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The Pentagon's New Hire: A Capitol Rioter in the Policy Office
In a baffling turn of events, a man convicted for his role in the January 6 Capitol riot has secured a policy role within the U.S. Pentagon.
A Rare Check on Power: Why the US House Just Said No to War
The US House has voted to limit presidential authority regarding military action in Iran, marking a significant, bipartisan effort to reclaim war powers.
When Navigation Goes Rogue: Why Baltic Skies Are Getting Tense
Stray Ukrainian drones are wandering into Baltic airspace, forcing a tense diplomatic reaction as the region grapples with the risks of electronic warfare.
World
Awkward Timing: Ukrainian Drones Crash the Party at Putin's St Petersburg Economic Forum
As the St Petersburg Economic Forum gets underway, Ukrainian drones are making their presence felt by targeting Russian oil infrastructure in a bold tactical move.
Tech
Trump’s New AI Executive Order: A Digital Safety Net or Just More Red Tape?
Donald Trump has signed an executive order requiring a new vetting process for powerful AI models to address national security concerns.
World
The Cracks in the Kremlin: Is Russia Finally Turning Against the War?
As the war in Ukraine drags on, cracks are appearing in the Russian public's support for the Kremlin. Is the tide finally turning for Putin?
World
A Dark Night in Kyiv: The Brutal Reality of Recent Missile Strikes
Kyiv was struck by a series of devastating ballistic missiles overnight, resulting in at least five deaths and widespread fear across the capital.
Politics
Trump’s $1.8 Billion Legal War Chest Hits a Brick Wall
A court has halted Donald Trump's $1.8 billion fund aimed at restructuring government agencies, leaving the Department of Justice in a legal bind.
Politics
The Billion Dollar Headache: Why Washington is Fighting Over Trump’s New Fund
Democrats are taking a stand against a new 1.8 billion dollar fund associated with Donald Trump, causing a fresh wave of legislative gridlock in Washington.
World
Tehran Turmoil: Is President Pezeshkian Really Calling It Quits?
Reports suggest Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has submitted his resignation amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East.
World
The Commute of Courage: Life on the Frontline Bus Routes of Kherson
In Kherson, public transport drivers face the daily threat of Russian drone strikes. We look at the grim reality of life on the frontlines.
Culture
Sashes and Sexuality: Why Grace Richardson Refused to Play the Pageant Game
Miss England Grace Richardson talks about why she refused to hide her sexuality while competing on the Miss World stage.
Politics
Colombia's Election: A Geopolitical Tango with a Side of Diplomatic Drama
Colombia's presidential election is underway, poised to dramatically reshape the country's relationship with the United States after a period of public friction between current President Gustavo Petro and former US President Donald Trump. This pivotal vote will determine Colombia's future foreign policy direction and its standing on the global stage.
Culture
Big Girls Don't Cry, But Frankie Valli Fans Might: The Final Curtain Falls Early
Frankie Valli has cancelled the remainder of his farewell tour due to health concerns. We look at the legacy of the Four Seasons icon and why he has earned a peaceful retirement.
World
The Man of Many Faces: How Putin Mastered the Art of Political Branding
Vladimir Putin has spent decades crafting his public image, evolving from a quiet KGB officer into a projection of absolute power. We explore how his branding has shaped his rule.
World
The Great Iranian Disconnect: Why 'Back Online' Doesn't Mean What You Think
Despite official claims of a restored internet in Iran, the majority of the population remains trapped in a state of limited, heavily restricted access.
Politics
Another Year, Another Clean Bill of Health: The Presidential Physical Theatre Continues
The White House has once again released the results of the US president's annual medical examination, declaring Donald Trump 'fully fit' for duty. This regular update sparks public discussion on the nature of presidential health disclosures, balancing transparency with political messaging, and the unique pressures faced by the physicians involved in such high-stakes assessments.
World
An Awkward Handshake at Guantanamo: Why US and Cuban Officials Are Talking Again
A high-ranking US commander has held talks with Cuban officials near Guantanamo Bay, sparking questions about the future of US-Cuba relations under pressure from Donald Trump.
Politics
Trump’s Name Stripped from Kennedy Center: A Legal Curtain Call
A US judge has ruled that Donald Trump's name must be removed from the Kennedy Center and that the venue must remain open despite previous closure plans.
World
Diplomacy or Bromance? Decoding the India-Israel Relationship
Benjamin Netanyahu claims a unique bond with India, but what does this strategic alignment mean for the future of global politics?
Tech
Is AI the Ultimate Shopaholic? Why Your Next Purchase Might Be a Robot's Idea
Adobe reports a massive surge in AI-driven shopping conversions in the UK, suggesting that algorithms are becoming our new favourite personal shoppers.
Politics
A $250 Bill With Trump’s Face? The Latest Chapter in American Political Theatre
US lawmakers are attempting to bypass federal law to put Donald Trump's face on a new $250 bill, sparking a debate on political iconography and tradition.
World
Donald Trump the Buffalo: A Very Bizarre Tale of Presidential Pardon
A 700kg buffalo named Donald Trump has been saved from ritual slaughter in Bangladesh after local authorities intervened in a bizarre turn of events.