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Why Cities Need Clear Federal Rules on Surveillance
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Why Cities Need Clear Federal Rules on Surveillance

As American cities deploy more cameras, license plate readers, drones, and data tools, the legal guardrails have failed to keep pace. A limited federal framework could protect public safety while preserving constitutional privacy and accountability.

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How Democratic Socialists Are Reshaping the Democrats Ahead of 2026
How Democratic Socialists Are Reshaping the Democrats Ahead of 2026
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The Democratic Socialists of America does not control the Democratic Party, but its organizing model and policy pressure are helping move internal debates ahead of the 2026 midterms. The real question for voters is not branding alone, but how far activist priorities will shape Democratic candidates, platforms, and governing choices.

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GOP Eyes 2026 by Linking Democrats to the Left
GOP Eyes 2026 by Linking Democrats to the Left
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Republicans are preparing for the 2026 midterms by arguing that even moderate Democrats have been pulled toward the party's progressive wing. The success of that strategy will depend on whether the GOP can connect the charge to concrete policy concerns and offer a credible governing alternative of its own.

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AOC’s Policing Rhetoric Meets Political Reality
AOC’s Policing Rhetoric Meets Political Reality

As progressive rhetoric on policing collides with electoral reality, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s apparent shift raises a broader question about whether Democrats are learning from experience or simply rebranding an unpopular message. The more important test is not the change itself, but whether it comes with a candid acknowledgment that public safety remains a basic duty of government.

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Congress Should Tighten the Screws on Russia and Iran
Congress Should Tighten the Screws on Russia and Iran

Congress has an opportunity to put sanctions on Russia and Iran on firmer legal footing and increase the costs of aggression, proxy warfare, and sanctions evasion. A strong bipartisan measure would not solve either crisis on its own, but it would show that American institutions still know how to use economic power with strategic purpose.

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