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Appealing to working-class women

The working class isn't just White men in hard hats anymore. Women candidates may be the ones who can earn votes

Salon

US Embassy issues health alerts as Cuba’s multiple crises push islanders to breaking point

Daily power outages now surpass 24 hours and clean running water is scarce, leading to an increase in gastrointestinal illnesses

The Independent UK

White House floods social media with Trump superhero memes as midterms loom

Across social media platforms over Labor Day weekend, Trump and the White House released an unusually heavy barrage of memes

The Independent UK

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Don’t throw away old microfibre cloths as they can be reused as mop pads, this daily life cleanliness hack can save you from creating unnecessary household waste

Transforming old microfiber cloths into functional household items is a clever way to minimize waste while saving on costly disposables. Experts emphasize cleaning these cloths thoroughly before giving them a new purpose. For instance, you can create reusable mop pads that outlast pricey single-use alternatives, contributing to a more sustainable…

The Economic Times

An embattled Donald Trump is increasingly using sports as prop

Sports is the rare topic in which the president has succeeded in shifting the conversation to his preferred terms

The Guardian - US

9/11 unleashed two decades of war. Now Putin is exploiting the damage

IN DEPTH: The horror of the attacks 25 years ago and their aftermath has seen the Cold War replaced by endless conflict between competing cultures and religions, explains world affairs editor Sam Kiley

The Independent UK

There are fewer than 4,000 billionaires worldwide, and they now hold a record $15.1 trillion. That's nearly half of the U.S. economy

Just 29 superbillionaires now control more than one-quarter of all billionaire wealth, up from 7% in 2017.

Fortune

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Supreme Court to decide on whether Trump’s voting-by-mail rules can go into effect – but might not rule yet on whether they’re constitutional

The Trump administration’s proposal to crack down on voting by mail in federal elections – articulated in a March 2026 executive order – faces its toughest legal test so far, as the Supreme Court decides whether to allow the measure to go ahead, or maintains a lower court’s block on…

The Conversation

New Court Documents Reveal Karmelo Anthony’s Hateful Texts That Were Kept From The Jury In A Secret Deal

The records include racist remarks, homophobic statements, and an apparent affinity for firearms.

Bored Panda

Journal of Free Speech Law: "Permission to Speak Freely: An Introduction," by Sam Lebovic

Part of a Knight First Amendment Institute Symposium on Managing Government Employee Speech in a Democracy, which the Journal is publishing.

Reason

Asbestos dust and toxic smoke-filled air were no match for officials seeking to reopen NYC after 9/11, documents reveal

Some 170,000 pages of documents released by Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration show city and federal officials were aware of health risks from reopening lower Manhattan after 9/11 and also feared extensive lawsuits

The Independent UK

Trump Is Weaponizing the Department of Education After Pledging To Kill It

Instead of abolishing the department, the president increased its budget. It's now pursuing investigations against school districts for seemingly political reasons.

Reason

Plastic Lumber From Waste: Rutgers scientist turns junk into rail ties; carries 73-ton M1 tank

Thomas Nosker has pioneered the creation of structural plastic lumber derived from recycled milk jugs and sandwich containers. This groundbreaking material provides a sustainable solution for the issue of plastic packaging waste. Its resilience has allowed it to effectively replace wood and steel across multiple structural applications. Millions of railroad…

The Times of India

In 1876, Jesse James’s gang tried to rob a Minnesota bank for seven minutes; 150 years later the town still has a coat, a saddle and an outlaw’s mummified ear

In a dramatic seven-minute standoff in Northfield, Minnesota, local citizens bravely confronted the notorious James-Younger Gang during a bank heist, ultimately leading to the gang's capture. Today, the Northfield Historical Society preserves fascinating artifacts, including an outlaw's duster and even a mummified ear from that fateful day. The town now…

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In 2018, a family bought a 1906 train car for $3,000 after finding 20 feral cats inside; then spent $147,000 restoring it as an Airbnb

In 2018, an old wooden railway carriage was hiding beneath a farm shed in Idaho, so neglected that it was difficult to tell what it had once been. Its windows were broken, the timber was deteriorating and around 20 feral cats had moved in. Then Isaac French’s father noticed faded…

The Times of India

California flooded Monticello in 1956; Its streets still lie beneath Lake Berryessa

A small California community of ranches, farms, schools and family homes has been covered by water for nearly 70 years. Beneath the waters of Lake Berryessa rests the ghost town of Monticello, preserved in fragments: its roads, foundations and historic bridge still visible beneath the surface while photographs and memories…

The Economic Times

Trump's new map swallows Greenland and Iceland, stirring alarm across the North Atlantic

President Trump's recent map posts showed North America and Greenland as US territory. Danish officials expressed disturbance and called for reining in his vision. Iceland summoned the US ambassador after Trump mistakenly mentioned their country. Canada also faced Trump's talk of statehood and trade disputes. These actions have caused significant…

Latin Times

'Mexico Is Nobody's Colony': Sheinbaum Strikes Back Against Border Military Map Controversy

Trump posted an AI map draping the US flag over Mexico, Canada and 30 more nations. Sheinbaum fired back — here's what's true, and what's spin.

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US-China AI race takes a dangerous turn: former White House official says Washington must prepare for extreme measures if China reaches AGI first

A US official proposed extreme options to counter China's potential artificial general intelligence breakthrough. These options include intelligence operations, cyber activity, and military action against Chinese AI infrastructure. Experts warn that attacking data centers could trigger a direct conflict between nuclear-armed nations. The US currently leads in AI, but China's…

The Guardian - US

Mass polygraphs at the Pentagon show Hegseth’s weakness

The more defense secretary Pete Hegseth tries to flex his manly strength, the wimpier he looks

The Conversation

Canadians distrust government-funded local news, but it might be the industry’s best bad option

In defending an independent press, American founding father Thomas Jefferson famously remarked that he would prefer “newspapers without a government” to a “government without newspapers.” So it’s doubtful the third president of the United States would approve of a program for the government to pay reporters’ salaries.

Frugal Gardening

8 Garden Crops That May Not Save You Much Money at the Grocery Store

A vegetable garden can put fresh food within arm’s reach, but that does not automatically make every crop a bargain. Some vegetables demand lots of space, water, supports, containers, or a surprisingly long stretch of attention before they produce enough food to make a dent in the grocery bill.

The Guardian - UK

America: the gulf, the lake and now the state – what’s next on Trump’s huge renaming spree?

Farewell, New Mexico. The war isn’t going well and nowhere on Earth is safe from the US president’s favourite displacement activity, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Medical Daily

Pediatrician Burnout Fell to 35 Percent from 46 Percent Since 2021 and Researchers Still Call That Concerning

Pediatrician burnout dropped from 46.2% in 2021 to 35.2% in 2025 in an AAP study, but researchers say the remaining level is concerning.

The Guardian - UK

Musk review – epic study of the world’s richest and most banal man

Alex Gibney interviews former colleagues, wives, the trillionaire’s father and a CG avatar in this absorbing documentary

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