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The daily toll of an ICE arrest on a mother and three young kids: ‘Why did they take my dad?’

Like many other families coping with a family member’s detention, Alma Ramirez and her children have faced financial struggles and mental health tolls

The Guardian - US · Sep 25

Quantum won't kill crypto—but it could accelerate Wall Street's adoption of blockchain

The crypto industry has been preparing for 'Q-Day' for years says a Franklin Templeton crypto exec.

Fortune · Sep 25

A US couple lost a mortgage-free home of $59,759 after a $588.21 tax debt grew to $5,268

A Nebraska couple, Kevin Fair and Terry Fair, lost their home due to unpaid property taxes totaling $588. After being unable to pay the amount required to redeem their property, Continental Resources obtained a tax deed. Fair claimed that losing property worth $59,759 for such a small tax debt constituted…

The Times of India · Sep 25

When Trump’s narrative meets voters’ realities

By Donald Trump’s telling, we’re in a US ‘golden age’. Americans may feel differently. Plus: Anger at the elite and a gunfluencer runs in Texas

The Guardian - US · Sep 25

Failures of Canada's Single-Payer Health Care Highlight the Flaws of 'Medicare for All'

Under single-payer, patients’ needs take a backseat to government bureaucrats’ priorities.

Reason · Sep 25

CDC vaccine recommendations are at a standstill, and unanswered questions are piling up

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s vaccine recommendation process has been blown up in the past year, and decision-making has ground to a halt

The Independent UK · Sep 25

The drones Russia could use to strike Europe from its Mediterranean ghost fleet

Russia keeps up air strikes on Ukraine with an expanding fleet of drones, from the Shahed-136 to the jet-powered Geran-4 and Geran-5, while boosting production in Alabuga.

Euronews · Sep 25

Florida's Ochopee post office is a 61.3-square-foot shed that once held irrigation pipe for a tomato farm; it has served three counties since a 1953 fire

In Ochopee, Florida, the smallest post office in the United States stands at a mere 61.3 square feet. Originally a shed for irrigation pipes after a fire claimed the first structure, this post office remains vital for the local community, fostering personal ties as residents know their postal staff by…

The Economic Times · Sep 25

US Congress explained: What are the House of Representatives and the Senate?

The US Congress has two chambers, the House of Representatives and Senate, which differ in size, terms, representation and powers. The House has 435 voting members elected every two years, while the Senate has 100 members serving six-year terms. Their distinct roles and procedures shape President Donald Trump’s legislative agenda.

The Economic Times · Sep 25

An isolated Netanyahu was defiant at UN as he seeks reelection at home

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced criticism during his brief visit to New York for the U.N. General Assembly. His strained relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump was evident as they did not meet. Netanyahu's security failures were a central theme ahead of upcoming elections in Israel next month.

The Economic Times · Sep 25