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BOOK RIOTby Alex Luppens-Dale14d ago
We’re well past the midpoint of summer, so I am perfectly comfortable declaring that spooky season has begun.
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top 43%The Super El Niño Won’t Fix the West’s Water Crisis
Wiredby Molly Taft14d ago
The Colorado River, which provides water for 40 million people across seven states, is at a crisis point.
There’s no shortcut to replenish US munitions stockpiles
Defense Oneby Lauren C. Williams and Thomas Novelly14d ago
There’s no shortcut to replenish US munitions stockpiles Firms are pitching low-cost munitions and the Pentagon is making weapons deals.
A Political Awakening in Arab America
The New Yorkerby Rozina Ali14d ago
Abdeen Jabara stretched out his crimson-stained fingers. Balancing on his toes, the eight-year-old boy met a tree branch that his elder brother Khalid had lowered for him.
Late Summertime Idylls by the Water
The New Yorkerby Taran Dugal14d ago
For the past two hundred years, summer in New York has best been spent by the water. “Circumambulate the city,” Melville writes in “Moby-Dick,” and you’ll find “thousands upon thousands of mortal...
The Coming (and Not Coming) of the Sex-Recession Movie
The New Yorkerby Alexandra Schwartz14d ago
In February, I went to see Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights” at my local movie theatre, in Brooklyn. Next to me sat a man and a woman in their twenties.
Should You Believe in Fate?
The New Yorkerby Joshua Rothman14d ago
In mid-June, I rode my electric scooter into a sinkhole, which had emerged, after some roadwork, on a residential street near my house.
The Real Lives of Online Romance Scammers
The New Republicby Vivien Chang14d ago
By the time Chibuike was 24 years old, he had been kicked out of his family home multiple times, developed a drug addiction, attempted suicide, and scammed tens of thousands of dollars from...
The Strait of Hormuz Isn’t the Only Major Shipping Route in Crisis
The New Republicby Kate Aronoff14d ago
Policymakers and economists have long treated climate change as a crisis whose costs would mainly accrue to future generations. Unfortunately, that future is here.
Will the Supreme Court Reject Police Militarization?
The New Republicby Matt Ford14d ago
Millions of Americans spent this summer trying to beat the scorching heat at the beach. Next month, the Supreme Court justices will also do some wading of their own: through the ocean of petitions...
Natalie Harp Should Concern Everyone—I Should Know, I Once Had Her Job
The New Republicby Greg Greene14d ago
Handling a U.S. president’s social media voice is a magisterial job. The work involved ranges far and wide—from figuring out how to handle the president’s receipt of a Nobel Peace Prize to huddling...
Can digital detoxes heal us from our screen-driven lives?
Mother Jonesby Paula Mejía14d ago
I’m not sure when my smartphone began to feel like an albatross, when my unease about relying on it devolved into full-blown anxiety that I was frittering away my life on this tiny screen.
Native American leaders denounce record glyphosate spraying on national forests
Mother Jonesby Nate Halverson14d ago
As Stephen Young stepped into the woods about an hour’s drive from Lassen Peak volcano in northeast California, the forest began communicating to him in an unspoken language learned from his years...
Autobots, roll out - meet the androids changing car factories for good | Autocar
Autocarby Jesse Crosse14d ago
Autonomous features are turning cars into robots that nag you into paying attention, flash speed limit warnings and slam on the brakes if you’re about to hit something.
[Newsstand] Covering an apartheid state committing genocide
Rapplerby John Nery14d ago
AT A GLANCE - In 2026, Israel is described as an apartheid state committing genocide in Palestine, with a significant number of journalists killed in Gaza, surpassing historical conflicts.
Laurels and Darts: Service to the country.
CJRby Susie Banikarim14d ago
Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. When Max D. Lederer Jr., the longtime publisher of Stars and Stripes, announced his retirement on Tuesday, amid rumors that the Pentagon might fire him, it was...
Brain Scans Reveal a Striking Similarity Between Schizophrenia And Bipolar Disorder
ScienceAlertby Esra Öz14d ago
Schizophrenia can affect how a person perceives reality, thinks, and communicates, sometimes causing hallucinations, delusions, disorganized thinking, reduced motivation, and cognitive...
‘Peak Bengaluru moment’: Software engineer gets job offer from AI startup while flat hunting; social media reacts | Today News
Livemintby Sounak Mukhopadhyay14d ago
A viral X post has captured what one user called a "peak Bengaluru moment". The user described going flat-hunting, only to find the intended flat unavailable.
Arjun Bijlani meets with car accident, is actor safe?
The Siasat Dailyby Rasti Amena14d ago
Mumbai: Television actor Arjun Bijlani recently met with a car accident while returning from promotional activities for his upcoming Netflix series Chumbak Colony.
Azure DevOps Remote MCP Server Reaches GA, Without Support for Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor
InfoQby Steef-Jan Wiggers14d ago
Microsoft has made the Azure DevOps Remote MCP Server generally available, giving AI assistants a hosted endpoint into work items, pull requests, repositories, and pipelines with nothing to install...