The 'No Kings' rallies drew an estimated 9 million participants across more than 3,100 registered events nationwide, a striking show of coordinated grassroots organizing.
Continue reading at KETV Omaha →Thousands gathered in Omaha for the nationwide 'No Kings' protests, joining demonstrations in cities across all 50 states.
Continue reading at KETV Omaha →From Washington to small towns, nationwide 'No Kings' protests drew crowds from major capitals to lesser-known communities, showing both breadth and depth of organizing.
Continue reading at KETV Omaha →The TSA's recent collapse is rooted in two overlapping White House initiatives—DOGE and ICE expansion—that have overwhelmed the agency with competing demands.
Continue reading at The New Yorker →The Atlantic examines how the Trump administration's influence over the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is reshaping the institution and driving away major arts organizations.
Continue reading at The Atlantic →BBC international editor Jeremy Bowen argues that Trump's gut-instinct approach to the Iran conflict is failing to achieve strategic results.
Continue reading at BBC News →Israeli strikes in Lebanon have killed three journalists, including one from the Hezbollah-affiliated Al Manar TV, raising questions about civilian casualties in the conflict.
Continue reading at BBC News →A Lebanese family laid an 11-year-old boy to rest after an Israeli strike killed him and his uncle, a sobering reminder of the conflict's human toll.
Continue reading at BBC News →Two landmark social media court verdicts this week could fundamentally reshape how these platforms operate, according to Center for Humane Technology co-founder Aza Raskin.
Continue reading at NPR Technology →Papua New Guinea is grappling with a mysterious ocean toxicity crisis: thousands of dead fish and human illness point to possible contamination in waters off New Ireland.
Continue reading at Inside Climate News →The latest World Meteorological Organization climate report shows Earth's energy imbalance is accelerating, with U.N. officials warning that every key indicator is 'flashing red.'
Continue reading at Inside Climate News →A new AP-NORC poll reveals how men and women perceive gender and pay—offering data-driven insights into persistent attitudes about wage gaps.
Continue reading at Associated Press →As fuel costs spike, lawmakers are pushing to temporarily suspend the federal gas tax while the Trump administration releases strategic oil reserves to ease prices.
Continue reading at KETV Omaha →Prison phone recordings raise serious questions about ex-Abercrombie CEO Mike Jeffries' mental fitness to stand trial, with his lawyers citing dementia concerns.
Continue reading at BBC News →Kenya's unexpected surge in demand for rare, collectible ant species has created a lucrative wildlife trafficking opportunity for smugglers.
Continue reading at BBC News →A German TV personality's deepfake pornography scandal has exposed vulnerabilities in online image protection, with her ex-husband's alleged involvement still disputed.
Continue reading at BBC News →PALCI has partnered with EdPros Digital to help member libraries navigate evolving digital accessibility requirements and federal compliance mandates.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →A new report examines how deliberate data curation and structured metadata underpin the Web of Science database's credibility and discovery capabilities.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →Taylor & Francis is expanding its diamond open access model with six new journals in 2026, thanks to agreements with research consortia in the UK and Australasia.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →Tech Logic and Smarte Carte's partnership sets a new standard for library holds lockers, combining software and hardware expertise to improve patron and staff experience.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →Sweden's Göteborgs Stadsbibliotek has launched Vega Discover, signaling the library's commitment to delivering a modern, user-centered digital catalog.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →Clarivate's new AI50 report identifies the world's leading organizations in high-impact AI invention, including giants like NVIDIA, Alphabet, and Qualcomm.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →House Republicans have rejected a Senate compromise deal, prolonging the partial government shutdown and leaving airport security agents without pay for over a month.
Continue reading at BBC News →As global attention shifts toward Iran, uncertainty deepens about Gaza's future and the possibility of a lasting peace agreement.
Continue reading at BBC News →Bank of America will pay $72.5 million to settle a lawsuit alleging it facilitated Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking operations.
Continue reading at BBC News →Twenty-two migrants died off the Greek coast after six days at sea, with poor conditions and lack of supplies contributing to the tragedy.
Continue reading at BBC News →Meta and YouTube faced major legal defeats for harming minors—a development that could reshape tech accountability, though the companies are appealing the verdicts.
Continue reading at The Verge →TikTok's algorithm is serving up AI-generated ads without clear labeling, raising questions about whether the platform can (or will) enforce transparency requirements that it claims to support.
Continue reading at The Verge →A young Trump appointee with minimal experience has been positioned to shape nuclear energy policy at the highest levels, signaling Silicon Valley's growing influence over federal regulators.
Continue reading at Grist →A Midwest carbon pipeline company is pivoting from its original climate mission to support fossil fuel extraction, adapting to Trump's energy agenda and new tax incentives.
Continue reading at Inside Climate News →Scientist Peter Brannen offers a sweeping 4-billion-year perspective on why carbon dioxide is central to both the story of life and our current climate crisis.
Continue reading at Inside Climate News →A 30-year-old explanation for why ancient dragonflies were so much larger than modern ones—the 'oxygen constraint hypothesis'—has failed recent scientific scrutiny.
Continue reading at Ars Technica →Physicists have tested a counterintuitive quantum phenomenon where causality itself may exist in superposition, challenging our basic understanding of how events unfold.
Continue reading at Ars Technica →New fishing technologies are emerging to reduce bycatch of turtles, whales, and dolphins—addressing a crisis that kills millions of marine animals annually.
Continue reading at Ars Technica →Oil markets have historically danced closely with Trump's rhetoric on geopolitics, but traders may be growing less reactive to his latest pronouncements.
Continue reading at BBC U.S. →Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure and global energy dynamics are now caught in a volatile dance, with Aramco's command center working overtime amid geopolitical tensions.
Continue reading at The Atlantic →Nick Fuentes, a 27-year-old white-supremacist influencer, is using algorithmic targeting to reach ideologically opposed young people, a troubling strategy that appears to be working.
Continue reading at The Atlantic →ICEBlock, an app designed to alert users about immigration enforcement in their area, is now under legal scrutiny from the Trump administration, which claims it endangered federal agents.
Continue reading at The New Yorker →A writer reflects on her childhood spent on the run with her parents, fugitives from the Weather Underground radical group, raising profound questions about family and ideology.
Continue reading at The New Yorker →Young adults today experience financial anxiety as a chronic background stressor, with even those on solid ground obsessing over budgets and catastrophizing about their futures.
Continue reading at The Atlantic →The Atlantic explores how reframing waiting as a gift of time—rather than dead space—might ease anxiety and unlock unexpected moments of reflection in daily life.
Continue reading at The Atlantic →Raw Farm's premium unpasteurized cheese is commanding $16 a pound and drawing scrutiny, especially since Robert F. Kennedy Jr. began championing raw dairy products.
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