There’s no denying that private renters are feeling the strain of a longstanding affordability squeeze. For the past 15-20 years, rents have taken up a […]
The Lord Is My MMA Coach
After badly bloodying his opponent inside the octagon cage erected on the White House lawn as part of Donald Trump’s 80th-birthday celebration, Mixed Martial Arts […]
Burnham declares war on ‘cover-up culture’
LONDON — Andy Burnham pledged Tuesday to end the U.K.’s “cover-up culture” and put “decency back at the heart of the British state.” In his […]
‘Anthropic doesn’t care about Europe’ — EU officials peeved after AI giant sends junior staffer to testify about safety
BRUSSELS — European policymakers criticized AI company Anthropic on Tuesday for failing to send a senior company official to address Brussels’ concerns about risks posed […]
Australian lamb new favourite in US as protein ‘wave’ creates demand
Australians may love their lamb, but it has always been a harder sell for American consumers. There are signs that is changing…See More
Your Print Copies of The Reconstruction Papers Are On Their Way!
Yesterday, the company that will be handling the shipping of The Reconstruction Papers in the US picked up all of the copies from our printer. […]
The Blood Circle
In late October 2022, the Algerian government accepted the skulls of 24 national heroes who were killed during France’s crushing century-and-a-half-long (1830–1962) occupation of Algeria. […]
A Curious Candidacy in the Windsor Senate Primary (Updated)
This, friends and neighbors, is Ben Brickner, Democratic candidate for state Senate in the Windsor district. Practically oozes Vermontitude, doesn’t it? Appropriately faded ballcap, fleece […]
A Constitutional Moment in Hungary?
The defeat of Viktor Orbán wasn’t primarily driven by anger over the dismantling of liberal democracy. But the new government could serve as a positive […]
Crunch time looms over Myanmar’s grinding civil war
Following the dramatic shifts on the battlefields of Myanmar’s civil war in recent years, 2026 was always likely to be a year of decision. By […]
China’s Africa lending model has a split personality
Over the past two decades, China’s rise as the world’s largest bilateral creditor has profoundly altered the global development finance landscape. Yet international scholarship on […]
How DSA Organizes Against Data Centers
On the ground from Seattle to D.C. and in state legislatures, DSA is pushing for accountability for data center projects. The post How DSA Organizes […]
Even Socialism was Bigger in Texas
The lone star radicals in David Griscom’s “The Myth of Red Texas” built power despite state repression. The next chapter of working class politics in […]
Ukraine Gets Nod From France To Produce French Defense Systems
France will allow Ukraine to produce French-made cruise missiles, precision guided bombs and air defense interceptor missiles on top of orders for the next-generation Franco-Italian […]
Trump Drops Threat Of Hormuz Transit Fee, Turns To Gulf Investment Deals
As the US-Israeli war with Iran continues to impact and shape the region, journalists from RFE/RL’s Central Newsroom and Iranian service, Radio Farda, deliver ongoing […]
US Continues Strikes On Iran As Tehran Targets Vessels In Gulf
Explosions rocked parts of Iran through the day on July 14 as the US military continued to hit targets inside Iran to help secure the […]
SK Telecom and KT begin pilot for physical AI infrastructure
Physical AI’s goal is to support all kinds of robots, reducing latency and cost by putting processing power on the network close to them SK […]
Donald Trump’s Mental Decline Should Be The #1 Story. No Joke, It’s Dangerous.
(Quoted from Dr. Bandy Lee, editor of the new book, The “More Dangerous Case of Donald Trump”. first edition). Dr. Bandy Lee and 40 psychiatrists […]
Hegseth’s Study of Women in Combat Is Designed to Reach One Conclusion
This article first appeared on The War Horse, an award-winning nonprofit news organization educating the public on military service. Subscribe to their newsletter. Two months before Pete Hegseth […]
A Gaza bookseller returned to the ruins for the books
When war destroyed his home and bookstore in Beit Lahia, Mohammed Saad lost far more than a business…See More