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May 19, 2026 - PBS NewsHour. White House correspondent Liz Landers interviews Tara Watson of the Brookings Institution: brookings.edu/people/tara-watson

Here’s the Brookings research article: The administration has detained 400,000 immigrants: What do we know about their children? - Brookings - May 18, 2026 (Research article)

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Here’s the full 6-minute segment on:

* PBS NewsHour’s website (with Transcript): What happens to children when immigrant parents are detained by ICE - May 19, 2026 (PBS NewsHour’s website)

* YouTube: What happens to children when immigrant parents are detained by ICE - PBS NewsHour - May 19, 2026 (YouTube)

From the video description: Since the start of President Donald Trump’s second term, the administration has detained nearly half a million immigrants, according to a new report. But the number of children they leave behind and what happens to them, most of whom are U.S. citizens, is largely unknown. White House correspondent Liz Landers discussed more with Tara Watson of the Brookings Institution.

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US Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) - May 20, 2026. Here’s the full 6-minutes on YouTube: Rep. Jasmine Crockett: “Proud Boys, White Supremacy, and Republicans Playing Dumb" - May 20, 2026 (YouTube) - From the description:

In this Judiciary Committee hearing, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett pushes back as witnesses struggle to give direct answers about the Proud Boys, neo-Nazis, and white supremacy.

Rep. Crockett calls out what she describes as blatant hypocrisy from Republicans who claim to support “law and order” while defending January 6 rioters and downplaying the role of extremist groups involved in the attack on the Capitol. She also connects the conversation to broader issues surrounding voting rights, racial discrimination, and the ongoing fight over how American history is taught.

From the Proud Boys to neo-Nazis to January 6 pardons, Rep. Crockett makes one thing clear: white supremacy should not be difficult to condemn.

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The tech sector is quietly pulling a massive bait-and-switch on the public. For years, engineers built narrow AI to solve specific, difficult math and science problems. This specialized software speeds up drug discovery, maps protein folding, and handles massive data analysis without needing to think like a human. Now, tech monopolies are starving those practical tools to fund general-purpose artificial intelligence. This shift is not just an upgrade in software capability. It is a deliberate effort to build systems that replicate human cognition, creating an entirely new architecture of corporate risk and public vulnerability.

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