Benjamin Netanyahu's Triumphal Week
By The Wall Street Journal
By ignoring Western delusions and attacking…
➔ iBringing an end to child poverty really ought to be an economic no-brainer | Sonia Sodha
By The Guardian
Growing up poor blights children’s lives, and…
➔ iTehran poised to strike back after Nasrallah’s killing, maybe abroad
By Yedioth News
Analysis: Tehran has lost a key ally and…
➔ iKimberly Guilfoyle’s grudge against Harris sure is convenient for Trump | Arwa Mahdawi
By The Guardian
Guilfoyle has a personal interest in tearing the…
➔ iIt’s a pretty pass when even the Fortean Times warns of the ‘lone nut fraternity’ | Tim Adams
By The Guardian
Now conspiracy theories are the mainstream’s…
➔ iAI could be an existential threat to publishers – that’s why Mumsnet is fighting back | Justine…
By The Guardian
There is nothing wrong with mining content for…
➔ iMayor Eric Adams should stay and offer his defense to New Yorkers
By New York Post
It is in the best interest of fairness — and…
➔ iThe one thing worse than high credit card rates is Trump’s plan to cut them
By The Washington Post
Trump wants to cap credit card interest rates...
➔ iThe U.S. must sanction Israel's messianic ministers - and American Jews should welcome it
By Haaretz
The fanatic duo is causing chaos that will be…
➔ iHow to get kids into classical music? As a CBeebies conductor, I can tell you: it's the wow factor…
By The Guardian
Movies, pop and video games all borrow from…
➔ iTrump's Price Controls on Credit Cards
By The Wall Street Journal
He wants to cap interest rates at 10%. Is this…
➔ iThe Fed cuts rates
By The Washington Post
Michael Ramirez cartoon about the Fed cutting…
➔ iWhere's Kamala Harris on LNG Exports?
By The Wall Street Journal
Biden’s moratorium is harming U.S. interests…
➔ iFederal Reserve Cuts Rates by Half a Percentage Point
By The American Conservative
State of the Union: It’s the first time the…
➔ iTwo Very Interesting Signs for Kamala Harris After the Debate
By Slate
Wait until you hear about Iowa and Alaska!
➔ iFed’s follies mean interest-rate cut won’t ease our economic woes
By New York Post
The Fed is in a lose-lose scenario whatever it…
➔ iU.S. Interest Rates are Finally Dropping. Is That Good?
By Foreign Policy
The impact will be felt around the world.
➔ iRussia protecting its interests in the Middle East
By Yedioth News
Analysis: wider war in the region would also…
➔ iGather round: how modern urbanites can safely forage wild plants and reduce their food foodprint
By The Guardian
From dandelions in yards or mulberry trees on…
➔ iAfter Labour’s dour start, there’s still hope for sunshine from Starmer and Reeves | Jonathan…
By The Guardian
The big bet is that cuts in interest rates boost…
➔ iStarmer and Reeves are playing a dangerous game. How much more do they think Britain can take? |…
By The Guardian
We have rusty playgrounds and rundown town…
➔ iAfter rigging a trial, colluding with Democrats, and getting the verdict he wanted, Justice Merchan…
By American Thinker
So many conflicts of interest ...
➔ iThe U.S. economy looks fragile. There’s an easy way to fix that.
