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No Kings turns its focus to voting this weekend. Here’s what we know
No Kings, a coalition known for anti-Trump protests, is organizing over 3,000 events this weekend focused on increasing voter turnout and early voting participation in midterm elections.
Just 14% of Albertans want independence from Canada. Can a conference in a Calgary ballroom change that?
A Calgary independence conference draws Alberta’s separatist movement as support remains low at 14% ahead of an October referendum on pursuing separation from Canada.
Katie Zacharia quits as White House press secretary five days into job
Katie Zacharia resigned as White House press secretary five days into her tenure following criticism over her first briefing and questions about her legal credentials.
Trial of German steakhouse heiress Christina Block that sparked a huge spy scandal
Christina Block, heir to a German steakhouse chain, faces trial for allegedly ordering the abduction of her children from Denmark. The case has sparked Germany’s largest espionage scandal in recent history.
Judge tosses child sex abuse charges against actor Timothy Busfield
A New Mexico judge dismissed criminal sexual abuse charges against Emmy-winning actor Timothy Busfield on Friday, citing prosecutorial misconduct in the grand jury process.
Jantar Mantar: Is this the end for iconic Delhi protest site?
Delhi Police designated Jantar Mantar, a historic 18-th century site near parliament, as no longer a permitted protest location, directing demonstrations to three alternative venues that are farther away and charge fees.
Hormuz attacks intensify as efforts to end war on Iran stall
Military tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have escalated as diplomatic efforts to resolve the US-Israel conflict with Iran remain stalled, with multiple vessel incidents reported in recent days.
Ethiopia, Eritrea ramp up rhetoric: Are they inching towards war?
Ethiopia and Eritrea exchanged accusations of military aggression at the UN, raising concerns about renewed conflict in the Horn of Africa as fighting intensifies in Ethiopia’s Tigray region.
Why are Houthi missiles breaking through Saudi Arabia’s air defences?
Yemen’s Houthis struck King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia on Saturday, killing 12 people in the deadliest attack in over a decade, as the Iran-backed group’s missiles continue penetrating the kingdom’s air defences.
At least five people missing as flash floods in Nepal sweep away houses
Flash floods triggered by a landslide have swept through central Nepal, leaving at least five people missing and destroying multiple houses and infrastructure in the region.
Turkiye highway crash kills 11, injures 27 after tour bus hits truck
A tour bus and tow truck collided on a Turkish highway on Sunday morning near Akhisar, killing at least 11 people and injuring 27 others in western Turkiye.
War and high debt to dominate IMF-World Bank meetings in Bangkok
Finance officials from around the world convene in Bangkok this week amid escalating Middle East conflict, energy supply disruptions, and rising interest rates threatening global economic growth.
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Prosecutors say bullet engraving shows Charlie Kirk was targeted for his politics
Prosecutors argue that an engraved bullet with the inscription “Hey Facist! CATCH!” demonstrates Charlie Kirk was targeted for his politics, a factor that could influence whether the defendant faces capital punishment.
Who is Natalie Harp? Trump’s closest and most devoted aide is in the spotlight
Natalie Harp, a 35-year-old cancer survivor and longtime Trump supporter, has become one of the president’s closest aides following recent scrutiny of their relationship by Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff.
Trump reportedly casts mail-in ballot in Florida Republican primary
President Trump cast a mail-in ballot in Florida’s Republican primary, according to voting records and White House confirmation, marking at least his third use of mail-in voting.
Minnesota governor signs order to slow down any mining efforts in Boundary Waters wilderness
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed an executive order to prevent state review of mining permits in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, four months after Congress and the Trump administration lifted a federal mining ban.
Appeals court says Trump-appointed US attorney in Nevada can’t legally serve in the role
An appeals court ruled that Trump-appointed U.S. attorney Sigal Chattah in Nevada served unlawfully, marking another setback in the administration’s effort to extend prosecutors beyond legally permitted limits.
Senator presses Hegseth, Caine for commitment to keep US military out of the midterm elections
Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin has requested written assurances from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and the Joint Chiefs chairman that the Pentagon will not deploy federal troops to polling places during November’s midterm elections.
