Influencers Face Backlash Over Meta ‘Pervert Glasses’ Content, Some Losing Followers
Using ‘spy glasses’ made by Facebook owner leads to floods of negative comments, say content creators
Netanyahu Rejects Gaza Plan: Israel Won’t Withdraw Until Hamas Is ‘Genuinely Disarmed’
Trump said in July that an agreement had been reached for the complete disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza.
China Reshaping Indo-Pacific Poses Irreversible Threat to Japan: Analysts
Tokyo’s defense white paper echoes the 2025 edition, which flagged China as 'the greatest strategic challenge' to Japan since World War II.
Avoid rare species and only take what you need: how to forage and save money on your food shopping
While there are fears that people harvesting their food could put pressure on habitats, some ecologists suggest responsible foraging can boost conservation and biodiversity
America's Saddest Murder Trial: Mental Health in Focus in Lindsay Clancy Case
Jurors Hear from Host of Medical Experts as Defense Says Postpartum Psychosis Caused Young Mother to Kill Children
The secret lives of theatre workers: ‘People were having full sex in the stalls’
Domestic dramas, bodily fluids, drink, drugs, rudeness and worse … ushers and box office staff have seen it all. So much for the myth of the ‘genteel’ theatregoer
Cory Morgan: Canada Needs a Purpose-Built Prime Ministerial Residence
Commentary While the traditional prime ministerial home at 24 Sussex Drive in Ottawa has fallen into disrepair and hasn’t had a resident in over a decade, the government remains paralyzed about what to do. A creative effort to crowdfund renovations managed by the Rideau Foundation and endorsed by Prime Minister Carney last June has only managed to raise 1.4 percent of the $50 million goal. And proposed renovations may reach a cost of $100 million by some estimates. Putting funds into the prime minister’s residence has always been a sticky issue, as it can be viewed as tax funds being directed toward personal benefit of the office holder....
China Is Telling Us What Comes Next
Commentary Democracies have a bad habit of ignoring warning signs. We convince ourselves that provocative language is intended for domestic audiences, that aggressive laws are largely symbolic, and that economic interdependence will ultimately moderate authoritarian regimes. History tells us that when powerful states begin constructing legal and political justifications for actions beyond their borders, we […]
Taiwan’s Han Kuang Drills Focus on China’s Gray-Zone Tactics, Blockade Threat
This year's exercise is different in unprecedented ways such as the military’s use of drone swarms, said one expert.
How to cook the perfect apricot galette – recipe
A free-form fruit tart that’s easy to throw together with whatever seasonal fruit you have to hand
Top Democrats simulate election threats as Trump continues assault on voting
Chuck Schumer and other senators took part in exercises in which legal experts laid out election disruption scenarios
New Orleans Catholic high school agrees to second payout over child sexual abuse accusations
Jesuit high school deal resolves lawsuit stemming from allegations of molestation by school janitor decades prior
We know sleep, exercise and diet are vital for health. But why?
The benefits of all three come down to a crucial piece of cellular kit
Dining across the divide: ‘She’s got a real downer on Nigel Farage’
A Labour-voting ex-headteacher and a police officer keen on Reform hit it off, but would they find common ground on immigration or Andy Burnham?
Press access spat adds to fears of circus around Luigi Mangione murder trial
Lawyers for man accused of killing healthcare CEO Brian Thompson raise red flags about limits on reporters
‘Grief became my brand’: Freya Bromley on writing about personal tragedy
Touring her memoir and talking to others helped the author come to terms with her brother’s death, but the book’s success left her feeling guilty. Had she commodified her family’s pain?
This is how we do it: ‘Since I started HRT, we’ve switched roles’
After being on the brink of divorce, Antonia and Rob have experienced a radical revival of their sex life
Nas / The Roots review
Crystal Palace Bowl, LondonNas performs his gritty but intricate 90s classics, sharing the bill on the first London edition of the Roots Picnic festival with Questlove and co’s exuberant funk
Recession nails or racial erasure? Why a ‘naked’ manicure is not as neutral as it seems
Bold colours are out and short, (seemingly) bare nails in, but some see trend as part of criticised ‘clean girl aesthetic’
The Democratic party needs to do more than represent wealthy progressives
New research shows that a class gap on the left threatens any winning coalition – but there are ways to address it
