The Week That Was
Lawfareby Sarah Willrich29 Aug 2026
Julia Curlee analyzed why so many purged national security officials choose to remain silent about their treatment.
Lawfareby Sarah Willrich29 Aug 2026
Julia Curlee analyzed why so many purged national security officials choose to remain silent about their treatment.
Salonby Sophia Tesfaye29 Aug 2026
What is Pete Hegseth trying to hide? That is the question Americans should be asking as the Pentagon moves to punish journalists and crackdown on military whistleblowers.
Hindustan Timesby HT News Desk29 Aug 2026
‘Surprisingly sensitive heart’: Shehzad Poonawalla backs comedian Samay Raina after viral Latent moment Sharing a moment from Raina's show, Poonawalla said people “often judge” the comedian by his...
MediaNamaby Ann Mary Peter29 Aug 2026
Gnani.ai, a Bengaluru-based voice AI startup, has introduced Artha, an AI stack that integrates a 30-billion-parameter multilingual language model with a platform for developing AI agents.
Mashableby Belen Edwards29 Aug 2026
If you use social media, you've seen a man-on-the-street interview. You know the type: punchy, short-form digital series where you get to know an interviewee in record time.
Hindustan Timesby HT News Desk29 Aug 2026
Mohan Bhagwat billboard appears in Times Square ahead of RSS chief’s New York event Videos showed his image prominently displayed at the iconic Manhattan location ahead of the August 29 programme.
Polygon.comby Brian VanHooker29 Aug 2026
Lots of famous pop culture characters began with daily newspaper comic strips. Garfield and the Peanuts gang are probably the most famous examples, but there are many others, like Popeye, The...
TheJournal.ieby Jane Moore29 Aug 2026
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Scroll.inby Scroll Staff29 Aug 2026
Congress leaders on Friday alleged that Penguin Random House India succumbed to pressure from the Union government with respect to former Congress chief Sonia Gandhi’s memoir, Belonging: A Journey...
DW Englishby Mahima Kapoor29 Aug 2026
What you need to know - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is traveling to Uzbekistan for bilateral talks - Hundreds of Indians remain missing in Nepal floods - Indian opposition claims Sonia...
MediaNamaby medianama29 Aug 2026
Welcome to our special edition newsletter, dedicated to the important questions we asked authorities and relevant stakeholders through August.
The Guardianby Stephen Bates29 Aug 2026
They’re back! Harry and Meghan’s quiet return to England this week, via Birmingham airport, was much anticipated but scarcely celebrated – no bunting or street parties.
The Hinduby Aleesha V Joseph29 Aug 2026
Like many Gen Zs in Kozhikode, Athira K.B. enjoys eating out and spends much of her free time watching short food videos on Instagram.
New Indian Expressby Meghna Nath29 Aug 2026
HYDERABAD: Between lessons, attendance, and student work, Government school teachers in Telangana say they increasingly have to squeeze in digital reporting too, spending one to two hours of their...
Polygon.comby Debopriyaa Dutta29 Aug 2026
When it comes to streaming anime, Crunchyroll is essentially the default platform of choice. Not only does it have more than 1,000 shows and movies in its streaming library, but Crunchyroll is...
El País Englishby Igor López29 Aug 2026
“Art is an attempt not to become totally insane. Because politics can be insane. And the risk of becoming totally stupid is really very imminent when you do politics.” Edi Rama, 62, is the man...
FOX Newsby Louis Casiano; Michael Sinkewicz29 Aug 2026
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ordered state agencies to pause funding Thursday for AI-powered Flock cameras, which have come under scrutiny nationwide amid privacy concerns.
CBS News29 Aug 2026
A former White House teleprompter operator on the prediction market has been ordered to turn over more than $100,000 in profits and pay a $65,000 fine as part of a settlement with federal...
Mashableby Mashable Team29 Aug 2026
Today's NYT Strands hints are easy if you're a good cook. Strands, the New York Times' elevated word-search game, requires the player to perform a twist on the classic word search.
Mashableby Mashable Team29 Aug 2026
The NYT Connections puzzle today is not too difficult if you're a mechanic. Connections is the one of the most popular New York Times word games that's captured the public's attention.