She was an absolute light in a dark world and we will all miss her so much,’ says neighbour of Donna Graham, 68; GoFundMe set up […]
Trans Kansas: After State Revokes IDs, Worries About Voting Rights
In February, Kansas revoked the state identification documents of trans residents who had changed their gender markers. In the months since, trans Kansans have reported […]
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‘Uyena’: Social media reacts to Nathi Mthethwa’s lookalike [photos]
Social media reacted to Nathi Mthethwa’s lookalike on X, with many agreeing that the resemblance between the two gentlemen is truly uncanny…See More
Rubber mask helps to track cattle methane emissions in real time
A wearable mask that tracks the methane output of individual cattle in real time promises to help quantify the livestock sector’s contribution to national emissions…See […]
Prominent pork industry identity charged over alleged multi-million-dollar fraud
Darren and Cameron Wilson have been charged over allegations they kept millions in sales off the books of a business for personal use between 2017 […]
New Lawsuit Seeks to Oust Kushner From Envoy Position Amid Profit-Seeking
A government watchdog has filed a lawsuit seeking to prohibit Jared Kushner from serving as special envoy for the Trump administration amid reports of conflicts […]
Most Americans Say Trump’s Presidential Profits Are Illegal or Unethical
A strong majority of Americans believe that President Donald Trump is profiting illegally or unethically from his presidency, polling finds. AP-NORC poll results released Tuesday […]
County Employee in Trouble Over Alleged Laundering of Ksh2.76 Million in County Payments
The arrest comes following the enactment of a law prohibiting public officers from engaging in business dealings with the government…See More
MAGA Ain’t What It Used to Be
The big headline at the New York Times is “Soaring Energy Prices Push U.S. Inflation Higher.” And in usual NYC understatement, one of the subheads […]
The Slow-Motion Train Wreck of Act 143 Continues Apace
Our sadly diminished news media is all but ignoring the fact that (1) a humanitarian crisis and (2) a deeply consequential dispute between the Scott […]
UK polling watchdog faces reckoning after Farage sting
LONDON — The watchdog meant to police transparency in the U.K.’s polling industry is struggling to punish rogue firms, its own officers warned in a private […]
Why Ukrainian strikes on data centers are a real problem for Russia — and beyond
Ukraine’s strikes on data centers inside Russia aimed to disrupt military planning and communication services. There were also reports of another kind of disruption: to […]
East Asia’s Youth Job Crisis Is Hiding Its Coming Labor Shortage
By: Xiaochen Su Photo from East Asia Forum A young Japanese woman signs up for an international language exchange app, hoping for a buddy who […]
Why Chinese culture lands so fluently and freely in Vietnam
A recent ISEAS Fulcrum commentary by Hoang Thi Ha and Pham Thi Phuong Thao offers a useful mapping of how Chinese culture and economic opportunity […]
Operation Vivaldi: Ukrainian gain on a drone-filled battlefield
Russia’s drone and missile attacks on Ukraine’s population and infrastructure continue to dominate coverage of the conflict. But on the ground, Ukraine has been making […]
Editor’s Notes: What Can Congress Do?
Today we published political scientist Steven L. Taylor talking about what to expect even in the case of the biggest imaginable blue wave in the […]
Women Trust AI Less Than Men—But No One’s Asking Them
As our tech overlords continue pumping more resources into AI development and innovation—responsibly, of course—they’re facing a massive trust gap: the people they want to […]
From aspartame to allulose: The future of sweeteners takes shape
The sweetener market is evolving as manufacturers balance sugar reduction targets, health concerns, consumer preferences, regulatory pressures and new ingredient innovation…See More
The Democrats Who Didn’t Have Our Backs
Instead of leaning into the progressivism gaining traction across the country, the Democratic establishment is choosing to attack the left.
From defence reliance to resilience: Interview with European Commissioner Andrius Kubilius
The EU has a defence clause. But does it have a plan? That was among the questions raised during an interview with Andrius Kubilius, European […]