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The Guardian view on Trump’s immigration crackdown: who will have fewer rights next?

Editorial: The president’s deportation machine is creating a class of people inside the US who have fewer protections against the power of the state

The Guardian - UK

How the Trump Administration’s ICC sanctions reveal the power of international law

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The Conversation

Chinese espionage in the United States: Why drone incursions are raising fresh security concerns

America confronts increasing drone threats over sensitive sites and public events. Federal officials lack a single authority to manage these complex security challenges. Investigators examine potential foreign intelligence operations, particularly those linked to China. New technologies and interagency coordination efforts are expanding to address these vulnerabilities. Despite improvements, significant gaps…

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Speaking a Second Language Could Add Thousands to Your Paycheck, but Where You Live Matters

Bilingual workers could earn thousands more annually, with the largest estimated pay premium in Washington, D.C. Spanish is the most widely spoken U.S. language after English.

Latin Times

Trump's Trade War With Canada Is Costly, Absurd, and Unfunny

American consumers and businesses are being taken advantage of by Canadians who are…offering to sell us aluminum, oil, and wood? How?

Reason

Canada benefit payments in September 2026: Who is getting money, when the payments arrive and why some Canadians will have to wait until October

CRA payments September 2026: Several government benefit payments are set to reach eligible Canadians in September 2026, but the money won't arrive on one single date. There is also an important exception: the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit has no September payment and is not scheduled to arrive until…

The Economic Times

Indictments against a top extremism researcher and the SPLC force a reckoning on research ethics – an extremism scholar reflects on the field’s challenges

The August 2026 federal indictment of Heidi Beirich, a longtime researcher who studies political violence and the American far right, has provoked strong reactions within the professional community of extremism scholars.

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AI is hurting US politics. Here’s how candidates could use it for good

The technology can help candidates listen more deeply to voters, as examples from Japan and Scotland show

The Guardian - US

In a town in the heart of the US, Israeli settler violence in West Bank hits close to home

War on Gaza and violence in West Bank is playing out in the streets of Toledo, Ohio, where the Arab American community has flourished

The Guardian - US

Big Tech's "local control" con

Underfunded local governments are no match when data center developers come calling

Salon

Trump’s plan to sell off a part of Yosemite is what oligarchy looks like

Public lands belong to all of us. No one should plunder those lands for profit

The Guardian - US

Don’t trust the name on the PAC

Our research explores the practice of giving laws and PACs names designed to manipulate voter perception

Salon

New US missile touted for accuracy seems to have killed Iranian civilians far from blast site

Detonating over an athletic center and two residential neighborhoods, the strikes claimed at least 21 people’s lives, among them seven children

The Independent UK

It's not just math and reading. Classroom devices deprive kids of skills needed in the AI future and how to be 'fully human,' education experts say

"Children don’t need school to become more like the digital world. They are already immersed in that world for much of the time outside school hours."

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Two Canadian builders turned 612,000 recycled plastic bottles into a 2,000-sq-ft home; its panels were tested to withstand sustained winds of 326 mph, twice Category 5 hurricane strength

In an innovative project, builders in Nova Scotia have successfully created a house using recycled plastic bottles. These bottles were reshaped into high-performance composite panels, exemplifying the practicality of recycled materials in modern construction. The panels not only endured severe wind conditions but also showcased the durability and efficiency of…

The Times of India

Maine buried 20,000 discarded tyres beneath a road to fight frost and spring mud, while turning a growing waste problem into an engineering solution

Along a quiet stretch of road in Maine, engineers buried something most people would expect to see in a scrapyard rather than beneath their tyres: about 20,000 discarded car tyres. The unusual experiment was designed to tackle two problems at once. Maine’s roads face a difficult seasonal cycle, with winter…

Kiplinger

Social Security Benefits Can Plummet When a Spouse Dies: This Is How Annuities Can Help Plug the Income Gap

Spouses who collect substantial Social Security benefits may see a significant drop in income when one dies. These annuities can help make up for the loss.

Reason

New York Times Recycles Same Old Story About Northern District of Texas

Yet the article inexplicably makes no mention of judge shopping in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

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Top AI tools including Claude, Codex, and Hermes installed suspicious code inside corporate networks

There is a new class of "squatting" risks emerging right in front of us and it involves llms.txt and llms-full.txt documentation.

Kiplinger

The Real Cost of Retiring in Florida: Insider Tips for Newcomers From a Wealth Adviser Who Lives There

Who better to explain the taxes and other costs that newcomers to Florida may not expect than a wealth manager who's lived and worked there for 30 years?

We Got This Covered

In July, ICE arrested nearly 50,000 people, the highest monthly number of Trump’s second term: ‘They changed the tactics’

Quieter enforcement on a larger scale.

Kiplinger

How to Save for Retirement Amid Social Security Uncertainty: Strategies for Millennials and Gen Z

Social Security may still be part of the retirement picture for younger workers, but it shouldn't be the cornerstone of your strategy. How to adapt.

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Tupac’s murder trial will be heading into closing arguments tomorrow, but another murder has haunted every step of the hearing: ‘It’s all over with’

Questions with surprise answers.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on rare earths: it’s common sense to secure essential supply chains

Editorial: Outsourcing the industry to China cannot continue, but Europe knows it can no longer count on the US for a solution

The Guardian - UK

AI’s worst disasters will arrive unannounced

Letters: Dr Simon Nieder on the global efforts needed to curb the threats posed by AI. Plus letters from Dr Anthony Harris and David Kyler

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