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Health 5 days ago

US vs Trans Health Care Policy

The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has released a report that links "gender ideology" to left-wing authoritarianism and political violence. However, many scientists have criticized the report as poorly conducted and…

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Politics 5 days ago

UK Relies on SpaceX Services

Britain has spent nearly $40 million on satellite services from SpaceX, making it the first country outside of the US to acknowledge using the company's Starshield service for military and intelligence missions. The UK's Defence Ministry…

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Crime & Law 5 days ago

California Gubernatorial Race

In San Francisco, wealthy young men have been exaggerating their income and claiming to be millionaires to impress visitors, with some even showing them around dilapidated buildings they claim are their mansions. A correspondent from the…

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Politics 5 days ago

Uganda Leaves Invictus Games

Uganda's military chief, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, announced on X (formerly Twitter) that his country is withdrawing from the Invictus Games out of respect for King Charles III. The decision was made to avoid being seen as opposed to King…

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Politics 5 days ago

India's Parliament Scandal

A powerful House panel will hold a hearing next week to investigate how nonprofits and activist networks in the US may be serving as "Trojan horses" for foreign adversaries. The House Foreign Affairs SubCommittee on South and Central Asia…

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Politics 5 days ago

Canada's Defence Industry Expansion

For the first time, Canada is the lead nation at a major European defense trade fair in Kielce, Poland, where more than 230 companies and associations are showcasing their products. This marks an unprecedented move by Ottawa to expand its…

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Politics 6 days ago

Socioeconomic Duty for Public Bodies

The British government is setting up a new unit in Whitehall to address socioeconomic inequalities, which will impose a "socioeconomic duty" on public bodies, requiring them to consider how to improve the lives of lower-income families…

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Politics 6 days ago

Quebec Provincial Election

In the lead-up to Quebec's provincial election on October 5, there is little talk about identity politics, which were a central issue during the 2018 campaign. Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) leader François Legault promised to introduce…

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Politics 6 days ago

History of Free Speech Laws

In recent years, Columbia University and other public institutions have faced controversies over the free speech rights of their employees. This issue is not just limited to one domain, but affects various aspects of modern democracy…

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World 6 days ago

Archaeological Discoveries in Peru

In northern Peru, near the city of Trujillo (around 500 kilometres north of Lima), archaeologists have uncovered a collective tomb containing the remains of 38 people at the ancient citadel of Chan Chan. The tomb was discovered a few weeks…

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Crime & Law 6 days ago

Bikie Gang Arrests Made

Seven men, allegedly part of the Bandidos outlaw motorcycle gang, have been arrested in Canberra as part of a long-running investigation into their involvement in the illicit drugs trade in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). The…

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Technology 6 days ago

US Fears Falling Behind in AI

Cameron Stanley, the top artificial intelligence official at the Department of War, stated that US allies, including those in NATO and the Five Eyes partnership, lack the resources to keep pace with the US military's adoption of AI…

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Politics 6 days ago

Judges Face Unprecedented Decisions

Judges in some states may face unprecedented decisions related to ballot seizures during the upcoming election, as a result of President Trump's efforts to investigate voter fraud. One state election official has led three separate…

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Crime & Law 6 days ago

Murder Trial in Mexico

Debra and Martin Robinson, whose sons Jake (30) and Callum (33) were killed in Mexico in April 2024, have traveled to Mexico to attend the trial of the three men accused of their murder. The brothers, along with their American friend Jack…

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Education 6 days ago

Diversity and Inclusion Policies

University of Buckingham professor Eric Kaufmann has released a new study that suggests the push for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies in academia comes with significant costs to research quality. Kaufmann's study, titled…

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