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Modern warfare aspires to be pan-domain. What does that mean for western militaries?

Canada and its allies use many terms to describe how military operations are conducted. These terms are not interchangeable. They fall along a spectrum of complexity, integration, domains and the number of entities involved.

The Conversation

An Australian in the US: national identity is one thing, but it’s hard to cheer for either World Cup team

The Socceroos playing on football’s biggest stage in my adopted country would normally have me racing to book tickets. Not this year

The Guardian - AU

Case of Texas woman on death row over grisly murder back in spotlight

New film revives story of Taylor Parker, convicted in 2022 of cutting unborn daughter from womb of friend she killed

The Guardian - US

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Leaked: Army's Secret Execution Plan Is Ready With Four Men on Military Death Row Waiting for Trump's Go Signal

The US Army has a plan to execute four military death row inmates, pending President Trump's approval, marking the first military execution in 65 years.

International Business Times UK

As US turns 250, Trump adds fuel to battles over monuments and memory

Proposed memorials have become flashpoints in a wider struggle over history and political power

The Guardian - US

'The golden years are not golden': Boomers are hoarding most of America's wealth and power because they're terrified of outliving their money

They followed the script—work hard, buy a house, save for retirement. Now millions of boomers feel trapped.

Fortune

GOP's anti-"woke" playbook faces ultimate test in Texas

James Talarico is a test of whether Democrats can finally escape the ghosts of 2020.

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AI is ushering in a new era of colonialism

Information gathering has replaced Imperial-era land seizures.

Axios

Rock-bottom immigration rates leave mark on U.S. economy

President Trump's policy-driven immigration reversal underway has few modern parallels.

Axios

Federal inspector reports chokehold, pen stabbing at ICE facility

Unannounced inspections are one of the few ways to get a clear look inside the facilities.

Axios

Dems' civil war over party chair hangs over 2028 plans

DNC Chair Martin is facing a growing crisis of confidence within the party's ecosystem.

Axios

Pulte pick sparks a Senate GOP rebellion

The choice for DNI is jeopardizing an extension of the government's surveillance authorities.

Axios

Why Iran is “Trump’s Vietnam”

We’ve barely begun to feel the economic effects of Trump’s misbegotten war. This fall could get rough

Salon

Greg Bovino goes full fash: What a shock

Trump's former chief goon was the star attraction at European conference of ethnic-cleansing superfans

Salon

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The Independent UK

This TikToker gets people to reveal their surprising job salaries

Hannah Williams has interviewed over 1,000 people about their income. She tells Katie Hawkinson about the surprising salaries and unique jobs she’s encountered

Fortune

The Strait of Hormuz is more open than previously thought as the U.S. shoots down Iranian drones threatening ships and provides 'naval overwatch'

"The attack drones posed an immediate threat to regional maritime traffic," U.S. Central Command said.

The Guardian - UK

Trump’s failure to maintain ceasefires is part of the new world disorder – and ordinary people pay the price

The US president brags about ending wars but look at Ukraine, Gaza, Iran and Lebanon to see what his casual disregard for diplomacy and obsession with instant results have achieved, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

International Business Times UK

From #AISlop to Parliament: Inside the Anti-AI Movement Spreading Across Social Media

From viral 'AI slop' backlash to coordinated campaigns, opposition to artificial intelligence is moving beyond social media, as artists and activists organise around concerns over copyright, jobs and creative control.

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The National (Scotland)

David Pratt: Is the war in Ukraine finally turning against Putin?

THROUGHOUT more than four years of fighting, there has often been talk of a “turning point.”

The Times of India

Is Israel spying on US? Iran talks come under spotlight as espionage concerns grow

US intelligence agencies are reportedly concerned about Israeli espionage targeting American negotiators involved in Iran peace talks. Recent assessments suggest intensified Israeli surveillance on senior US officials, raising counterintelligence threats to a critical level. This comes amid diverging US-Israeli objectives regarding Iran, potentially impacting future military cooperation.

TechRadar

'Not 300 but almost': A lone Ukrainian robot held a key position against hordes of Russian attackers for a staggering 45 days

The unmanned ground vehicle (UGV)'s feat is one of many on a battlefield where both factions increasingly rely on robots and drones to handle some of their most dangerous tasks.

International Business Times UK

Nancy Guthrie's Case Could Become Rare 'No-Body Murder' as Expert Identifies Possible Locations of Her Remains

Veteran prosecutor Tad DiBiase believes Nancy Guthrie's case could proceed to trial without her remains; prosecution is possible based on circumstantial evidence in 'no-body' murder cases.

AAP

'Gets nasty': dying without a will can harm loved ones

Where there is a will, there is a way, except when you die without one - a lack of estate planning can trigger headaches for loved ones, experts say.

Barchart

Billionaire Mark Cuban Says Let’s Take Health Care Back to 1955 — ‘Patients Get a Bill and if They Can Afford It, They Pay That Bill’

Mark Cuban says health care should work more like it did in 1955, arguing transparency and direct payments could cut costs, reduce bureaucracy, and unlock opportunity.

TechRadar

‘It’s becoming more difficult finding stable VPNs’ – China increases crackdown on VPN usage

People in China have used VPNs to get past the country’s infamous Great Firewall – but Beijing is coming down hard on VPN use

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