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The Dispatch→ The Reauthorization of FISA’s Section 702, Explained
Congress is weighing the renewal of a powerful intelligence-gathering tool.
The Dispatch→ Boeing’s Problems and the Federal Aviation Administration, Explained
The FAA has taken stringent measures against Boeing during the company’s ongoing issues with the 737 Max 9.
The Dispatch→ AI Energy Use, Explained
All we’re doing with artificial intelligence takes power—a lot of it.
The Dispatch→ Military Coalitions, Explained
Why the United States engages in them, what their advantages are, and what their disadvantages are.
The Dispatch→ The Trials of Donald Trump, Explained
The Collision takes over.
The Dispatch→ Joe Biden’s Student Debt Cancellation, Explained
Although the Supreme Court blocked one of the president’s debt cancellation plans, his administration has forgiven billions via other policies.
The Dispatch→ How Sports Are Shaping the Future of Streaming, Explained
A newly announced merger could radically change the streaming landscape.
The Dispatch→ NATO’s Funding, Explained
How much do NATO members contribute to the alliance?
The Dispatch→ E. Jean Carroll’s $83 Million Verdict, Explained
How likely is the verdict to stand?
The Dispatch→ Sore Loser Laws, Explained
Forty-seven states impose restrictions on political candidates who lost a primary election, but how they would apply in a presidential election is not always clear.
The Dispatch→ The United Nations’ Palestinian Refugee Agency, Explained
The revelation that U.N. staff members participated in October 7 is the latest in a string of controversies.
The Dispatch→ How the Military Plans Joint Operations, Explained
Long-established procedures guide virtually every military operation carried out today.
The Dispatch→ Joe Biden and Greg Abbott’s Fight Over the Texas Border, Explained
Who has the authority to do what at the U.S.-Mexico border?
The Dispatch→ Recent Attempts to Lower the Cost of Prescription Drugs, Explained
Federal and state governments, along with private enterprises, are all trying to deliver prescriptions at lower prices to consumers.
The Dispatch→ South Africa’s International Court of Justice Claims Against Israel, Explained
The United Nations arm will weigh in on claims of genocide.
The Dispatch→ The Recently Unsealed Jeffrey Epstein Documents, Explained
Documents made public last month reveal new details in ongoing Epstein cases.
The Dispatch→ A New Legal Challenge to the Administrative State, Explained
The Supreme Court hears arguments in two fishing cases that could limit rule-making powers of federal bureaucracies.
The Dispatch→ The Secretary of Defense and the Chain of Command, Explained
The Pentagon inspector general is investigating after Lloyd Austin’s recent hospitalization.
The Dispatch→ Ohio’s Battle Over Gender Procedures, Explained
The Ohio governor placed new limits on gender-related surgical procedures after choosing not to pursue more restrictive bans.
The Dispatch→ Taiwan’s Upcoming Election, Explained
Distinctions between contestants are subtle but could have outsize implications.
The Dispatch→ The United Methodist Church Split, Explained
Thousands of congregations have left the church amid a dispute about gay marriage and ordaining LGBT ministers.
The Dispatch→ The Catholic Church’s Blessing of Same-Sex Couples, Explained
The church’s new guidance has left some confused.
The Dispatch→ Video: Houthis Explained, 2024 Gets Weird
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The Dispatch→ Dispatch Live: Houthis Explained, 2024 Gets Weird
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The Dispatch→ New Gene-Editing Treatments, Explained
The FDA has approved two new treatments for sickle-cell anemia, but much remains unknown.
The Dispatch→ The Biden Administration’s Plan to Seize Drug Patents, Explained
The federal government is proposing a new framework that could allow for increased manufacturing of prescription drugs.
The Dispatch→ The State of the U.S. Housing Market, Explained
A mishmash of fundamentals and unpredictable consumer behavior make forecasting a tricky business.
The Dispatch→ Purdue Pharma’s Bankruptcy Case, Explained
The Supreme Court’s decision may unravel the drug maker’s bankruptcy.
The Dispatch→ U.S. Oversight of Ukraine Aid, Explained
Where does it come from and where does it go?
The Dispatch→ War Crimes, Genocide, and Crimes Against Humanity, Explained
What certain fighting words mean and why they matter.
The Dispatch→ The Navy’s Moves in the Eastern Mediterranean, Explained
Unpacking the nuts and bolts of the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group.
FactCheck.org→ Biden’s Border Wall, Explained
After the Department of Homeland Security announced it would waive laws to enable miles of border wall construction in Texas, President Joe Biden said he “can’t stop” the money being spent on border barriers because of the way it was
The Dispatch→ Temporary Protected Status for Venezuela, Explained
Almost 500,000 additional migrants will be able to legally live and work in the United States.
The Dispatch→ The End of the Writers’ Strike, Explained
What a new agreement means for Hollywood and AI.
The Dispatch→ GOP Calls to Abolish the Department of Education, Explained
The department has been controversial since its inception, but it’s difficult to eliminate a Cabinet department.
The Dispatch→ Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s Military Holdup, Explained
Is the blockade of confirmations and promotions hurting military preparedness?
The Dispatch→ Vivek Ramaswamy’s Garbled January 6 Hypothesis, Explained
Trying to perform the vice president’s role ‘very differently’ than Mike Pence would not have gotten very far.
AllSides→ Does Joe Biden Want a Two Beers a Week Limit? Explained
https://www.newsweek.com/does-joe-biden-want-two-beers-week-limit-explained-1823358 "Does President Bid
Truth or Fiction?→ The ‘Breaking Bad 2 Trailer,’ Explained
In late August 2023, a video purporting to be a trailer for the series Breaking Bad 2 began to appear on Reddit and Twitter — containing spoilers for the popular television series Breaking Bad and its prequel, Better Call Saul: Breaking Bad