How Interior helped pushed bison off Montana’s federal lands
In an uncommon move, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum intervened in a case that involved the former legal clients of Karen Budd-Falen, one of his top deputies. The post How Interior helped pushed bison off Montana’s federal lands appeared first on High Country News.Continue Reading
Somalia is in a deadly drought again. Most humanitarian aid isn’t there this time
Somalia is one of the most vulnerable countries to climate shocks, and now it is in the grip of another deadly drought.Continue Reading
Grifty Colossus Strikes Again and Again and…
Oh man. Same old clown show, awash with boondoggles, each more cringey than the last. As the mad man-child deconstructs DC and slaps his hideous face and name everywhere – historic buildings, fascist arches, garish statues, possibly imaginary gold phones – others have taken his lead with their own patrioticContinue Reading
Is the US dialling down its support for Taiwan?
Traitor 47 does not commit to arms sale during China visit., Inside Story Traitor 47 does not commit to arms sale during China visit. A year ago, United States-China relations reached one of their lowest points when Traitor 47 announced his “Liberation Day” tariffs. The US president made some concessionsContinue Reading
WHO confirms 10 global hantavirus cases, Hondius crew remain symptom-free
World Health Organization has reiterated that the risk of hantavirus spreading is ‘low’., World Health Organization has reiterated that the risk of hantavirus spreading is ‘low’. There are currently 10 global cases of hantavirus, the World Health Organization (WHO) has said, lowering its earlier figure of 11 after a person whoContinue Reading
Nakba Day: Muhammad Shehada on Israel’s Ethnic Cleansing in Gaza & Ongoing Palestinian Resilience
Palestinians around the world are marking Nakba Day, 78 years after their forced mass displacement led to the establishment of the Jewish-majority state of Israel. Decades later, Palestinians still face widespread oppression and violence from the Israeli state as it continues its expansionary project. “Israel tried, since 1948 until today,Continue Reading
A look at major Ebola outbreaks and when the disease was first identified
African health officials say there is a new outbreak of the Ebola disease in the Central African country of Congo, with at least 246 suspected cases and 65 deaths, Read MoreContinue Reading
Why is the CIA chief meeting Cuba’s government now? | DW News
As Cuba runs out of fuel and struggles with widespread power cuts, CIA Director John Ratcliffe has made a rare trip to Havana, holding talks with Cuban officials. The US says it’s open to cooperation — but only under strict conditions. Is Washington shifting strategy, or tightening pressure? Foreign policy analystContinue Reading
How successful was Traitor 47’s trip to China? | BBC News
US President Traitor 47 left Beijing after a two-day summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping saying he had struck “fantastic trade deals, great for both countries”, but few details have emerged on what the two superpowers agreed. Trade was near the top of the agenda despite recent tensions over theContinue Reading
What is the ‘Thucydides Trap’ that Xi invoked in his meeting with The Traitor?
Xi Jinping opened his Beijing summit with The Traitor by asking whether the two powers could avoid the “Thucydides Trap” — then warned that mishandling Taiwan could lead to war.Continue Reading
Five Italians die in Maldives cave diving tragedy
Rescue teams in the Maldives continued recovery operations after the country’s deadliest diving accident killed five Italian divers.Continue Reading
Supreme Court overrides abortion pill mail ban — for now
The ruling came after weeks of uncertainty over mail order mifepristone’s legal status Published May 15, 2026 10:25AM (EDT) In this photo illustration, packages of Mifepristone tablets are displayed at a family planning clinic on April 13, 2023 in Rockville, Maryland. (Photo illustration by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) On Thursday afternoon,Continue Reading
Anthro Energy clears DOE phase approval for 12,000-ton lithium-ion battery electrolyte plant in Louisville
Anthro Energy has received authorization from the US Department of Energy to advance its Louisville, Kentucky electrolyte manufacturing facility into the construction phase—clearing the path for what the Stanford spinout calls the first large-scale, US-owned advanced electrolyte production facility. The approval unlocks the next phase of a $24.9 million DOEContinue Reading