By The Washington Post
The Federal Reserve should go big in September…
➔ iRussia protects its Middle East interests while avoiding direct military confrontation
By Yedioth News
Analysis: Russia's involvement in the Middle…
➔ iThink the left is finished? Look to the Greens and Independent Alliance – and think again | Owen…
By The Guardian
In parliament, a coalition of leftwing MPs…
➔ iRobert F. Kennedy Jr.: Trump Can Make America Healthy Again
By The Wall Street Journal
Chronic diseases have reached crisis proportions,…
➔ iMedia’s selection bias smothers Tim Walz’s rogue relatives but boosts Trump’s
By New York Post
When members of the Walz family oppose Tim Walz's…
➔ iHow I stood up for free speech — and won my case against NYC’s education censors
By New York Post
Judge Gujarati told my censor — Chancellor…
➔ iNow the Australian economy is on its knees, will the RBA finally start cutting interest rates? |…
By The Guardian
So far we have not gone into recession – but…
➔ iThe mouldy, ant-infested flats that prove why MPs should never be landlords | Ben Smoke
By The Guardian
This conflict of interest was highlighted again…
➔ iYoung male voters are flocking to Trump – but he doesn’t have their interests at heart | Steven…
By The Guardian
Trump isn’t an icon of positive masculinity. He…
➔ iBlinken’s Inept Policies Make a Bad Situation in Venezuela Worse
By The American Conservative
Washington fumbles defending U.S. interests in…
➔ iTim Walz’s brother supports Trump and fears power in Tim’s hands
By American Thinker
It’s interesting how many high-profile leftists…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Like Gus Walz, all neurodivergent Americans deserve attention and support
By Los Angeles Times
Let's hope the current media focus on Gus Walz…
➔ iGreater trading options are crucial to the rebuilding of the country | Jonathan Reynolds
By The Guardian
Britain’s government is seeking new global…
➔ iTory rivals are playing nice so far but like a family Christmas old scores are bound to surface |…
By The Guardian
The Conservatives would be better able to stand…
➔ iThe Observer view on US presidential election: Kamala Harris has set out her global vision. But can…
By The Guardian
The former Californian prosecutor used her time…
➔ iSinwar’s days of reckoning
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Hamas has no dignified way out of…
➔ iModi’s Politics Hinder Neighborhood Ties
By Foreign Policy
Recent events in Bangladesh show how the Hindu…
➔ iMake Elon Musk Head of NASA
By The Wall Street Journal
Donald Trump says he’s interested in hiring the…
➔ iNegotiate hard, watch Sinwar back down
By Yedioth News
Opinion: The key question is whether Hamas is…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Africa’s mpox outbreak: Covid lessons need to be learned | Editorial
By The Guardian
It is in everybody’s interest that wealthy…
➔ iDefending working-class interests requires more than simply opposing immigration | Kenan Malik
By The Guardian
Trade union rights, the welfare state,…
➔ iTom Cruise pulled off the best Scientology stunt ever. If only he could really levitate |…
By The Guardian
Waving the Olympic flag in Paris, the cult’s…
➔ iDetectorists’ finds rewrite history by unearthing the real story of money | Torsten Bell
By The Guardian
A study of ancient coins has shifted the focus of…
➔ iInterest Rate Cuts Are Coming but Won't Do Much
By The Wall Street Journal
Wall Street seems hopeful that Powell and the…
➔ iAs an ex-Twitter boss, I have a way to grab Elon Musk’s attention. If he keeps stirring unrest,…
By The Guardian
It cannot be right that Musk can sow discord…
➔ iI love my two cats – but would they miss me if I were gone? Science says: maybe not | Elle Hunt
By The Guardian
New research shows that our apparently aloof…
➔ iWomen – don’t get larger, don’t get older, don’t have fun, don’t dare to wear a bikini |…
By The Guardian
It’s open season on celebrities, sending toxic…
➔ iMarketing Israel to American Gen Z
By Yedioth News
Opinion: If you want to understand what interests…
➔ iHow to build your ecohome: start simple, do your research and take the time to get it right
By The Guardian
From designing an entire house from scratch to…
➔ iIn Minnesota’s $250M fraud scandal, Walz bowed to race-hustling scammers
By New York Post
The governor's history of turning a blind eye to…
➔ iOf course I love my children – just don’t assume I’ll like yours | Sunil Badami
By The Guardian
Annoying, boring, bullying – some of the worst…
➔ iThis time, Congress might finally close the stock-trade ethics loophole
By The Washington Post
A new bipartisan deal revives the push to cut…
➔ iThe High Political Stakes of Fed Interest-Rate Cuts
By The Wall Street Journal
Powell got plenty of flack on inflation. He faces…
➔ iThe Case Against Low Interest Rates
