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What the Jeffrey Epstein files reveal about how elites trade toxic gifts and favours

Following horrifying revelations about Jeffrey Epstein’s systematic sexual assaults and trafficking of underage girls, the United States Department of Justice has been forced to publicly release millions of the late sex offender’s emails and texts.

The Conversation

License Plate Readers Are Everywhere: What They Capture, How Long It’s Kept, and Who Can Request It

You drive past a police cruiser or a traffic camera, and you probably don’t give it a second thought. But behind the scenes, a high-speed camera called an Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) just captured your location, time, and identity. These devices are not just for catching criminals; they are…

Budget and the Bees

Why food justice isn’t being served in America

Advocates often assume communities of color just don’t know any better when it comes to eating healthy

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New York Child Care Funding Freeze Sparks Confusion — What Parents Should Watch for in 2026

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Who Will Lead El Mencho's $20B Drug Empire Following His Death? Here's What We Know

Explore the potential successors of El Mencho's $20 billion empire and the challenges they face in the world of organized crime.

International Business Times UK

Drone Footage Shows FBI Scouring Nancy Guthrie's Home In Chilling Search For Clues

Investigators intensify the search for Nancy Guthrie, mother of Savannah Guthrie, with drones and detectives at her Tucson home.

International Business Times UK

What's Inside Jeffrey Epstein's Secret Storage Lockers? Victim Photos, Address Books And Lab Results Uncovered

Newly revealed records suggest Jeffrey Epstein hid computers, pornographic tapes, 'sex slave' manuals and nude photos in secret storage lockers he rented for years while under investigation.

International Business Times UK

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Exclusive: U.S. must overhaul military readiness and tech metrics, report urges

"You can think about readiness as being binary, being zero or one. But in reality it is gray."

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ICE Agents Injured After Accidentally Shooting Themselves During Routine Firearms Training

Recent incidents of ICE agents accidentally discharging weapons during training exercises raise questions about safety and oversight amid rapid workforce expansion.

International Business Times UK

Stephen Hawking’s Family’s Explanation For Raunchy Pics In Epstein Files Sparks Comic Reactions

The photo unsealed by the Department of Justice shows the late British scientist surrounded by two unidentified bikini-clad women.

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La Jefa: the wife of slain drug kingpin El Mencho and the women at the heart of the cartels

The death of Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes, the leader of the Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG), on February 22 was immediately framed as the fall of a narco kingpin. Images of gun battles, torched vehicles and retaliatory violence dominated headlines. Commentators spoke of a power vacuum, of fragmentation, of…

The Conversation

Come 2030, the U.S. deficit will be worth 5.9% of GDP—more than the outlays for Social Security, and equal to spending on major health programs

Come 2030, the annual deficit will be worth roughly 5.9% of GDP, on par with provisions set aside for health and Social Security programs, and well ahead of calls to reduce deficits to 3% of GDP.

Fortune

Minneapolis united when federal immigration operations surged – reflecting a long tradition of mutual aid

I’ve been living in Minneapolis and working on my doctoral dissertation about local religious communities since 2019.

The Conversation

Fewer new moms are dying in Colorado – naloxone might be one reason why

In Colorado, from 2016 to 2020, 33 women who were pregnant or had recently given birth died from accidental overdoses. That’s more than died from traditional obstetric complications like infection, high blood pressure or bleeding combined.

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Canada, like Europe, seeks to break U.S. defense dependency

"We have relied too heavily on our geography and others to protect us," said Prime Minister Mark Carney.

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Mexican Jalisco cartel may survive El Mencho's demise, experts warn

The fall of "El Mencho" opens a new scenario for the CJNG: a decentralised cartel with a criminal franchise model and international presence that could survive the absence of its leader.

The Guardian - US

Autocracy is rising in the west. But the global south proves it’s not inevitable

While some who have lived their entire lives under democracy seem willing to forsake it, many who have experienced life under autocracy want out

Reason

Interesting "Hate Crime" Opinion

According to PBS, the crime in the case was the "first federal trial over a hate crime based on gender identity."

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How Far $1.5 Million Plus Social Security Goes Toward Retirement in Your State

You might be good for 50 years ... or for less than 20.

International Business Times UK

Is Vladimir Putin Dying? 'Droopy-Faced' Despot Sparks Global Health Panic

Fresh images of Vladimir Putin at a Moscow ceremony reignite health speculation, highlighting risks of Kremlin secrecy in a nuclear-armed Russia.

Frugal Gardening

Experts Say a New Fungus Is Spreading Through Mulch in Georgia

A strange, foamy growth has started turning up in mulch beds across Georgia, and it doesn’t exactly blend in with the azaleas. In some yards, it looks like scrambled eggs dumped on the ground. In others, it forms bright yellow patches that seem to swell overnight. The sight alone can…

The Guardian - US

America lied about the Iraq war. Then they weren’t believed about Ukraine

Will US intelligence learn its lessons from the Iraq war, and just how badly their legitimacy has been undermined?

Everybody Loves Your Money

SNAP Shake-Up: These States Are Restricting Soda and Junk Food at Checkout

The fight over what belongs in a grocery cart has evolved from a simmering policy debate into one of the most consequential shifts in America’s nutrition assistance system. What began as scattered proposals has now become a sweeping movement: more than a dozen states have enacted restrictions on soda, candy,…

The Independent UK

One Tech Tip: Group chats are a way of life but come with unspoken etiquette

Group chats now run much of daily life, and etiquette experts say a few simple habits keep them sane

RideApart

Utah's Legislature Is Back Trying to Sell Off Your Public Lands

Housing is basically unaffordable for the vast majority of Americans, as wages are stagnant and inflation high. Selling off our public lands to supposedly build affordable housing, however, is the only answer Utah's Legislature can ever come up with.

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