Democracy Under Pressure: Why Trump's Autocratic Push Is Losing Ground
Despite dangerous inroads toward autocracy, Trump faces dimming prospects for success as courts, media, and civil society mount effective resistance.
Microsoft cuts 4,800 jobs as Xbox division faces massive overhaul
Kobo and Bookshop.org Partnership Finally Moving Forward
Burnham's NHS Palantir Decision Could Reshape UK Tech Policy
Mojtaba Khamenei's Mysterious Absence from Father's Funeral Raises Questions
Trump Intervenes in FIFA Suspension, Reversing 60-Year Precedent
News
Democracy Under Pressure: Why Trump's Autocratic Push Is Losing Ground
Despite dangerous inroads toward autocracy, Trump faces dimming prospects for success as courts, media, and civil society mount effective resistance.
Burnham's NHS Palantir Decision Could Reshape UK Tech Policy
Andy Burnham faces a pivotal choice on a 330 million pound NHS-Palantir contract that could signal his government's stance on American defence firms in public services.
Mojtaba Khamenei's Mysterious Absence from Father's Funeral Raises Questions
Iran's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei was conspicuously absent from his father Ali Khamenei's funeral as millions gathered for the ceremony.
China's Manufacturing Bounces Back, But There's a Catch
June PMI shows expansion but retail sales slump and property woes raise doubts about recovery.
Tech
Kobo and Bookshop.org Partnership Finally Moving Forward
After years of delays, Bookshop.org CEO confirms progress on long-awaited Kobo e-reader integration expected later this year.
Google's Founding Fathers Ad Shows Why AI Hype Has Gone Too Far
Google's new commercial imagines the Declaration of Independence written with Google Workspace and AI tools. Critics call it tone-deaf and cringey.
Rubin Observatory Begins Epic 10-Year Cosmic Survey
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory starts its Legacy Survey of Space and Time, promising to revolutionize our understanding of dark matter, dark energy, and the universe.
California's New Law Targets Whisper-Quiet Shows and Blaring Ads
A California law taking effect July 1 aims to quiet streaming ads that blast louder than the programs they interrupt.
Business
Microsoft cuts 4,800 jobs as Xbox division faces massive overhaul
Microsoft eliminates 2.1% of workforce with Xbox losing 20% of staff. Four gaming studios spun out as company restructures amid AI competition.
Trump Intervenes in FIFA Suspension, Reversing 60-Year Precedent
President Trump reportedly called FIFA President Infantino to reverse Balogun's World Cup suspension, marking an unprecedented reversal of automatic match bans.
Stop Adding AI Tools and Start Rebuilding Your Business
Solopreneurs are layering tools instead of restructuring. Here's why the four-tool AI stack beats the hundred-tool chaos.
What Makes Businesses in British Columbia Attractive to Investors
Businesses in British Columbia are attractive to investors because the province combines a diverse economy, strong urban centres, tourism, trade, technology, professional services and active local communities.
Entertainment
Stateside Music Festival Delivers Despite Rain and Heat
A diverse lineup of singer-songwriters and emerging artists performed across Scout and Main stages at this riverside festival celebration.
Paul McCartney Performs Beatles Hit for First Time Since 1964 at Swift-Kelce Wedding
Paul McCartney broke a 62-year silence performing 'I Want to Hold Your Hand' live at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Madison Square Garden wedding reception.
JENNIE Previews Unreleased Tracks at Open'er Festival Poland
BLACKPINK member JENNIE headlined Open'er Festival in Poland, debuting three unreleased songs and signaling imminent new music release.
Max B, French Montana, and Rick Ross Brought the Heat to BET Awards 2026
The trio delivered an unforgettable performance celebrating Max B's return and Rick Ross's 20-year anniversary.
Health
How Nursing Care Supports Quality of Life in Later Years
While medical treatment plays a vital role in addressing specific conditions, true well-being extends far beyond prescriptions and appointments.
Alfredo Sauce Recall Hits 30+ States Amid Salmonella Concerns
A Tennessee supplier pulled over 10,000 pounds of alfredo sauce after a potential salmonella contamination was flagged.
When Your Sauce Recall Means Business: Salmonella Scare Hits Tennessee Company
A Tennessee food supplier's alfredo sauce recall raises serious questions about ingredient safety.
Why Iron Deficiency Is Quietly Sabotaging Your Life (And How to Fix It)
Feeling exhausted even when you sleep enough? Iron deficiency might be the culprit behind your brain fog and fatigue.
From the newsroom
Burnham's NHS Palantir Decision Could Reshape UK Tech Policy
Andy Burnham faces a pivotal choice on a 330 million pound NHS-Palantir contract that could signal his government's stance on American defence firms in public services.
Mojtaba Khamenei's Mysterious Absence from Father's Funeral Raises Questions
Iran's new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei was conspicuously absent from his father Ali Khamenei's funeral as millions gathered for the ceremony.
Trump Intervenes in FIFA Suspension, Reversing 60-Year Precedent
President Trump reportedly called FIFA President Infantino to reverse Balogun's World Cup suspension, marking an unprecedented reversal of automatic match bans.
Stateside Music Festival Delivers Despite Rain and Heat
A diverse lineup of singer-songwriters and emerging artists performed across Scout and Main stages at this riverside festival celebration.
Paul McCartney Performs Beatles Hit for First Time Since 1964 at Swift-Kelce Wedding
Paul McCartney broke a 62-year silence performing 'I Want to Hold Your Hand' live at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Madison Square Garden wedding reception.
JENNIE Previews Unreleased Tracks at Open'er Festival Poland
BLACKPINK member JENNIE headlined Open'er Festival in Poland, debuting three unreleased songs and signaling imminent new music release.
Stop Adding AI Tools and Start Rebuilding Your Business
Solopreneurs are layering tools instead of restructuring. Here's why the four-tool AI stack beats the hundred-tool chaos.
Google's Founding Fathers Ad Shows Why AI Hype Has Gone Too Far
Google's new commercial imagines the Declaration of Independence written with Google Workspace and AI tools. Critics call it tone-deaf and cringey.
