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Justice | Politics

Court Holds Medicine (and Our Sanity) Hostage—Supreme Court Hits Pause on Abortion-Pill Snafu
May 14, 2026

With Justice Alito’s latest stay, the Supreme Court keeps telehealth and mail access to abortion pills hanging until Thursday. This game of judicial ping-pong leaves providers and patients in legal limbo.

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Crypto-Backed PAC Falls Short of $100M Claims—Spends Big with Tether-Linked Firm

Fellowship PAC, linked to crypto heavyweights, disclosed just $11M in funding, channeling $3M into ads through a firm tied to Tether's US CEO.

Environment | Politics

EPA’s ‘Forever Chemicals’ Softening Is a Poisoned Gift to Communities That Already Breathed Too Easy

By Mike Rotch

The EPA's plan to roll back Biden's PFAS water limits is a wet blanket on festive clean water promises.

Politics | U.S.

The Wrong Culprit: MAGA Crystal Ball Fumble

By Brick Tungsten

My MAGA pals were certain that casting a vote for Kamala Harris was like inviting the Four Horsemen to your backyard BBQ. They warned…

Business | Health

Post Malone Delays Tour, Rezz Cancels for Health: When the Music—and the Invoice—Don’t Align

By Amanda Lynn

Post Malone postpones his tour for art, while Rezz pauses for health. Both decisions hit fans, but the ‘invoice’ moment highlights different tales from the music world.

Politics | U.S.

Project 2025: Checkmate or Just Chest Thumping?

By Moses Pray

Brothers and sisters, it seems Project 2025 has morphed into the political version of a chess game where the board is set, but every…

Business | Justice

Bank of America’s New Arbitration Clause: Opt Out by May 18, or Forfeit Your Right to Sue

By Lee Keybum

Bank of America has quietly updated its Online Banking Service Agreement to include a binding arbitration clause with a class-action waiver. Users should opt out if they want to retain their right to sue.