Voters have clearly embraced Democratic candidates tonight—not necessarily because they like them, but because they like President Donald Trump considerably less. Granted, a president’s party […]
Elon Musk Loses Texas Senate Race
James Talarico won the most expensive Senate race in American history on Tuesday, becoming the first Democrat to win a statewide election in Texas in […]
AI Governance: It’s Time for UN Environmental Leadership
By: Pham Phan Long Public attention has become focused on the potential threats to humanity from artificial intelligence, from misuse and loss of control to […]
What’s next for drinks? Five trends reshaping the beverage industry
Explore the key trends shaping BrauBeviale 2026, from no- and low-alcohol and functional drinks to AI, automation and sustainable beverage production…See More
[Watch] Livid Leon Schuster: ‘You’re p*ssing me off!’
Oh, Schuks! Leon Schuster lost his cool during an interview with SABC’s Leanne Manas. Here’s how the prank went down…See More
How Gloria Steinem’s lifechanging stay in India shaped her approach to feminism
The activist said her two years studying and travelling in country ‘made me who I am’ ‘We badly need to raise our boys more like […]
What Europe hopes to see in the US midterms
European capitals are watching these midterms closely — but are under no illusions that a Democrat-led Congress could reverse the new world order shaped by […]
EU tells Ukraine to hasten reforms, sets out more cautious path for accession
BRUSSELS — The European Commission is preparing a more cautious roadmap for Ukraine’s EU accession negotiations, setting out limited targets for progress in 2027 while […]
2026 U.S. Election Results Live: Liberals React to the Midterms
Join us as we learn the results of the U.S. midterm elections. Liberal Currents Live will start streaming at 7 p.m. Eastern on YouTube and […]
How the Wheels Came Off: China’s Economic Malaise (Neon Liberalism #97, with Logan Wright)
Samantha Hancox-Li interviews Logan Wright, author of Broken China, about why the conventional wisdom on China is wrong, why we should stop thinking about strategic […]
SCOTUS Looks Ready to Let Public Money Fund Religious Discrimination
The Supreme Court’s conservative majority appears poised to further weaken the separation between church and state by requiring that taxpayer dollars subsidize religious schools that […]
Will the midterms live up to the hype? 6 key stories we’re watching
Across the country, voters are making their way to the polls in the climax of a vitriolic midterm election cycle set against the backdrop of […]
Following Oleshky Truce, Melania Trump To Host Russia-Ukraine Talks
US first lady Melania Trump will host Russian and Ukrainian representatives at the White House on November 5 for a meeting focused on a localized […]
AI risk debate: Steve Boese on what HR leaders can act on while consensus is missing
September brought the argument over AI’s risks into the open from several directions at once. Early in the month, a researcher resigned from Anthropic, warning […]
First Amendment Victory: Judge dismisses Trump’s lawsuit against pro-Palestine protesters
The court rejected the FACE Act claim and found that the PSL New Jersey post on social media was protected speech, as “a call to […]
Bolsonaro Joins His Fellow Exiles in the Bosom of Neoconservative Miami
In the wake of Brazilian incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva’s historic reelection last month, right-wing challenger Flávio Bolsonaro executed a daring — and likely […]
GOP Nightmare Comes True: Republicans Aren’t Showing Up To Vote
The nightmare scenario for Republican strategists wasn’t that a wave of Republicans would vote for Democratic candidates. That was never going to happen. The scenario […]
Trump Is Threatening To Leave America
Donald Trump has some weird ideas about how to get out the vote for Republicans. Trump tried to rally Republicans by talking about the backside […]
A strong start for Takaichi, but the real work is only beginning
Originally published by Pacific Forum, this article is republished with permission. Sanae Takaichi has just completed her first year as Japan’s prime minister. It has […]
SES secures Finnair deal for multi-orbit in-flight Wi-Fi
SES has signed a new agreement with Finnair to provide multi-orbit in-flight connectivity across 18 Embraer E195-E2 aircrafts. As a result, the aircraft will be […]