Hot Mess at the DHS
Reason Magazine • 2/13/2026
Summary
The news story titled "Hot Mess at the DHS" highlights issues within the Department of Homeland Security. It also mentions boat subsidies and references metaphor alerts, along with ongoing fallout related to Epstein.
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