Preservation group urges Supreme Court to suspend Trump’s White House ballroom project
A historic preservation group asked the Supreme Court to halt President Trump’s $400 million White House ballroom project, disputing the administration’s authority to proceed without congressional approval.
Governors’ races are being increasingly buffeted by the toxic politics of data centers
Governors in key electoral states are shifting their positions on data centers ahead of midterm elections, imposing stricter requirements on the energy-intensive facilities amid growing public opposition.
Embattled Florida Republican Rep. Cory Mills fights to keep his House seat
Republican Rep. Cory Mills faces a House Ethics Committee investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct and campaign finance violations while seeking reelection in Florida’s 7th Congressional District.
Jon Ossoff calls Trump’s handling of Iran war ‘uniquely despicable’ in excoriating speech
Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff delivered a sharp attack on President Trump’s handling of the Iran conflict, calling it “uniquely despicable” during a campaign rally in Atlanta.
Trump’s move to gut South Korea alliance is ‘inane, haphazard decision’, lawmakers say
President Trump ordered scaled-back military exercises with South Korea, citing his relationship with North Korea’s Kim Jong-un. Congressional lawmakers criticized the decision as shortsighted and warned it could strengthen Russia’s position in Ukraine.
Trump administration pauses border construction in Big Bend national park
The Trump administration paused border wall construction in Big Bend National Park on Monday as Customs and Border Protection evaluates the controversial Texas project amid environmental concerns.
Supreme Court asked to review Texas law requiring the Ten Commandments in public schools
Civil rights advocates asked the Supreme Court to review a Texas law requiring public schools to display the Ten Commandments, challenging what they view as state-sponsored religious expression in classrooms.
Lawsuit Challenges NH Student ID Voter Restriction
A voting rights organization filed suit challenging a New Hampshire law that bars student IDs as valid voter identification, arguing it disproportionately impacts young voters without driver’s licenses.
Election denier Tina Peters to be hired as elections consultant in conservative California county
Shasta County’s election official plans to hire former Colorado election denier Tina Peters, recently released from prison, as an elections consultant, drawing criticism from state and federal officials.
White House launches personal attack on CNN reporter over question to Trump
The White House launched personal attacks against CNN reporter Kristen Holmes after she questioned Trump about comments made by a Democratic senator regarding the president’s conduct.
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Battery tech: Europe hopes to make up ground in battery industry
European battery startups are pursuing nanotechnology innovations to compete globally, with companies like LeydenJar and Powall developing advanced components rather than entire batteries.
Europe’s car makers are in crisis. Will the threat of war rescue them?
European automakers facing commercial crisis are pivoting toward military vehicle production, with Ford, Renault, and Volkswagen bidding for defence contracts as rising geopolitical tensions prompt increased defence spending.
How the oil capital of the US welcomed a solar power boom
Texas, the nation’s largest oil producer, has emerged as a solar power leader, with farms now supplying roughly one-third of peak afternoon electricity demand across the state.
David Ellison names Ynon Kreiz co-CEO of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery
Skydance CEO David Ellison has named Ynon Kreiz, the outgoing CEO of Mattel, as co-CEO of the combined Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery entity following the settlement of antitrust challenges.
Nike shares drop as retailer posts disappointing sales, announces layoffs as part of restructuring
Nike reported declining revenue and announced a restructuring plan involving layoffs beginning next year, sending shares down roughly 3% in extended trading.
High-tech vehicles are driving up auto repair costs for shops and consumers
Modern vehicles’ sophisticated technology is forcing repair shops to invest heavily in computers and software, with costs being passed to consumers as overall repair prices climb significantly faster than inflation.
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Florida seeks a ban on ChatGPT acting like a person
Florida’s attorney general is seeking a court order to prevent OpenAI from making ChatGPT appear human-like, arguing the practice deceives users and increases engagement while compromising safety.
AI is supercharging hacking, and your local hospitals and banks aren’t ready
AI-powered hacking is increasingly threatening small hospitals, banks, and nonprofits lacking resources to defend themselves, as major tech companies restrict advanced cybersecurity tools to large enterprises.
OpenAI’s AI agents need to catch up
OpenAI is expected to announce its own AI agent at an upcoming developer event as it attempts to catch up in the rapidly growing market of consumer-facing autonomous AI systems.