By The Wall Street Journal
The dollar is strong, inflation is down, and the…
➔ iThe Fed Should Cut Interest Rates This Week
By The Wall Street Journal
If it makes the change soon rather than waiting…
➔ iInterest Rates Are a Sideshow in the Fed Drama
By The Wall Street Journal
Expect inflation to rise if the central bank…
➔ iThe UAE tries to pull off an ‘Abraham Redux’ in Gaza
By The Washington Post
The diplomatic dialogue succeeds in prodding…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Michelle Obama, our nation turns its lowly eyes to you and Kamala Harris
By Los Angeles Times
Michelle Obama has shown no interest in…
➔ iThe Voters Prevail Against Biden
By The Wall Street Journal
His decision to drop out of the 2024 presidential…
➔ iSecret Service threat standards
By American Thinker
When authorities first observed Crooks carrying a…
➔ iIs flirting dying? The apps appear to have swallowed the most delicate and delicious of human…
By The Guardian
I was there for the coming of the apps and have…
➔ iNBC’s Interesting Edits of Biden Interview
By The Daily Signal
NBC anchorman Lester Holt interviewed President…
➔ iUNRWA is a terrorist organization, replacement is needed
By Yedioth News
Opinion: The UN agency with the innocent…
➔ iThe American republic is crumbling before us – and Democrats must share the blame | Owen Jones
By The Guardian
The dysfunctional US economic system doesn’t…
➔ iAustralian workers’ living standards have been destroyed – and there is little good news ahead…
By The Guardian
While interest rates may have peaked, the labour…
➔ iBiden’s devil’s deal with the hard left is an attack on America and the Democratic Party —…
By New York Post
In his desperate bid to fend off the Democratic…
➔ iLetters to the Editor: Credit card debt and high interest rates are hurting Californians. We need…
By Los Angeles Times
Readers speak out about high interest rates and…
➔ iThe once dazzling Hardwick Hall shows us a past neverendingly radical and strange
By The Guardian
This fearless and fragile hilltop castle is…
➔ iWhere are all the butterflies this summer? Their absence is telling us something important | Tony…
By The Guardian
This isn’t down to one wet, cold British spring…
➔ iProliferating Recusal Demands Threaten the Judiciary
By The Wall Street Journal
Activist groups are trying to force judges off…
➔ iCleaning up our fetid politics is Keir Starmer’s toughest task yet. Here’s how he can do it,…
By The Guardian
Venality, bribery, bullying, sexual and financial…
➔ iEditorial: Special interests are trying to gut law that curbs corruption in local government
By Los Angeles Times
Legislators made the right decision two years ago…
➔ iWe often turn to loved ones for support but relationships can falter if our feelings are ignored |…
By The Guardian
Relationships, especially romantic ones, need to…
➔ iTaiwan Should Not Present Itself as Another Ukraine
By The American Conservative
Taiwan is fundamentally different in its relation…
➔ iMy generation can barely recall the last time Labour was in power. We need to believe things really…
By The Guardian
Young people are desperate to see how activism on…
➔ iThe NYT is applying pressure on Israel to agree to a cease-fire
By Yedioth News
Opinion: NYT article tries to pressure Israel…
➔ iA triumphant Labour in Westminster, a humiliated SNP in Holyrood: Scotland is entering interesting…
By The Guardian
Sunak’s early election gamble had a lethal…
➔ iI never thought I’d argue for rearmament. But a looming Trump presidency changes everything |…
By The Guardian
A Putin-friendly president would pose a grave…
➔ iCourts Rule, Biden Says Who Cares?
By The Wall Street Journal
After its SAVE plan is blocked, the Department of…
➔ iSupreme Court conservatives sure have a funny way of voting as a ‘bloc’
By The Washington Post
The decision about Biden administration influence…
➔ iReprimands make for poor foreign policy
By Yedioth News
Opinion: Israel would do well to consider the…
➔ iNEW MEMO: RFK Jr., Stein & West: Off the Debate Stage but Threatening to Reelect Trump
By MoveOn.org
READ MOVEON MEMO HERE MEMORANDUM To:…
➔ iHow could I back anyone but the SNP and the bolshie, buoyant Scotland it stands for? | Val McDermid
By The Guardian
Labour, the Tories and the Lib Dems are branch…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Netanyahu’s leadership: making enemies and clinging to far-right friends |…
By The Guardian
Putting his own interests above his country’s…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"When you are in any contest, you should work as if there were—to the very last minute—a chance to lose it."
- Dwight D. Eisenhower
"I know in my heart that man is good. That what is right will always eventually triumph. And there’s purpose and worth to each and every life."
- Ronald Reagan