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Strike26's Easter strike happened on a day when America was already not shopping, making its impact indistinguishable from a normal Sunday -- either the movement's fatal flaw or its cleverest trick.
The war is 37 days old and therapists across two continents are reporting a new clinical pattern -- civilians traumatized by a conflict they are watching, not experiencing.
Turkey prepared capacity for 90,000 -- the satellite images suggest the numbers may already be testing those limits, as families arrive at the Kapikoy crossing carrying whatever they could hold.
The disease America eliminated in 2000 has logged more cases in three months of 2026 than in all of 2024, and the country is on pace to lose its measles-free status by November.
The generation raised on the internet is attending church 1.9 weekends a month -- more than Boomers, more than Gen X -- and this Easter Sunday the pews will be full of people under thirty.
A COVID variant nicknamed Cicada is doing something no prior strain has done -- infecting children at disproportionate rates -- and public health officials are still figuring out why.
The Easter table tells two food-price stories at once -- beef and sugar climbing on tight supply, eggs plummeting from their 2025 crisis peak.
A nostalgia movement pining for 2016 has grown large enough to earn its own Wikipedia page, which tells you everything about where the culture's head is right now.
The Italian designer who invented the concept of premium denim -- founding Diesel, Replay, and AG Jeans along the way -- has died at 82.
Robert Swan Mueller III -- Marine, prosecutor, FBI director through 9/11, and special counsel who investigated Trump -- died March 20 at 81 after living with Parkinson's disease.
Joseph Allen McDonald -- who led half a million people in a profane singalong against the Vietnam War at Woodstock -- died March 7 of Parkinson's, during another American war.