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Inside the struggle to dismantle America’s greenhouse gas data
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Inside the struggle to dismantle America’s greenhouse gas data
August 30, 2026

New Documents Detail Industry Efforts to Roll Back Federal Methane Regulations But Maintain Emissions Monitoring System

Suicide attempts, broken toilets and rationed food: crisis deepens aboard USS Abraham Lincoln
August 30, 2026

The carrier’s 5,000 sailors and Marines have spent about 250 consecutive days at sea as repeated deployment extensions, supply shortages and deteriorating living conditions fuel mounting concern over exhaustion and mental health

Suicide attempts, broken toilets and rationed food: crisis deepens aboard USS Abraham Lincoln
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Kiev lacks political will to fight corruption – anti-graft chief
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Kiev lacks political will to fight corruption – anti-graft chief
August 29, 2026

Senior officials benefit from arms production while the Defense Ministry fails to curb graft risks, investigators have warned

What South Korea’s Israel snub means
August 28, 2026

The Lee government is moving towards greater independence from the U.S.

What South Korea’s Israel snub means
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Marcus Licinius Trump
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Marcus Licinius Trump
August 28, 2026

Even the richest man in Rome was relegated to the shadows of his contemporaries. Before allying with Pompey and Caeser to form the First Triumvirate, Marcus Licinius Crassus amassed his wealth through shady real estate deals.

More military murders on the high seas
August 27, 2026

The U.S. military has just announced that it has carried out two more murders on the high seas near South America. This now brings the military’s high-seas murders to more than 200 people.

More military murders on the high seas
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‘Seeing others as they are’
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‘Seeing others as they are’
August 27, 2026

When we do we will see the world as it is

Gotta scan ‘em all: How Pokemon Go turned its players into Pentagon cartographers
August 26, 2026

Pokémon Go players supplied billions of street-level scans to Niantic’s mapping systems. Years later, the technology they helped build is being adapted for drones operating beyond the reach of GPS.

Gotta scan ‘em all: How Pokemon Go turned its players into Pentagon cartographers
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