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🏛️ Politics & SocietyYes or no Did Donald Trump deserve the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize?
He said repeatedly that he should win it. The committee gave it to Navi Pillay, the former UN human rights chief. Your call — results are whatever people actually vote.
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🏛️ Politics & SocietyPick one Who would you have given the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize to?
The committee chose Navi Pillay for her work on human rights and international law. Who would you have picked? Unseeded — this is purely how visitors vote.
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The director of the National Counterterrorism Center, Joe Kent, resigned in March 2026 in protest at the Iran war. Does that kind of exit achieve anything?
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🎲 RandomRank them Rank these minor inconveniences by how much they ruin your day
Petty, cumulative, deeply felt.
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1 = none left, 5 = as much as ever.
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🏛️ Politics & SocietyYes or no Should an administration have to give a public reason when it removes a cabinet secretary?
Reporting on the April 2026 dismissal of Attorney General Pam Bondi noted the announcement gave no specific reason. Should a reason be required?
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💼 Work & MoneyYes or no Is the commute ever actually worth it?
Office energy versus two hours of your life a day.
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Awarding a sitting leader can look like an endorsement. Should the prize wait until they have left office?
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