Gavan Reilly: €288k is the Skyclarys asking price, but what is the cost to patients of waiting?
TheJournal.ieby Gavan Reilly·27 Aug 2026
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Campus antisemitism is an America First issue. Alumni must stay in the fight.
FOX Newsby Sabrina Soffer·27 Aug 2026
Earlier this month, a federal judge dismissed the Trump administration’s lawsuit against Harvard on the grounds that the antisemitism alleged by the Justice Department was "too isolated and...
Washington will give Ukraine's next ambassador little time to learn
Kyiv Independentby Myroslava Gongadze·27 Aug 2026
Washington will give Ukraine's next ambassador little time to learn U.S. President Donald Trump (C-R) meets with President Volodymyr Zelensky (C-L) in the Oval Office at the White House in...
40 Years Later, Hollywood Still Hasn't Learned the Right Lesson from 'Highlander'
Polygon.comby Brian VanHooker·27 Aug 2026
The original opinion of Highlander was the right one. When the movie debuted in 1986, it outright bombed at the box office, pulling in a mere $12.8 million on its $19 million budget.
Keralam social activist’s comments have hurt Ayyappa devotees: samiti
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·27 Aug 2026
The Sabarimala Karma Samiti has taken objection to a reported statement of social activist Sunny M. Kapikad about Lord Ayyappa, which, according to the organisation, is derogatory in nature.
The Latest Chapter In American Military Muddling | NOEMA
Noema Magazineby John Arquilla·27 Aug 2026
John Arquilla is a long-time defense analyst and author of “The Troubled American Way of War” (Polity, 2026).
The real causes of sugar price spike
Business Lineby A Narayanamoorthy·27 Aug 2026
The sudden escalation in retail sugar prices across India over recent months has caused concern among policy makers and consumers, especially with the festival season round the corner.
Would we shame the next Ramanujan for using AI?
Business Lineby Sanchit Vir Gogia·27 Aug 2026
We all know the great mathematician, Srinivasa Ramanujan. But not many would know that before he became legendary, he struggled to be taken seriously by his peers.
CXOs need time to think
Business Lineby Prabir Kumar Bandyopadhyay·27 Aug 2026
For years, we have celebrated multitasking as a virtue of leadership. A senior executive who can simultaneously handle people issues, operational crises, customer complaints, financial decisions...
The $25 Must-Have Accessory for Every MacBook Air & MacBook Neo Owner - OS X Daily
OS X Dailyby Jamie Cuevas·27 Aug 2026
The $25 Must-Have Accessory for Every MacBook Air & MacBook Neo Owner If you’re a MacBook Air or MacBook Neo owner, there’s one accessory that I consider an absolute must-have; a USB-C hub. Why?
Will Apple Pay’s entry create a ripple or a splash?
Business Lineby P Saravanan; A Paul Williams·27 Aug 2026
Apple Pay is reportedly set to enter the Indian market by October 2026, marking the culmination of talks that have run on and off since 2023.
Battling All the Way Home
Palladium Magazineby Stephen Pimentel·27 Aug 2026
Homer’s Odyssey, like the man it describes, has “many ways.” Already in its introduction or proem, the poem raises its themes, including intelligence, politics, suffering, and ultimately...
Who 'owns' Durga Puja? VHP’s attempt to define Bengal’s biggest festival
National Heraldby Kunal Chatterjee·27 Aug 2026
Who 'owns' Durga Puja? VHP’s attempt to define Bengal’s biggest festival UNESCO recognised Bengal's Durga Puja for its inclusive public culture, the very character now being questioned by VHP The...
‘Support must begin before workers are affected’: DPM Gan says jobs at centre of Singapore’s economic strategy
Channel News Asiaby Abigail Ng·27 Aug 2026
‘Support must begin before workers are affected’: DPM Gan says jobs at centre of Singapore’s economic strategy The deputy prime minister also said Singapore must be a relevant economy, not just an...
Ratko Mladić: The monstrous crimes of the 'Butcher of Bosnia'
BBC Newsby Sam Woodhouse·27 Aug 2026
- Published Ratko Mladić, who has died at the age of 84, was the bull-necked "Butcher of Bosnia".
Toxic, misogyny, and why we are still more forgiving of toxic men
The News Minuteby Sunayana Suresh·27 Aug 2026
Follow TNM's WhatsApp channel for news updates and story links. Unpopular opinion: Perhaps the discomfort around Toxic is precisely the point.
35 Years Later, the Best 'Calvin and Hobbes' Quote About Touching Grass is Still a Stone Cold Classic
Polygon.comby Brian VanHooker·27 Aug 2026
For anyone not overly familiar with Bill Watterson’s Calvin and Hobbes, they might be surprised to learn just how deep the comic strip can get.
You Can Never Go Home Again. But You Can Spend a Lifetime Trying - Longreads
Longreadsby Cheri Lucas Rowlands·27 Aug 2026
“Most people don’t get to buy their old homes back, or ever step foot in them again, and that’s okay.
‘I’m thinking of the man behind the icon’: These poems counter cultural and historical exclusions
Scroll.inby Chanchal Kumar Sharma·27 Aug 2026
Babasaheb is Waiting for His Visa I’m thinking of the man behind the icon Of the fight before the victory Of the child before the legend I’m trying to understand a seeker’s life in retrospect A man...
Fuel subsidy: Let's debate the real solution to Nigeria's cost-of-living crisis, By John Okiyi Kalu
Premium Timesby Premium Times·27 Aug 2026
Government does not have to keep petrol artificially cheap forever. It needs to make transport, electricity, food production and household incomes progressively less dependent on cheap petrol… That...
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