Nvidia unveils security platform to rein in AI agents and $150bn stock buyback
Nvidia launched an open-source security platform designed to prevent AI agents from operating beyond their intended boundaries, coinciding with approval of a $150 billion stock buyback program.
Auracast finally comes to Bose headphones
Bose has added Auracast support to its QuietComfort Ultra Headphones Gen 2 through a new firmware update, marking the company’s entry into the Bluetooth audio-sharing technology space.
BGP hijack infecting networks caused by a comedy of errors that’s not funny at all
A BGP hijacking attack exploited routing security weaknesses at hosting provider Hetzner Online and lack of code signing at Softaculous, allowing attackers to distribute malware disguised as software updates.
I rented a car, and within hours, my driver’s license was for sale
A massive data breach has exposed over 153 million driver’s licenses for sale on the dark web, with high-resolution scans available within hours of individuals presenting IDs at rental companies and other businesses.
Confused about which VPN is right, US senator asks the NSA for guidance
A US senator has asked the NSA to provide public guidance on which VPN services best protect Americans from foreign surveillance, citing confusion over the variety of available options and their technical features.
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The Geothermal Energy Wild Card Is Getting Wilder
The US Department of Energy announced $99 million in funding for next-generation geothermal energy projects, with support from the Trump administration amid efforts to expand domestic geothermal capacity.
OceanX Made Downwind Floating Wind Worth Another Look
OceanX’s unconventional floating wind turbine design featuring downwind rotors and dual turbines withstood Super Typhoon Yagi with measured performance that warrants serious technical reconsideration of historical design objections.
Electric Trucks Cheaper To Operate Than Diesel For Almost Half Of Trucks Sold In EU — New Analysis
Electric trucks now deliver lower total cost of ownership than diesel in six major EU markets accounting for nearly half of new heavy truck sales, with potential savings reaching €100,000 over five years.
US Government Presents Regulatory Gift to Gas Automakers
The US government finalized lower vehicle fuel economy standards on Monday, reversing Biden-era requirements and easing compliance for gas-powered vehicle manufacturers.
Ameren Missouri Proposes Pollution-Heavy Future to Power Data Centers
Ameren Missouri proposed a long-range energy plan emphasizing fossil fuels including increased gas plants and extended coal burning, while removing carbon emissions reduction goals from promotional materials.
New Sierra Club Analysis Shows U.S. Public Pensions Hold Billions in Fossil Fuel Bonds
A Sierra Club analysis reveals U.S. public pension funds hold billions in fossil fuel bonds, with exposure persisting even among funds with climate policies in place.
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Burnham in danger of sleepwalking into climate disaster, say campaigners
Environmental campaigners warn that pending government decisions on North Sea drilling, Heathrow expansion, EV targets, and heat pump grants could collectively undermine UK climate goals if considered separately rather than for cumulative impact.
As extreme heat worsens, renters are gaining a ‘right to cooling’
Multiple U.S. jurisdictions are enacting laws to guarantee renters access to cooling as extreme heat increasingly threatens public health, establishing cooling as a tenant right rather than a luxury amenity.
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Mining Colleges Get $180M Boost From Trump Administration
The Trump administration is distributing $180 million to mining colleges to boost workforce development and reduce dependence on foreign mineral sources, with funding from the Department of Energy and Department of Defense.
Pace of college closings picks up, with more projected
More than 440 private nonprofit four-year colleges face closure risk due to declining enrollment and rising debt. The accelerating closures threaten approximately 670,000 students nationwide.
Could a public campus really close? The fight to save Southern Oregon University
Southern Oregon University faces potential closure after discovering a $15 million budget shortfall, prompting state-funded emergency measures and severe cost-cutting plans affecting academic programs and hundreds of staff positions.
450K borrowers say they were ripped off. Their student loans are being erased
A federal court has ordered the erasure of student loans for nearly 450,000 borrowers who claim they were defrauded by their colleges, concluding a seven-year class-action lawsuit spanning three presidential administrations.
75% of Educators Expect Student Behavior to Be a Challenge This Year. What Else?
A survey of over 1,000 educators reveals that 75% expect student behavior to be a major challenge in the 2026-27 school year, with budget uncertainty and declining enrollment compounding concerns about school stability.
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