Phys.orgby Amanda E Clark29d ago
When equity appeals inspire giving to classrooms, what they signal matters Online crowdfunding platforms have enabled teachers in great need of classroom supplies to reach potential donors far...
African Argumentsby Sandas Madziva29d ago
When the Grave Digs Itself: Rejecting Zimbabwe’s Legislative Coup. Canon Collins 2026 essay winner This piece is the winner of the Canon Collins 2026 essay competition.
The Conversation UKby Hannah Little, Lecturer in Communication and Media, University of Liverpool29d ago
When asked about the greatest innovation of humans, people will often say language or fire. A new paper suggests that these innovations may be more interlinked than we previously assumed.
Al Jazeeraby Maziar Motamedi29d ago
Tehran, Iran – Four years ago this week, Mahsa “Jina” Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian Kurdish woman, was leaving a metro station in Tehran with members of her family when she was detained by the...
The Conversation UKby Eve Worth, Lecturer, Department of Archaeology and History, University of Exeter29d ago
Inequality has been debated in British politics for decades, often with a reluctance to address class issues. Bridget Phillipson, the minister for women and equalities, thinks this needs to change.
The Conversation UKby Jenny Lawson, Lecturer in Contemporary Performance, University of Leeds29d ago
When The Great British Bake Off returns for its 17th series this autumn, viewers will be greeted by a new judge – Nigella Lawson.
Daily Express :by Charlie Bradley29d ago
A right-wing extremist who encouraged attacks on migrants crossing the Channel and discussed how to put poisonous mushrooms in the food of Jews and Muslims has been jailed.
The Conversation Canadaby Negar Valizadeh, Geography, Environment and Geomatics, L’Université d’Ottawa/University of Ottawa29d ago
Canada’s shifting study permit caps, post-graduation work permit rules and closure of graduate-focused immigration streams are reshaping pathways to permanent residence for international graduates.
Al Jazeeraby James A Robinson29d ago
The fundamental inquiry of political economy is why some nations achieve enduring prosperity while others are trapped in cycles of poverty and collapse.
TheJournal.ieby Peter Flanagan29d ago
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The News Minuteby Sharada A L29d ago
A woman in a red dress dances on a table in a bar. Behind her are shelves of liquor bottles. Men watch her. The caption reads: “Lusiana, Italy. Circa-1970s.” Nobody is named. Nobody needs to be.
Phys.orgby Griffith University29d ago
The hidden cost of pressure to be a perfect parent The pressure to be the perfect parent can be overwhelming, but social media and perceived world threats are causing some to become overprotective...
FOX Newsby Tracy Wright; Christina Dugan Ramirez29d ago
Macklemore's activism began long before his pro-Palestinian plight during Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour.
Scroll.inby Scroll Staff29d ago
Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday demanded that the Union government roll back charges on Unified Payments Interface transaction, urging Prime Minister Narendra Modi to “have a spine” and...
National Heraldby Yajnaseni Chakraborty29d ago
87 days in custody, then bail: Who compensates Jalil Akhtar? After being detained as a suspected Bangladeshi, a Bengali man walks free after a court finds no conclusive evidence of foreign...
Timeby Evan Friss29d ago
What do President Donald Trump and Pastor A.D. Cunningham of the United House of Prayer for All People (a predominantly Black church in Washington, DC) have in common?
The Conversation UKby Hannah Green, PhD Candidate in English Literature and Environmental Humanities, University of Bristol29d ago
The American farmer, novelist and poet Wendell Berry, died on August 31 2026, aged 92. Berry farmed in Port Royal, in his native Kentucky, for over 40 years.
FOX Newsby Ariella Noveck29d ago
Critics are slamming Norway over new legislation that they say singles out Jews. The proposed law could send individuals to prison for up to three years for knowingly conducting certain forms of...
3 Quarks Dailyby Rachel Robison-Greene29d ago
by Rachel Robison-Greene A student came to my office last week to discuss her future. This student is extremely bright and creative, and I think the sky is the limit for her.
Timeby Francine Berman29d ago
I am on hold with music that is no doubt the same music played on loop in the fifth circle of hell. It’s been 35 minutes.
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