On a brilliantly sunny day in May, Mother Jones national correspondent Kiera Butler found herself eating quiche in the cheerful breakfast nook of a home […]
Marianas midterm vote a referendum on China’s murky influence
While some watch election outcomes in Michigan, Texas and other high-profile campaigns, defense planners should closely watch election results in another part of the United […]
Billionaires shouldn’t be allowed to buy and sell US midterms
There’s a drama playing out across American screens in 2026. But not the sort you might expect. There are villains and heroes, yes, high finance […]
Scott Jennings’ ‘time to sue’ advice boomerangs as settlement looms in smear fight: report
Scott Jennings once had blunt legal advice for a network targeted by a leftist streamer, and it’s now aging poorly for him. When Hasan Piker […]
Trump terror czar blurts out real target of pre-election security push: report
A top Trump national security official may have revealed who the government’s pre-election security push is really aimed at, just days before the midterms. White […]
Vote Democratic to Fight Socialism
Republicans have made the stakes for Election Day clear. Former Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has said the midterms are “a choice between communism and common […]
Flailing and Failing Election Interference
Smells of desperation This past week has seen a bevy of what Kate Riga and Khaya Himmelman at Talking Points Memo characterize as lobbing a […]
DoorDash’s Instacart deal promises CPG better ad reach, raises antitrust concerns
DoorDash’s $17 billion Instacart deal promises broader reach and advertising tools for CPG brands, but critics warn of a food delivery monopoly…See More
Eskom announces a nine-hour power outage in parts of Gauteng on Monday
Eskom customers should prepare for a lengthy power cut on Monday as the utility carries out planned electricity network maintenance…See More
Malawi: Mayor Jomo Hits Back Over Fuel Queue Brawl Video
Nyasa Times] Blantyre City Mayor Isaac Jomo Osman has refused to back down over his controversial role at fuel stations, insisting he is the only […]
Two Navy Veterans, One Flooding District: Why Sea-Level Rise Matters in Kiggans vs. Luria
Early voting is about to close this Saturday in Virginia’s second congressional district, where Republican incumbent Jennifer Kiggans and Democrat challenger Elaine Luria are facing […]
Japan eases overtime guidance amid labour shortages, sparking work-life balance concerns
Japan has eased its approach to overtime regulation from 1 September, in a move the government says will give organisations greater flexibility to address labour […]
UN scientists’ secret carbon capture vote set back climate policy
This article was first published by ProPublica and Drilled. It is republished with permission. In the spring of 2005, the United Nations convened more than […]
France’s debt crisis could become Europe’s inflation crisis
Subscribe now with a one-month trial for only $1, then enjoy the first year at an exclusive rate of just $99. France’s debt crisis threatens to […]
While Americans Paid $148B Extra on Gas Amid War, Big Oil Made $130B in Profits
As Americans have been forced to shell out an extra $148 billion on gas and diesel in eight months of war on Iran, Big Oil […]
Israel Is Creating a “Permanent Architecture of Control” Amid Gaza Genocide
We speak with Forensic Architecture’s Eyal Weizman about his new book, Ungrounding: The Architecture of Genocide, a meticulous investigation into Israel’s genocide in Gaza, the […]
Mark Carney puts deadline on EU ‘associate membership’ push
MONTREAL — Canada embraced the European Union’s offer of “associate membership” after a two-day summit at which Brussels and Ottawa gave themselves until next June […]
Streeting insists Burnham won’t make ‘arbitrary’ welfare cuts
LONDON — Andy Burnham will avoid making “arbitrary” cuts to Britain’s rising social security budget, a top Cabinet minister said Friday, as he defended days […]
Frontex chief calls for better EU border intelligence after Ceuta crisis
Brussels (European Newsroom) – The European Union should improve how it detects and connects early warnings at its external borders after the mass arrival of […]
“Climate change is here, and it hurts” — interview with the European Environment Agency’s Executive Director
The hottest summer ever recorded, rivers and lakes drier than ever, and wildfires burning thousands of hectares of nature to the ground – Europe is […]