Lindsay Clancy’s case is a Rorschach test Clancy’s case became a referendum on mothers, healthcare and the status of women The Guardian - US · Sep 7
Even Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is worried about Iran’s economy and 'social cohesion' as U.S. pressure gets tougher to withstand "There is the need to seriously address the chain of economic and livelihood challenges, such as inflation, unemployment, management of prices and the market for goods and services." Fortune · Sep 6
For baseball’s Black and Latino players, it’s always 1926 somewhere From home-run celebrations to tilted caps, players embracing joy continue to collide with an old guard devoted to Dust Bowl grimness The Guardian - US · Sep 7
Why battery recycling is crucial for protecting local ecosystems and securing a sustainable clean energy future Improper disposal of used batteries can lead to environmental hazards due to toxic metals contained within them. Recycling these batteries not only curtails the need for environmentally damaging mining practices but is also essential for the preservation of critical minerals, which face high supply risks. To contribute positively, consumers can… The Economic Times · Sep 7
Green Card Rule Changes Sept. 18 — But It Hits Far Fewer People Than The Panic Suggests A new 'public charge' standard takes effect Sept. 18, giving USCIS officers broader discretion over green card applications. Here's who's affected. Latin Times · Sep 7
Trump's Strange Iran Map and Separate 'THE MOON IS OURS' Declaration Spark Online Frenzy Donald Trump's recent Truth Social posts, featuring a map of Iran resembling his silhouette and a claim that 'THE MOON IS OURS', have sparked mixed reactions and debates about his mental health. International Business Times UK · Sep 6
Trump pretends that longtime critic Robert De Niro now supports him with AI slop image Goodfellas and Raging Bull actor has previously described Trump as a ‘pig,’ a ‘punk’ and a ‘bulls*** artist’ The Independent UK · Sep 6
The failure to stop 9/11 was a catastrophe. But even bigger mistakes were made in its aftermath The September 11 2001 terrorist attacks were unlike anything the world had seen before. The Conversation · Sep 6
US Tariff Threats Could Push BRICS Toward the Rival Bloc Washington Fears, Report Warns A Quincy Institute report argues that US tariff threats against BRICS nations may inadvertently strengthen their unity, as the coalition seeks alternatives to US financial dominance. International Business Times UK · Sep 6
Unsubstantiated Diaper Rumours Resurface After Online Speculation Over Bulge at Donald Trump's Waist Photographs of Donald Trump boarding Air Force One have sparked online speculation about an apparent bulge at his waist, with users suggesting various explanations, though no evidence supports these claims. International Business Times UK · Sep 6
9 States Where a Traffic Ticket Can Hit Your Wallet Hardest A traffic ticket might feel like a minor annoyance…until the fine comes due. And some states make that annoyance surprisingly expensive. In 2026, a routine speeding citation can cost hundreds of dollars before a driver even considers what points or higher insurance premiums might do to the household budget. Clever Dude · Sep 6
Putin has no interest in peace – and Trump is falling into his trap THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Trump’s latest peace push offers little hope of ending the Ukraine war, with Putin apparently using talks to pursue economic gains while remaining committed to Russian military victory The Independent UK · Sep 6
You Bought the House — But These 7 Things on Your Property May Still Be Illegal Buying a house gives you the keys, the mortgage, the yard, and all the mysterious stuff lurking behind the garage. It does not necessarily give you legal permission to keep every structure, feature, or property use exactly as you found it. Local governments can enforce zoning, building, safety, and land-use… Clever Dude · Sep 6
60 With Only $2,000 Saved for Retirement: Is It Too Late to Turn Things Around? Turning 60 with only $2,000 saved for retirement can produce an uncomfortable realization: there probably isn’t enough time left for decades of compounding to solve... Saving Advice · Sep 6
International Business Times UK · Sep 6 'This Is Just Sloppy': Donald Trump Roasted for 'Bird's Nest' Hair Whilst Wearing Alleged 'Girddle' Donald Trump hair drew fresh online mockery after photographs showed a darker, flatter style, while social media users made unverified claims about his waistline days after his very public wig denial.
Fortune · Sep 5 'Chuck it in the fire.' A leading candidate in France's presidential race has a simple solution to its massive national debt: just cancel it “Why did we make a single currency and an ECB together? We can do it and I bet we’d find allies in Europe.”
Reason · Sep 5 How Would You Have Applied Massachusetts Law in the Lindsay Clancy Trial? [A.] I know lots of people have opinions about the Lindsay Clancy trial, and I wanted to pass along the… The post How Would You Have Applied Massachusetts Law in the Lindsay Clancy Trial? appeared first on Reason Magazine.
The Economic Times · Sep 6 In the late 1960s, a killer terrorised California, claimed responsibility through cryptic letters & ciphers, then vanished into one of America’s biggest unsolved mysteries The Zodiac Killer remains an unidentified serial killer who targeted people in California's Bay Area. Between 1968 and 1969, he attacked seven people, killing five of them. The killer also sent taunting letters and coded messages to newspapers, claiming responsibility for the crimes. Despite extensive investigations and numerous theories about…
The Guardian - UK · Sep 6 ‘It was a sweet, tender voice’: the pilot who fell for his air traffic controller – before ever seeing her Alfredo Bravo had a job he loved and was determined never to be grounded by marriage and kids. Then a voice from the control tower changed everything
International Business Times UK · Sep 5 'We Knew Who Did It': Ex-FBI Agent Explains Why The Nancy Guthrie Search Is 'Very Tightly Guarded' The Nancy Guthrie investigation remains active. Law enforcement is withholding updates to protect the case. Authorities continue pursuing leads and analysing evidence despite public speculation.
Latin Times · Sep 5 Crossings Are Down 96% — So Why Are Border Patrol Cameras Watching More Highways Than Ever? Crossings are at 50-year lows, yet Border Patrol's hidden highway camera network keeps expanding inland. Here's what drivers need to know.
We Got This Covered · Sep 5 Middle schoolers seen swarming man outside Florida McDonald’s — but police say the video doesn’t show how the fight started He allegedly challenged the middle schoolers to fight, then lost.
We Got This Covered · Sep 5 Austin police pulled over a woman. Then they allegedly found 400 stolen cards in her car, along with gift cards and thousands of pieces of mail She was also found with two ounces of suspected methamphetamine.
Latin Times · Sep 5 ICE Is Arresting Latino Immigrants at Up to 115 Times the Rate of Others — Here's What New Data Shows ICE arrests fall hardest on Latino immigrants regardless of criminal record. See how New York, LA, Chicago, Houston and Miami compare.
Saving Advice · Sep 5 Social Security Faces a 2032 Funding Deadline — 6 Proposals That Could Change What Retirees Receive For years, Social Security’s funding problem sounded far enough away that retirees could reasonably wonder whether Congress would ever do anything about it. That luxury...