From Arizona to Wisconsin, election deniers are vying for office nationwide
The Guardianby Rachel Leingang·13h ago
Election deniers are back on the ballot. In most swing states, at least one major Republican candidate has questioned or outright denied the results of the 2020 US presidential election, which...
Alarm over $20m plan to supply ICE officers with electric-shock gloves
The Guardianby Sara Braun·13h ago
Plans to supply Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers with special gloves that can deliver electric shocks have alarmed experts and drawn scrutiny amid some high-profile lawsuits over...
‘Standard’ velvet hangers? There’s nothing standard about some of the items on John Lewis’s uni essentials list| Emma Beddington
The Guardianby Emma Beddington·13h ago
Of all the questions this year’s freshers may be nervously asking themselves as they prepare for this next phase – did I pick the right course? Will I make friends?
ICE’s tactics look increasingly like torture | Judith Levine
The Guardianby Judith Levine·13h ago
On 11 August, the Associated Press reported that the Homeland Security Agency will spend up to $20m to equip its agents with gloves that can deliver painful electric shocks to the skin of a person...
The pet I’ll never forget: Ernie the danger dog – who loves dicing with death
The Guardianby Farryn Stock·13h ago
Ernie found his way into our hearts and home about nine years ago, when he strategically crawled into my lap during a family visit to meet a litter of puppies.
The UAE is fighting AI hackers with AI of its own
Rest of Worldby Divsha Bhat·13h ago
Missiles crossed the Gulf in February, and hackers armed with artificial intelligence followed. The United Arab Emirates has detected and contained coordinated cyberattacks on the aviation, energy...
Father of three slain children takes psychologist to court over withheld records
The Independentby Paul Farrell·13h ago
The father of three young children killed by their mother is asking a judge to force a psychologist who evaluated her to turn over records that he says could be central to his lawsuit against Los...
US military says strike on alleged drug-smuggling boat kills two
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff; AFP·13h ago
The United States military said it struck a suspected drug-trafficking boat in the Pacific Ocean, killing two people.
Russia explodes at UK with terrifying 4-word warning as WW3 fears soar
Daily Express :by Antonio Scancariello,Will Stewart·13h ago
Russia threatens consequences over Ukraine's ‘use of UK drones' Russia has launched a furious attack against the UK and sent a terrifying warning as WW3 fears soar to alarming levels.
Woman repeatedly gang raped after horrific torture with belts and wooden club
Daily Express :by Grace Piercy·13h ago
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of gang raping a woman who was waiting at a bus stop in Gujjarpura, India, when two men she knew approached her.
Ajit Doval in Beijing: India-China border talks set for August 25; what's on agenda?
Times of Indiaby SUBHADRA SRIVASTAVA·13h ago
NEW DELHI: India's national security adviser Ajit Doval arrived in Beijing on Monday for a two-day visit.
Mediator to hold talks in Iran on US 'economic D-Day'
PerthNowby Menna Alaa El-Din and Kanishka Singh·13h ago
Mediator to hold talks in Iran on US 'economic D-Day' Pakistan's army chief has visited Tehran on a mediating mission as the United States prepares to roll out "the greatest financial offensive...
Scottish athlete won her country a medal at the Commonwealth Games, but had to return to her McDonald's job days later
Times of Indiaby TOI World Desk·13h ago
You can be at the peak one moment and then at the base the next. That's how unpredictable life's highs and lows can be.
South Korea says US cancels joint marine drill over Iran war
Channel News Asiaby CNA·13h ago
South Korea says US cancels joint marine drill over Iran war The cancellation follows US President Donald Trump's order last week to scale down the separate annual Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises.
'Half of my business will be gone' - Bracing for fallout in the Canada-US trade war
BBC Newsby Ana Faguy·13h ago
- Published Cindy Baldassi relies on American buyers to keep her stone-and-glass jewellery company going.
NDR 2026: New western island to give Singapore room for energy and new industries, say experts
Channel News Asiaby Koh Wan Ting·13h ago
NDR 2026: New western island to give Singapore room for energy and new industries, say experts Defence experts also say Pulau Tekong could become a broader Singapore Armed Forces training hub...
Netherlands to continue Eurovision boycott and says event can ‘no longer be considered neutral’
TheJournal.ieby Diarmuid Pepper·13h ago
Sign in. It’s quick, free and it’s up to you. An account is an optional way to support the work we do. Find out more.
In 1900, JP Morgan bought 117 acres including Maine’s Sand Beach as a wedding gift; his granddaughter later donated about 100 acres to Acadia National Park
Times of Indiaby TOI World Desk·14h ago
In 1900, financier J P Morgan bought 117 acres in Maine, including Sand Beach and Great Head, as a wedding gift for his daughter Louisa. The land is now part of Acadia National Park.
Dropping Parandur airport project an irreversible setback for Tamil Nadu: M.K. Stalin
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·14h ago
Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and DMK president M.K. Stalin on Monday (August 24, 2026) said the State government’s decision to drop the plan to construct an airport at Parandur near Chennai...
In 2005, crickets were fertilised aboard the ISS; 112 embryos and larvae were studied, and the microgravity-exposed larvae hatched earlier than ground controls
Times of Indiaby TOI Science Desk·14h ago
In 2005, scientists conducted an unusual experiment aboard the International Space Station (ISS) to investigate how microgravity affects reproduction and early development.
Your filters hide everything on this page. Adjust them in preferences.