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Can Europe prevent an unjust ‘peace’ in Ukraine – and what is at stake if it fails?

Seizing Moscow’s money to bail out Kyiv may be all that stands between a fair outcome and a ‘deal’ that brings war in the rest of Europe a step closer

The Guardian - UK

Who leaked Witkoff’s call advising Kremlin on how to get Trump on side?

Bloomberg publishes extraordinary transcripts of secret discussions, but their provenance remains unclear

The Guardian - UK

Is the Poverty Line Really $100,000?

Plus: The Adams staffer purge, therapyspeak in Tennessee's special election, and more...

Reason

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As US hunger rises, Trump administration’s ‘efficiency’ goals cause massive food waste

The U.S. government has caused massive food waste during President Donald Trump’s second term. Policies such as immigration raids, tariff changes and temporary and permanent cuts to food assistance programs have left farmers short of workers and money, food rotting in fields and warehouses, and millions of Americans hungry. And…

The Conversation

Online harassment is silencing Canada’s health experts — institutions need to do more to protect them

Canada has lost the measles elimination status it has held since 1998. To regain that status, one crucial factor is hearing from researchers who speak about vaccine safety in public.

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Encouraging young people to vote requires understanding why they don’t

Around the world, political institutions are under threat and democracy hangs in the balance. Deepening political divisions, political apathy and the rise of opportunistic populist leaders have all contributed to widespread democratic backsliding and a rise in authoritarianism.

The Conversation

Global power shifts are playing out in the Red Sea region: why this is where the rules are changing

The competition for global influence and control is shifting. One of the places where this dynamic is playing out is the Red Sea region, which encompasses Egypt, Eritrea, Djibouti, Sudan, Saudi Arabia and Yemen. Here, international rivalries, regional ambitions and local politics collide. Federico Donelli, who has studied these political…

The Conversation

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‘The Genesis Mission’: Donald Trump unveils AI overlord that’ll run automated nuclear and biological experiments

What could possibly go wrong!?

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43yo man decides to rob bank he targeted 9 years ago. This time his own medical condition foils the already stupid plan

The years he spent in jail taught him nothing.

We Got This Covered

Desperate LA leaders begged for disaster aid, only to find the money is being held hostage

The situation was already bad - then it was made worse.

We Got This Covered

Two Texas men plot to invade Haitian island. What they planned next was just as unhinged

It makes Epstein Island sound like Disneyland.

We Got This Covered

Is Queens the new political bellwether of America?

National news organizations have treated the borough like flyover country. It’s time to change that

The Guardian - US

A West Texas county wants to better prepare for floods. Paying for it will be tricky.

Ector County has boomed since the 1970s, when the drainage system was last updated. Officials hope state and federal funds will help pay for the update despite some grant programs ending under the Trump administration.

The Texas Tribune

How American farmers are losing out on the organic food boom to other countries

Less than 1% of U.S. farmland is certified organic but it's what consumers want. Last year, U.S. organic food sales grew 5.2% to a record $71.6 billion.

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The Guardian - UK

This French judge approved Netanyahu’s arrest warrant. Now Trump is targeting him

Three ICC judges have been put on a sanctions list with terrorists after approving an arrest warrant for Israel’s prime minister. This is the charade of the ‘rules-based order’, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Reason

Thanksgiving Should Worry Today's Socialists

The only reason we celebrate the holiday with lots of food is because the Pilgrims learned—the hard way—that socialism doesn't work.

The Independent UK

As Russia pummels Ukraine’s energy systems, Kyiv hopes US gas will fill the gap

Ukraine's gas facilities have suffered severe damage from Russian drone and missile attacks, forcing the country to import more gas

TechRadar

The Trump Administration just launched its own plan for global AI dominance and what could go wrong?

The Trump White House's Genesis Mission spells out a plan to build a government-based AI platform. But who will it serve?

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The Guardian - US

US justice department memo about boat strikes diverges from Trump narrative

Exclusive: Officials frame strikes as self-defense against violence, without naming aggressor, while Trump claims they are to stop US overdose deaths

TechRadar

The three speeds of zero trust

The successful implementation of a Zero Trust security strategy is determined by three factors: the speed of change, the speed of alignment, and the speed of response.

GOBankingRates

More Than Half of Americans Rely on Debt To Cover $500 Emergencies — Here’s Why

More than half of Americans turn to debt for $500 emergencies. Learn why so many struggle with unexpected costs and what this means for financial health.

The Conversation

How food assistance programs can feed families and nourish their dignity

The 2025 government shutdown drew widespread attention to how many Americans struggle to get enough food. For 43 days, the more than 42 million Americans who receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits had to find other ways to stock their cupboards.

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Why Affordable Assisted Living Is Becoming Nearly Impossible to Find

For decades, assisted living was seen as a middle-ground option—less expensive than nursing homes, but more supportive than living alone. Today, however, families are discovering...

Reason

Journal of Free Speech Law: "Inevitable Errors: Defamation by Hallucination in AI Reasoning Models," by Lyrissa Lidsky & Andrew Daves

This new article is here. The Introduction: Artificial general intelligence is "probably the greatest threat to the continued existence of humanity."… The post Journal of Free Speech Law: "Inevitable Errors: Defamation by Hallucination in AI Reasoning Models," by Lyrissa Lidsky & Andrew Daves appeared first on Reason.com.

Marie Claire

Women Are Telling the Truth in Their Out-of-Office Messages. It’s Devastating

A national campaign is delivering a radically honest wake-up call about childcare, burnout, and life without paid leave.

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