Ask yourself why Sen. Bernie Moreno really wants to abolish dual citizenship: Today in Ohio

CLEVELAND, Ohio - U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno wants to strip dual citizenship for Americans. Why? He says it’s “all or nothing.” ...

The WIRED Guide to Digital Opsec for Teens

Practicing good “operations security” is essential to staying safe online. Here's a complete guide for teenagers (and anyone ...
Tbreak

Wio Just Dropped a Family Plan with 6% Interest.

Wio Family lets you manage finances with a partner and kids in one app. Here is the cost, interest rates (up to 6%), and how ...
PCMag AustraliaOpinion

The Internet Is on Fire and the FCC Just Walked Away With the Extinguisher

Amid major breaches at DoorDash, Logitech, and Microsoft Azure, the FCC has rolled back rules meant to keep telecom networks ...
Pocket Tactics

All Fisch rods and how to get them

Your choice of Fisch rod heavily impacts the kinds of fish you can catch, where you can cast your line, and even which ...
Wall Street Journal

How to Turn the Bureaucratic Grind of Life Into a Party

Six years ago, after watching my circle of friends surrender one too many evenings to insurance wrangling and doctor portals and DMV confusion, I emailed them a proposal: Come over next Tuesday. Grab ...
STAT

Republicans want to replace enhanced ACA tax credits with direct payments. Their think tank allies aren’t so sure

John Wilkerson is a Washington correspondent for STAT who writes about the politics of health care. He is also the author of the twice-weekly D.C. Diagnosis newsletter. WASHINGTON — Republicans are ...
The New York Times

42 Million People Are Enrolled in SNAP. Who Are They?

The shutdown brought the scale of the federal food aid program into focus and raised questions about how such a rich country could have so many people on nutrition assistance. By David W. Chen The ...
The New York Times

This Is No Way to Rule a Country

Mr. Schmidt is a former chief executive and chairman of Google. Mr. Sorota is Mr. Schmidt’s head of research. Albania is the first country to take a real step toward “algocracy”: government by ...
Commercial Appeal

Here's how much Trump's $2,000 tariff checks could cost the U.S.

A proposal to send $2,000 dividends to U.S. residents would cost about $600 billion for a single round of payments. The plan would be funded by new tariff revenue, which is projected to generate only ...
Politifact

Fact-checking Democrats’ talking points about Affordable Care Act subsidies

The government shutdown failed to resolve differences between Republicans and Democrats over policies related to Obamacare’s affordability. Republicans refused to go along with Democrats’ proposal to ...
Tennessean

Is Trump giving out $2,000 tariff dividend payments? Treasury Secretary says they 'could come in lots of forms'

President Donald Trump proposed a $2,000 dividend for most U.S. citizens, funded by tariffs. The dividend may come in forms other than direct checks, such as various tax decreases. This is the third ...