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Are algorithms unfairly screening out immigrant job applications?

Canada’s new artificial intelligence strategy, AI for All, presents an ambitious vision for the country’s future. Artificial intelligence, the federal government argues, can boost productivity, strengthen competitiveness and create opportunity across the economy.

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Anti-ICE Activist Gets 30 Years for Moving a Box of Antifascist Literature, Longer Than Many Jan. 6 Rioters Received

Daniel Sanchez-Estrada received a 30-year prison sentence for moving antifascist literature linked to a protest, sparking debate over protest-related prosecutions compared to January 6 riot sentences.

International Business Times UK

'Inside Job!': Candace Owens Claims Enhanced SUV Images Reveal Hidden Charlie Kirk Evidence

Candace Owens has reignited debate around the Charlie Kirk assassination case, claiming enhanced SUV photos show fragments of his shattered RODE wireless microphone.

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The Democratic party is being hit by a leftist tidal wave

The party’s leadership is deeply out of touch with its base. A leftist politics of collective struggle is cresting across the US

The Guardian - US

How the US Supreme Court decides its cases – a step-by-step guide

Each June, the nation turns its attention to the U.S. Supreme Court as it hands down some of its most consequential decisions.

The Conversation

I study the Declaration of Independence, and here’s why the colonists’ grievances are surprisingly relevant, 250 years later

The Declaration of Independence, with its block of cursive letters scrawled onto parchment, looks like a relic from the distant past. Likewise, you might think the 27 grievances against King George III, his government and the British people listed in the body of the document would have little relevance to…

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War-induced fertilizer shortage may be reducing US soil and water pollution

American farmers are expected to plant several million fewer acres of corn in 2026 than they did in 2025, as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz throttles a key fertilizer trading corridor, along with the energy and raw materials needed to produce and transport fertilizer.

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The US founders’ other revolutionary choice: Separating religion and government

Did the founders of the United States intend to create a Christian nation?

The Conversation

Harrowing US Health Study Discovers Black and Native American Communities Suffer Disproportionately High Cancer Death Tolls

A US cancer report reveals persistent racial and economic disparities in cancer mortality, despite a 35% drop in overall death rates since 1991. Funding cuts threaten further progress.

International Business Times UK

The 'tech neck' time bomb: why 43 million young Americans could cripple U.S. health care within a generation

A spine surgeon warns that smartphone addiction is quietly deforming the spines of Gen Z and Gen Alpha.

Fortune

Critics Horrified As Fox News Anchor Expresses Deep Concern Over Falling Pregnancy Rates In Girls Aged 15 to 19

A Fox News analyst's comment labelling America's record low teen birth rate as a 'problem' has sparked criticism and reignited debates on fertility and family planning.

International Business Times UK

Farm workers at higher risk amid screwworm outbreak in US south-west

Those who work with animals are at greater risk for infection, but face challenges in accessing healthcare

The Guardian - US

The weirdest things a leak revealed about Peter Thiel’s secret club

The Dialog society grades its attendees on a hidden scale, tackles issues from sex to world wars, and offers matchmaking

The Guardian - US

Why off-duty cops in second jobs ‘kill and die more’ in recession-hit Argentina

Growing number of cases involve police working as rideshare drivers while carrying government-issued guns

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Trump vs algae: Viral reactions as fencing goes up around Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool

The Trump administration has been losing a war with algae in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Critics think it’s the perfect metaphor for Trump’s tenure as president, and the latest move to cover up the embarrassment has sent the internet into meltdown.

Latin Times

Pew Survey: Mexico Warmed to America While the World Cooled. Is Trump's Cartel Crackdown the Reason?

Mexico was the only nation where U.S. favorability rose in Pew's 2026 survey — a rebound credited to Sheinbaum's cool-headed handling of Trump.

The Guardian - US

What are Trump’s connections to the Tate brothers exactly?

According to Heidi Blake in the New Yorker, the Tate and Trump circles have overlapped at Mar-a-Lago. What does that mean?

Fortune

Team USA’s goalkeeper passed on Manchester United, the club that helped shape David Beckham’s career, for Harvard—and has zero regrets

Instead of joining the English club known for David Beckham, Matt Freese picked Harvard—but says the unconventional path is his secret goalkeeping weapon.

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The Independent UK

Pride and disillusionment divide Americans ahead of 250th milestone, new poll shows

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, a complex national mood is emerging, with many Americans expressing a mix of pride and excitement alongside feelings of indifference or conflict.

The Independent UK

The home cooling solution that is cheaper for renters than air conditioning

Many homes are converting their fossil fuel-powered heating and cooling systems to electric-powered heat pumps

The Times of India

US citizenship may cost up to 80% more: Who can apply, what changes and how Indians may be impacted

The Department of Homeland Security is considering a drastic 80% increase in fees for US naturalization applications, which could make citizenship unaffordable for many. If implemented, the proposal would also remove fee waivers and discounts for low-income applicants, likely affecting a significant number of Indian citizens among new Americans, whose…

The Guardian - UK

The Family Man by James Lasdun review – the killings that shocked America

Alex Murdaugh’s conviction for the murder of his wife and son was recently overturned. Where does the truth lie?

International Business Times UK

How Greedy Medics Used the Homeless, the Dead and Anxious Teen Athletes to Fuel Sickening Health Care Fraud

Federal authorities have charged 455 individuals in a nationwide crackdown on healthcare fraud, exposing schemes that siphoned billions from taxpayer-funded programmes. The operation highlights the scale of corruption in the healthcare system.

Reason

SCOTUS Unanimously Ruled That the Second Amendment Trumps Anti-Drug Sentiment

The decision is a modest but welcome step toward rectifying the injustice of criminalizing conduct that violates no one’s rights.

Medical Daily

Leslie Smith on Building Sustainable Support Systems for Cancer Patients and Families Across America

Behind every patient are family members, caregivers, employers, friends, and communities whose lives are also affected by treatment, recovery, uncertainty, and loss. According to Leslie Smith, co-founder of Anchors, those broader support needs often receive less attention despite playing an important role throughout the cancer journey.

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