Wendell Berry, Kentucky-born author who advocated a simpler life, has died at 92
The Independentby Hillel Italie·1 Sept 2026
Wendell Berry, the Kentucky-born author and agrarian who in poems, stories, novels and essays celebrated the farming communities of his native state and warned of the excesses and misjudgments of...
What it's really like to live with obsessive-compulsive disorder
ABC News Australiaby Matthew Wright; As Told·1 Sept 2026
To the outside world, Matthew Wright was a calm, capable and resilient husband, father, friend and senior firefighter.
Rayareddi counters BJP criticism, says wants to establish new religion
New Indian Expressby Express News Service·1 Sept 2026
KOPPAL/ BENGALURU: Attempting to stem the backlash to his reported statement on Islam, Higher Education Minister Basavaraj Rayareddi on Monday said he wants to start a new religion.
The Bishkek Balancing Act: How India’s dual engagements define its strategic autonomy
New Indian Expressby Shishir Priyadarshi·1 Sept 2026
Two Bilaterals, One Signal When Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian in quick succession on the side-lines of the Shanghai...
Five years after Saied’s power grab, Tunisia’s old grievances resurface
Al Jazeeraby Ghaya Ben Mbarek·1 Sept 2026
Tunis, Tunisia – More than 15 years after Tunisians rose up to topple longtime President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, familiar grievances are again being heard on the streets from north to south.
After Work, We’ll Have Each Other
Asterisk Magazineby Clara Collier·1 Sept 2026
Once you realize what that means, you’ll be giving two cheers for the American work ethic. What will people do all day?
Role of ethics education in accounting fraud prevention
Phys.orgby SUNY Polytechnic Institute·31 Aug 2026
Role of ethics education in accounting fraud prevention Two SUNY Polytechnic Institute (SUNY Poly) College of Business faculty members are exploring how integrating ethics and values throughout...
Commentary: COE debate should not be about putting cars within everyone’s reach
Channel News Asiaby Samuel Chng·31 Aug 2026
Commentary: COE debate should not be about putting cars within everyone’s reach Singapore’s transport debate has long centred on cars.
Galaxy S27 and S27 Plus could finally get a meaningful zoom camera upgrade
Android Authorityby Matt Horne·31 Aug 2026
Galaxy S27 and S27 Plus could finally get a meaningful zoom camera upgrade Aug 31, 2026 — 5:40 PM ET - The Galaxy S27 and S27 Plus could use the same 3x telephoto system as the S27 Pro.
We can buy more weapons. We can’t buy more time.
Defense Oneby Todd Harrison·31 Aug 2026
We can buy more weapons. We can’t buy more time. Three things Congress should do to keep America’s window of vulnerability from growing.
Podcaster's Viral Post About the Hugging Face Hack Sparks Debate Over AI Conciousness
Gizmodoby Webb Wright·31 Aug 2026
Debates about whether or not AI could ever become conscious are older than the technology itself.
how architecture has made space for animals across history
architecture archivesby thomai tsimpou I designboom·31 Aug 2026
the nonhuman client was there before multispecies design Long before architects began adding bird bricks, bee hotels and wildlife corridors to contemporary buildings, animals were already helping...
Research shows ethics education teaches kids right from wrong. Why can so few students access it?
The Conversation Australiaby Geetanjali Basarkod, Senior Research Fellow, Institute for Positive Psychology and Education, Australian Catholic University·31 Aug 2026
How important is it that kids learn to tell right from wrong? Businessman and former university chancellor David Gonski recently called for ethics classes to be rolled out in all Australian schools...
Though rarely heretical, Richard Flanagan’s essays have a ferocious moral force
The Conversation Australiaby Tony Hughes-d'Aeth, Professor, Chair of Australian Literature, The University of Western Australia·31 Aug 2026
Richard Flanagan’s latest book Heresies is a collection of 24 occasional pieces published between 2009 and 2025.
The Baltic Way — Gandhi’s imprint on Baltic freedom
The Hinduby K B Usha·31 Aug 2026
August 23, 2026, marked the 37th anniversary of the Baltic Way, the historic 1989 human chain that became a watershed moment in the Gandhian-inspired Singing Revolution in Lithuania, Latvia, and...
Thiel bought a house in Argentina – democracy left it empty
Buenos Aires Timesby Norman Raimundo Bentson·31 Aug 2026
Peter Thiel bought a house in Buenos Aires. Liberal democracy left one empty. The Silicon Valley billionaire and libertarian thinker has also found something less tangible here.
Racial animus, digital platforms and the attacks of the right-wing media: In memory of Dr. Jason Arday
El País Englishby Ali M. Collins·31 Aug 2026
The world lost an important Black educator in August, highlighting the unsettling reality that Black academics continue to face coordinated attacks online with real-world consequences. Dr.
A leadership lesson for Nigeria from Dolly Parton, By Dakuku Peterside
Premium Timesby Dakuku Peterside·31 Aug 2026
Dolly Parton has never governed a state, controlled a public budget, or commanded the machinery of government.
The Mahatma as a future in disguise
New Indian Expressby Shiv Visvanathan·31 Aug 2026
I love gossip. Gossip is a guarantee that the dialogue of democracy is still alive, no matter how mangled the form. I love the gossip of three places in particular.
You may have heard of 'quiet quitting', but what about 'career minimalism'?
ABC News Australiaby Anna Chisholm·31 Aug 2026
"My full-time job gives me a stable income. It's very low stress. I have a good working environment," Grace McClelland says.
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