Ukraine warns it's running low on air-defense interceptors as Russia continues its relentless bombardment of Kyiv with missiles and drones.
Continue reading at BBC News →Super Typhoon Bavi is battering the Northern Mariana Islands with near-hurricane-force winds and gusts exceeding 180 mph.
Continue reading at BBC News →Super Typhoon Bavi made landfall on U.S. Pacific island territories including Guam, the second massive storm to hit the region since April, threatening critical military installations.
Continue reading at KETV Omaha →Iran held a massive funeral procession for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, with thousands mourning and demonstrating amid geopolitical tensions.
Continue reading at KETV Omaha →Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is seeking a meeting with Trump as Israel escalates military operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Continue reading at NPR Politics →NATO's value hinges on America's continued commitment; dismissing the alliance would undermine transatlantic trust at a precarious geopolitical moment.
Continue reading at Foreign Affairs →Ukraine warns it's running low on air-defense interceptors as Russia continues its relentless bombardment of Kyiv with missiles and drones.
Continue reading at BBC News →The Trump administration is making it harder for spouses of U.S. citizens to obtain citizenship, departing from decades of preferential immigration treatment for family members.
Continue reading at NPR Politics →The federal government has introduced 'Trump Accounts,' which offer $1,000 in seed money to eligible newborns in tax-advantaged investment vehicles.
Continue reading at NPR U.S. →An investigation discovered that some Louisville, Kentucky voters received incorrect ballots for several election cycles, raising concerns about voting system oversight.
Continue reading at NPR Politics →Deportations of immigrant youth once protected under deferred action have tripled under Trump, including cases of teenagers facing removal for minor traffic violations.
Continue reading at ProPublica →A billionaire-owned concrete plant has expanded aggressively in a Detroit neighborhood, displacing longtime residents despite their determined resistance to the industrial encroachment.
Continue reading at ProPublica →New research traces how PFAS 'forever chemicals' travel through the Great Lakes ecosystem and accumulate in humans, expanding our understanding of environmental contamination pathways.
Continue reading at Grist →Maine's removal of historic dams is triggering a remarkable alewife resurgence, revitalizing traditional fish harvests and demonstrating the ecological value of river restoration.
Continue reading at Inside Climate News →A new astronomical study suggests Earth may escape being consumed by the Sun's expansion in about 5 billion years, contrary to earlier assumptions.
Continue reading at Wired →America's technological dominance depends on building AI systems that respect local communities and their concerns, not imposing solutions from Silicon Valley.
Continue reading at Foreign Affairs →Small-dollar donors have proven surprisingly powerful in fueling Democratic candidates in unlikely places, as evidenced by a former admiral's nearly $10 million fundraising haul in rural Colorado.
Continue reading at The Atlantic →A new season of 'How To' explores the fraught relationship between people and technology, offering practical guidance on being intentional with devices and rebuilding attention.
Continue reading at The Atlantic →Marine Le Pen's appeal verdict could determine whether France's National Rally leader can run in 2027, a pivotal moment for the country's political future.
Continue reading at BBC News →Bangladesh is carefully balancing its diplomatic relationships, improving ties with India while also courting investment and engagement from China.
Continue reading at BBC News →Fishing communities in Sierra Leone blame large Chinese trawlers for illegally depleting local fish stocks, exacerbating economic hardship.
Continue reading at BBC News →Nigeria is reporting deaths of its nationals in South Africa amid a rising wave of xenophobic violence targeting migrants.
Continue reading at BBC News →A Venezuelan girl survived 32 hours trapped under earthquake rubble by rationing ketchup and cheese, a striking testament to human resilience.
Continue reading at BBC News →Vietnam, a major hub for counterfeit luxury goods, is facing U.S. pressure to crackdown on its black market, though local opinion is divided.
Continue reading at BBC News →The decision to overturn a red card for U.S. forward Balogun has created confusion about FIFA's enforcement of its own disciplinary rules, raising questions about fair play.
Continue reading at BBC U.S. →All eight people aboard a seaplane that made a hard landing in Manhattan's East River were rescued by fire department units, with two sustaining minor injuries.
Continue reading at BBC U.S. →A Delta aircraft landing in Chicago was struck by a firework, though fortunately no injuries were reported among the 52 passengers and crew.
Continue reading at BBC News →Elsevier and the Czech research community have reached a five-year open access agreement that allows eligible scholars to publish without article processing charges.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →Amsterdam University Press acquired ATF Press Publishing Group, adding over 400 titles in theology and religious studies to its portfolio and strengthening its humanities offerings.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →The University of North Dakota is joining JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services to increase the discoverability and reach of its distinctive digital collections.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →Sabinet continues expanding its open access collection to 140 titles, increasing global visibility of African scholarship and supporting sustainable publishing on the continent.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →NC LIVE added four new digital collections focusing on American and local history, funded by a federal grant honoring the nation's 250th anniversary.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →Qatar University moved its institutional repository to a modernized platform to reduce operational risks and improve long-term sustainability.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →Libero's U.S. market entry brings proven library management technology to American institutions, offering streamlined operations and enhanced patron experiences.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →LibraryIQ has released significant platform updates and integrated with Library Market's LibraryCalendar, expanding its library intelligence offerings.
Continue reading at Library Technology Guides →Sports scientists worry that misusing cooling breaks is undermining public trust in heat-health research at a time when the science is most needed.
Continue reading at Nature →A new analysis in Nature traces the history of computing beyond Silicon Valley startups, examining the broader technological and industrial context.
Continue reading at Nature →Some wealthy Americans are replacing traditional schools with expensive AI-powered tutoring and 'interactive workshops,' treating their children as beta testers for Silicon Valley's educational experiments.
Continue reading at The Verge →Chemical accidents are rising as the Trump administration proposes weakening safety regulations, putting communities near industrial sites at increased risk.
Continue reading at Ars Technica →California dairy farmers' expansion plans are alarming rural families who once had clean water and agricultural heritage, sparking battles over manure digesters and environmental protection.
Continue reading at Inside Climate News →Geologists believe Earth's continental crust may have formed through cosmic bombardment early in the planet's history, solving a 4-billion-year-old puzzle.
Continue reading at Ars Technica →The Supreme Court's Trump v. Slaughter decision has effectively ended the independence of federal agencies, concentrating presidential power while paradoxically limiting its practical authority.
Continue reading at The Atlantic →Airlines' mismanagement of weather delays is trapping passengers on tarmacs for hours, a growing nightmare for U.S. travelers caught between regulations and profit incentives.
Continue reading at The Atlantic →Paul Pelosi, husband of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, was involved in a hit-and-run accident in California that damaged a parked vehicle.
Continue reading at NPR Politics →Green gentian wildflowers are experiencing a stunning superbloom in Colorado's alpine meadows, a phenomenon a longtime researcher has documented across decades.
Continue reading at NPR Science →Vizio's new budget quantum-dot TV is a genuine breakthrough—not just for its sub-$400 price, but because its simple design proves you don't need bloated smart software to get great picture quality.
Continue reading at The Verge →Keurig revolutionized office coffee culture but its transformation into a symbol of convenience-driven consumption reveals how good ideas can be corrupted by corporate expansion.
Continue reading at The Verge →Google's new Workspace commercial imagines the Founding Fathers using AI to draft the Declaration of Independence, a tech-bro fantasy that feels more cringey than inspiring.
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