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The spectre of gen Z socialism is haunting the world … according to the Economist

The magazine writes: ‘Resisting Gen-Z socialism is therefore an urgent task.’ That urgency must outweigh any urgency of feeding hungry people

The Guardian - US

Trump’s approval rating hits another new low on 500th day back in the White House

President Donald Trump’s net popularity on -25 in latest Economist/YouGov survey, with the Iran war and economy still major concerns for voters ahead of November’s midterms

The Independent UK

'Sit back and relax': Can Trump afford to go back to war with Iran?

US President Trump's cautious optimism regarding Iran negotiations has been shattered as Tehran suspends talks, citing Israeli actions in Lebanon. This escalation threatens the Strait of Hormuz, reignites military exchanges, and jeopardizes Trump's political standing and economic stability ahead of crucial midterm elections.

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Colombia's election: Meeting the presidential contenders

As Colombians head to the polls, FRANCE 24's Gavin Lee speaks to The Economist's Latin America Correspondent Kinley Salmon about what's at stake for Colombia, whether a hard-right populist who calls himself "The Tiger" could become president and why security is still the main worry for voters there.

France 24

IDF Soldier Exposes Gaza 'Dog Line' Where Palestinians Were Shot on Sight and Corpses Left for Dogs

An Israeli soldier's account reveals illegal and immoral actions during the Gaza conflict, including the use of human shields and indiscriminate killings, challenging the IDF's rules of engagement.

International Business Times UK

Former top Russian official admits the country is over Putin and can 'imagine a future without him' — even elites bail as Kremlin seizes their assets

People are required to be loyal without being told what future that loyalty serves."

Fortune

America's productivity boom started before AI, and a Stanford economist who decoded the Great Resignation says working from home is the reason why

National data show “a clear post-2020 surge in productivity growth exactly when WFH ramped up,” said Stanford economist Nicholas Bloom.

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Democrats hold a huge edge over Republicans in polling ahead of the midterms

Generic ballot advantage grows to double digits as Trump’s ratings on economy, immigration and foreign policy crater

The Independent UK

No, tariffs are not strengthening the economy

A senior Tax Foundation economist examines the manufacturing job losses, GDP slowdown, and consumer price hikes that paint a very clear picture.

Fortune

Iran’s crumbling economy is the regime’s greatest weakness with prices up 40% since the war began while authorities worry about making payroll

An Iranian official told Reuters the country “will face a disaster” if sanctions aren’t lifted.

Fortune

Man Introduces GF To His Family And Ends Up With Getting Dumped After She Meets Family Friend

Setting boundaries can be difficult, especially when emotions run high. One man went online after his girlfriend gave him a clear ultimatum about his friendship with another woman. The situation became even more complicated when others overheard the conversation and started weighing in.

Bored Panda

Trump Approval Rating Hits Record Low as Even 2024 Backers Start Pulling Away

The latest public opinion data shows Donald Trump's approval ratings at a historic low, driven by economic policy concerns and declining support from his base. Discover how these trends impact his political standing.

International Business Times UK

Trump scrambles to reclaim the narrative on his two weakest issues: Iran war and immigration

ANALYSIS: Trump is trying to broadcast himself wherever he can to change the narrative. But, Eric Garcia writes, Americans are desperate to change the channel

The Independent UK

Canadian billionaire Stephen Smith buys 27% stake in the Economist

Weekly news magazine’s parent company makes third significant ownership shake-up in its 183-year history

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Reason

Don't Call It a Realignment

Trump is squandering the record gains he made with minorities in 2024.

The Times of India

Epstein files, Andrew arrest: Is this the beginning of the end for the UK monarchy?

Prince Andrew's decade-long association with Jeffrey Epstein has escalated into a criminal investigation, with the royal detained on suspicion of misconduct in public office. This marks a significant shift, testing the monarchy's legitimacy as the scandal moves beyond personal behavior into accusations of compromising official duties. The situation highlights a…

The Times of India

'Rebellious younger sibling': How Saudi-UAE split is reshaping the Middle East

Saudi Arabia and the UAE, once close allies, are now locked in open rivalry, impacting the Yemen war, cross-border trade, and regional flashpoints. This strategic split challenges core assumptions about Gulf stability and investor confidence. The dispute, fueled by economic competition and differing regional visions, is escalating with potential for…

The Guardian - US

US inflation falls to 2.4% in January after Trump’s tariffs led to price fluctuations

Economists predicted a slight easing of inflation, although it’s unclear whether Fed will again cut interest rates

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Newslaundry

‘Modi rediscovered zeal, economy outperforming expectations’: Economist’s India optimism binge

For an outlet that prides itself on cool detachment, The Economist has lately sounded unusually starry-eyed about India.

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Prefer Living Alone? 5 Popular Cities That Offer the Most Affordable Options

The Economist identified cities where it's feasible to live solo, based on the benchmark that Americans should spend no more than 30% of their income on rent.

The Guardian - UK

Merry Christmas, Keir Starmer: despite everything, you’re still the best man for the job

Rumours of the prime minister’s demise are premature. Yes, the polls look bad – but these days they reflect little more than voters’ passing whims, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Axios

The high cost of the U.S. sports betting boom

Betting eats into savings, not just fun money.

Reason

The End of 'Housing First'

Plus: Shutdown over, Mexican murder rate, UES spews Mamdani hate, and more...

The Guardian - AU

The Crunch: how bird migration is changing; French museum heists; and Lou Bega’s greatest hit

A beautiful visual feature combines GPS data, illustrations and maps to reveal how migration patterns are changing in response to the climate

The Guardian - US

Jimmy Kimmel more popular than Trump after show suspension, poll finds

Economist and YouGov poll finds president had a 16-point deficit in terms of popularity compared with late-night host

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