A fake story about the Virgin of Aparecida, patron saint of Brazil, marks the end of the presidential campaign
El País Englishby Naiara Galarraga Gortázar·10d ago
A fake story, with the Virgin of Aparecida, patron saint of Brazil, as an unwitting protagonist, has sparked a major controversy and poisoned the final stretch of the electoral campaign in Brazil.
Control Resonant’s City Is A Slog Compared To The First Game's Unforgettable Office Building - Kotaku
Kotakuby Garrett Martin·10d ago
By the end of Control Resonant I had forgotten a lot of my early problems with it. Remedy’s latest isn’t the tight, confident, elegantly structured game that Control was, but its messiness...
Malaysia gave refuge to Rohingya; now it wants them to go
Al Jazeeraby Rob McBride·10d ago
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – The children sitting cross-legged on the floor are a mix of ages but are all enrolled in one class out of necessity.
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Is the Rare RPG that Tackles Religion Correctly
Polygon.comby Josh Broadwell·10d ago
The way RPGs handle religion is something of a meme. Are bad things happening? Might want to see what the local bishop is getting up to. An evil organization is oppressing the masses?
Development should focus on welfare of every person, minimise disparity: RSS chief Bhagwat
New Indian Expressby TNIE online desk·10d ago
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on Tuesday said development should focus on the welfare of every person, with the “last person” in society at its centre, and called for keeping the gap between the highest...
On its 500th anniversary, 16th century Portuguese decree inspires debate in Goa
Hindustan Timesby Gerard de Souza·10d ago
On its 500th anniversary, 16th century Portuguese decree inspires debate in Goa The document served as the first formal codification of the indigenous village administrative and revenue systems in...
NCERT book says Indian subcontinent saw invasions since 7th century, driven by territorial, religious motives
New Indian Expressby TNIE online desk·10d ago
The Indian subcontinent witnessed successive invasions since the 7th century, driven by territorial expansion and religious motives, according to the new NCERT Class 9 social science textbook.
From 'just one more' to 'buy the whole damn pack': Allahabad High Court judge writes poem on dangers of smoking
Bar and Benchby Bar & Bench·10d ago
Justice Shekhar B Saraf of Allahabad High Court has written a poem to highlight the dangers of smoking.
Mass migration eroding Western sovereignty, immigration expert warns
FOX Newsby Louis Casiano·10d ago
Unchecked mass migration, particularly in Western nations where millions have settled after leaving third-world countries, tends to erode national sovereignty, one expert said—an issue President...
Book Review of "To Taste: On Cooking and the Good Life" by Scott Samuelson - 3 Quarks Daily
3 Quarks Dailyby Dwight Furrow·10d ago
by Dwight Furrow It’s not intimate, it’s philosophy. That sounds like something ChatGPT would say but there is truth in it. Philosophical writing is seldom intimate.
After 23 Years of Oversight, Oakland’s Police Reform Offers New Hope
Timeby Jennifer L. Eberhardt·10d ago
In the spring of 2014, civil rights lawyers John Burris and Jim Chanin invited me to Oakland, California, to serve as a subject matter expert.
Flying Doesn’t Have to Be This Miserable
Timeby Ganesh Sitaraman·10d ago
When did flying become so expensive, cumbersome, and, in a word, miserable? While the summer 2026 travel season has officially come to an end, the bite of high airline ticket prices has lasted far...
When you feel moral disgust, what’s the emotion telling you? | Psyche Ideas
Psycheby Brandon Yip·10d ago
‘Disgusting’ and similar words are flung across political divides quite often today. For example, the US president Donald Trump has used the word to describe his political opponents, journalists...
We need a better way to describe what is often called ‘cancer’ | Aeon Essays
Aeonby Matthew R Cooperberg·10d ago
Listen to this essay 30 minute listen William came to me for a third opinion. He was 53 and healthy, with a wife and two teenage children, a busy job, and a typically hectic work-and-family...
Mike Adenuga: The quiet force behind Nigeria's economic transformation, By Dave Agboola
Premium Timesby Premium Times·10d ago
Mike Adenuga is more than a billionaire. He is a nation-builder, a disruptor, a patron of culture, and a powerful symbol of indigenous enterprise.
A Karnataka mystery that isn't: Why is the Congress government blaming its own five guarantees?
The South Firstby Keerthivas·10d ago
A Karnataka mystery that isn’t: Why is the Congress government blaming its own five guarantees? There have been a series of statements within the Congress government highlighting the difficulties...
‘A false problem’: Italy’s Muslims question Meloni’s burqa ban
Al Jazeeraby Federica Marsi·10d ago
Milan, Italy – In Milan’s al-Wahid mosque, tucked in a peaceful inner courtyard within the bustling Navigli district, worshippers attending Friday prayers were perplexed by the Italian government’s...
'My neighbours' upstairs are having sex at all hours – I need to get revenge'
Irish Mirrorby news@irishmirror.ie (Danielle Kate Wroe)·10d ago
'My neighbours' upstairs are having sex at all hours – I need to get revenge' A frustrated resident was sick of being woken up in the night by the people living above them banging their headboard...
‘You Are Everyone’s Child’: How Grandparents Are Teaching This 4-Year-Old About Community
The Better Indiaby Nishtha Kawrani·10d ago
This story is part of “Parenting: What Google Won’t Tell You” — The Better India’s people-led parenting series that goes beyond conventional advice to document how real families are actually...
Ireland can't move forward unless its young people stay and it embraces migration
TheJournal.ieby Kelly Earley·10d ago
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