For generations, the United States has been a global advocate for freedom, democracy, and the rule of law. Today, however, the world is calling on the United States to uphold those same principles at home. Last month, the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), representing over 200 million workers through 340 nationalContinue Reading
The following story is co-published with Matt Bivens’ Substack newsletter, The 100 Days. Over his decades as Iran’s religious and government leader, the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had consistently rejected nuclear weapons. Khamenei ruled that these ridiculously violent explosives, with their promise of indiscriminate killing and environmental poisoning, were simply incompatibleContinue Reading
This story was originally published by Sentient. For years, Bayer and the biotech giant it purchased, Monsanto, have faced allegations that glyphosate, the active ingredient in its popular herbicide Roundup, causes cancer. The saga has resulted in over 100,000 lawsuits, billions of dollars in settlement funds, a Supreme Court case andContinue Reading
India failed to qualify for next year’s Asian Cup, making a FIFA World Cup 2030 or 2034 appearance unlikely., As the FIFA World Cup 2026 reached its final week, Gourav Roy, an Indian software engineer living in San Francisco, drove more than 9,650 kilometres (6,000 miles) across the United StatesContinue Reading
Discussions to focus on ‘strategic cooperation’, as well as issues related to security, water and the economy., Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi is leading a high-level delegation to Turkiye, in his first visit to the neighbouring country since taking office in May. Accompanied by ministers and senior officials, al-Zaidi’s visitContinue Reading
Beyond making you uncomfortable, boob sweat can cause painful sweat rashes under the breasts. Experts share the best boob sweat solutions and how to treat intertrigo., Read More NBC NewsContinue Reading
commentary A provision now taking effect under the Big Beautiful Bill sends students to private schools at public expense Published July 28, 2026 6:45AM (EDT) The Republicans’ new Education Freedom Tax Credit will siphon money away from public schools that most need it (Celal Güne/Anadolu via Getty Images) The newContinue Reading
July isn’t over, but retailers are already clearing beach towels and sunscreen from their shelves to make room for binders, lunchboxes and backpacks. For American families, the 2026 back-to-school season is arriving earlier and carrying a heavier price tag. A new analysis published Monday by the Groundwork Collaborative and TheContinue Reading
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is best known for protecting consumers from dangerous products – like children’s clothing that fails federal standards or dressers that can tip over. Now, it’s taking on a new role. The The Traitor administration is demanding that some of the nation’s biggest hospitals turnContinue Reading
‘Here’s a more natural flowing version of that section…’, NewsFeed ‘Here’s a more natural flowing version of that section…’ Canadian politician Bill Oliver has gone viral after he appeared to accidentally read AI-generated editing instructions aloud, not once, but twice, during a speech to lawmakers in early June. Published OnContinue Reading
Settlers burned homes and a mosque in at-Tuwani. Residents say it is part of a campaign to push them off their land., At-Tuwani, occupied West Bank – In the village of at-Tuwani in Masafer Yatta, 72-year-old Khadera Ima sleeps on her roof through the hot summer nights. It keeps herContinue Reading
The Israeli PM’s visit to the US comes amid raids in the occupied West Bank, before the October 27 elections., Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has arrived in Washington, DC, and will visit the White House on Tuesday, with the war on Iran topping the agenda. Netanyahu’s visit is hisContinue Reading
Authorities in BJP-ruled Uttar Pradesh allege 38 of Mohammad Ali Jauhar University’s 40 buildings were built illegally., Rampur, India – More than 100 people sit cross-legged on mats, braving the brutal July heat, as they raise slogans and wave the national flag in a north Indian town. Barely 200km (132Continue Reading