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John Oliver on Trump’s DoJ: ‘Potential long-term damage is difficult to sum up’

The Last Week Tonight host discussed how the president has transformed, weakened and weaponised the Department of Justice

The Guardian - US

Adding a Family Member to a Deed: Tax and Ownership Questions to Ask

Adding a family member to a house deed can sound wonderfully simple. Maybe a parent wants to add an adult child, siblings want to share a property, or a homeowner wants another relative to have a clear ownership interest. The tricky part? A deed does more than put another name…

Everybody Loves Your Money

6 ways that restorative justice could benefit survivors of intimate partner violence

Canada’s new Protecting Victims Act strengthens legal provisions for victims of crime, representing one of Canada’s most significant reforms to addressing intimate partner violence (IPV).

The Conversation

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In 1970, a Texas couple refused to sell land inside a proposed national park; in 1972, a court awarded them $55,000 and lifetime rights to remain

In West Texas, Walter and Bertha Glover found themselves embroiled in a land dispute when federal authorities aimed to acquire their property for the new Guadalupe Mountains National Park. Despite years of resistance to selling their cherished home and business, the couple eventually received $55,000 for their eighty-acre estate. Their…

The Times of India

A Colorado jail hasn’t allowed in-person visits in nearly 20 years – here’s what research says about visitation’s effects

The Adams County Jail, just north of Denver, does not allow in-person visits. Over the course of their incarceration, people detained there will never share a visiting room with their families and children, or even sit across from them behind a plexiglass barrier.

The Conversation

Are UFOs inspiring a new religion?

For years, whistleblowers have publicly alleged that the United States government is withholding what it knows about UFOs (now formally referred to as “unidentified anomalous phenomena” or “UAP”).

The Conversation

Cyclospora spreads through human waste – so how did it get on food?

The nationwide cyclospora outbreak is very likely a result of sewage contamination in the food supply, according to scientific researchers and public health officials.

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Decades of Systemic Sexual Abuse at Elite Arts School Uncovered as Epstein and 47 Others Preyed on Minors

An investigation at Interlochen Center for the Arts reveals 70 years of sexual abuse involving 47 adults, including allegations against Jeffrey Epstein.

International Business Times UK

Americans Want Tougher Social Media Rules Even as 70% Say They Enjoy It - NEW POLL

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows a striking tension in the country's relationship with social media: 61% of Americans want stronger government oversight of social media companies, while 70% still say using the platforms is fun. More than half, 52%, also acknowledge that they spend too much time on social media.

Latin Times

Seafood, Infant Formula and Dried Peppers Lead the Latest FDA Import Alerts That Block Shipments at the Border

FDA import alerts let inspectors hold shipments at the border without testing them. Here is how detention without physical examination works.

Medical Daily

End of Haitian TPS Threatens South Florida's Tourism Workforce as Hotels and Restaurants Brace for Labor Gaps

The end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians is emerging as a labor problem for South Florida's tourism economy, where hotels, restaurants and other hospitality businesses rely heavily on immigrant workers and are already warning that losing thousands of legally authorized employees could disrupt operations.

Latin Times

What happens when medical students rely on AI – and never develop their own judgment?

AI’s danger isn’t just in experts losing the ability to reason. It’s that trainees may never learn how to do so in the first place

The Guardian - US

Mexico's AG Executes Arrest Warrant for Former Guerrero Governor Accused of Covering Up Ayotzinapa Case

During the first years of the investigation, Guerrero officials maintained that the footage from cameras 12 and 15, which captured the exact moment municipal and state police intercepted one of the buses, either did not exist or had been lost due to technical failures in the storage system.

Latin Times

Dr Fauci made mistakes. But his persecution is a travesty

It’s easy to second-guess decisions made during the pandemic. That doesn’t justify the Republicans’ politicized response

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Why Mexican Influencers Are Being Killed on Camera: The Hidden Role of Cartels in the Creator Economy

César Gastélum's death reveals how Mexico's cartel conflict is increasingly intersecting with influencer culture, exposing online personalities to threats beyond the screen.

Fortune

Forget DeepSeek. China's real ‘Sputnik moment’ is happening on campus as American universities lose their advantage

China's tech rise runs deeper than any single breakthrough. Its universities generate critical technology patents at 8x the U.S. rate

Euronews

The Invisible Primary: Inside the Democratic Party's Shadow Campaign for 2028

Officially, the Democratic Party in the US has no presidential candidates for 2028. There are no campaign logos, no debate stages, and no formal announcements. But beneath the surface, the race to succeed—or reclaim—the White House has already begun.

The Guardian - UK

Centrist Democrats dismiss Abdul El-Sayed as a freak radical. Do they want to win in 2028 or not?

Americans want someone on their side in the fight against sordid interests – that means politicians like the Michigan primary winner and Zohran Mamdani, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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The Economic Times

What is the Patriot missile system and why are supplies depleted worldwide?

Global conflicts are rapidly depleting U.S. Patriot missile supplies. Ukraine urgently needs interceptors to counter Russian ballistic missile attacks. The Iran war has drained arsenals in the U.S. and Gulf states. European countries are also conserving missiles for their own defense needs. The U.S. is exploring options for Ukraine to…

Kiplinger

Will Taxes Deplete Your Estate? 6 Ways to Keep More of Your Assets in the Family

Without an estate tax plan, tax bills could eat into the wealth you worked hard to build. Here are six strategies to help ensure it passes into the right hands.

Latin Times

How Much Is ICE Costing the U.S. Economy? LA Put a Dollar Figure on Immigration Enforcement Raids

LA County spent months quantifying ICE enforcement's economic toll. Houston and Chicago haven't — but the scattered data tells its own story.

The Economic Times

With US taking a hostile approach to India, the 'Mecca pact' is threatening

A Saudi Arabia-Pakistan-Turkiye defence pact could complicate India’s security environment by deepening military, technological and diplomatic cooperation among the three countries. The article argues India should respond through multi-alignment, stronger Gulf partnerships, naval preparedness and continued engagement with Saudi Arabia and Iran.

The Times of India

Florida community fears a radioactive waste pile could threaten thousands living nearby

Residents of Progress Village are increasingly concerned about the environmental and health threats posed by a substantial phosphogypsum stack nearby. This waste contains naturally occurring radioactive materials, raising alarms about radiation exposure and potential water contamination, particularly during storm events. Studies on the stack's effects on local air and water…

The Economic Times

Trump's immigration crackdown looms over Minnesota's bruising Senate primary

Minnesota’s Democratic Senate primary pits establishment-backed Angie Craig against progressive Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, with immigration emerging as a key divide. Flanagan has targeted Craig’s past support for tougher immigration enforcement, while Craig stresses her experience winning competitive elections.

The Conversation

Why the real test of Canada’s AI strategy is in university classrooms

Back to school this fall brings not only syllabi and lectures, but growing uncertainty about how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping Canadian classrooms.

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