grift
United States – April 9, 2026 – The DOJ is digging into the NFL’s broadcast and pay deal setup, and the worry is an affordability and access problem that turns watching games in…
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The Browns Want Brook Park to Waive Permit Fees. That Is Not a Partnership. That Is a Receipt Laundering Machine.
United States – April 9, 2026 – Brook Park is weighing a Browns deal: waive permit fees, take $24.8M. That is a shiny IOU with taxpayers as collateral.
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Hickory Smoke Truth: Journal Editors Demand Guardrails for AI Health Misinformation
United States – April 9, 2026 – Smells like cheap press and AI spam: 20 journal editors want guardrails against misleading health info in America.
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OPM Wants Your Medical Claims File. Power Has to Prove the Need.
United States – April 9, 2026 – OPM is seeking ongoing, claims-level health data tied to more than 8 million people. Before it gets the keys, it should prove necessity, minimiza…
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Trump’s FY27 budget tries to amputate U.S. science, then asks it to run faster
United States – April 9, 2026 – The White House wants to slash NSF and NASA science while pumping the war machine, then calls it “efficiency.”
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‘Alligator Alcatraz’ on Appeal: Who Controls a Swamp Detention Center, and Who Does the Paperwork?
United States – April 9, 2026 – Environmental groups want an appeals court to stop pausing a closure order for Florida’s Everglades detention center, arguing federal involvement…
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The Library Agency Lives, and So Does the Old Fight: Congress vs. Executive Whim
United States – April 9, 2026 – A court-filed settlement with the Trump administration halts cuts to the federal agency that funds U.S. libraries, keeping grants and required re…
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