AI poses unprecedented threats. Congress must act now
By Guardian - Bernie Sanders - Tue 2 Dec 2025 12.00 GMT
Despite the speed at which it is
Radar revelation stokes fears Caribbean could be drawn into US-Venezuela crisis
By Guardian -Natricia Duncan/Kejan Haynes - Tue 2 Dec 2025 10.00 GMT
Trinidad PM rejects claims installation is
ALLOWING AI TO TRAIN ITSELF
By Guardian - Jared Kaplan/Robert Booth - Tue 2 Dec 2025 12.37 GMT
‘The biggest decision yet’: Jared
Death toll passes 1,100 in devastating floods across Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Malaysia and Thailand – latest updates
By Guardian - Rebecca Ratcliff - 10.30 - GMT 13.50
Hundreds remain missing in Indonesia and Sri Lanka
Why The Quiet Heroism Of Norway’s War Sailors Is As Relevant As Ever
By Forbes - Heather Farmbrough - May 12, 2025, 01:50am EDT
On the Shetland Islands, a poignant 80th commemoration
Legal Experts Accuse Hegseth of ‘War Crimes, Murder, or Both’ After New Reporting on Boat Strike Order
By ScheerPost - Julia Conley - November 30, 2025
Former top military lawyers on Saturday said that new reporting on
How Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele evaded capture in Latin America, revealed in declassified files
By FoxNews- Solly Boussidan - November 30, 2025 7:47am EST
Declassified files show Josef Mengele obtained legal documents under
Amnesty: So-Called Gaza ‘Ceasefire’ Becoming Smokescreen for Continued Israeli Genocide
By ScheerPost-Juan Cole-November 29, 2025
Ann Arbor (Informed Comment) – Amnesty International concludes that, over a month after a ceasefire was
Zelenskyy faces ‘mini-revolution’ as Yermak’s fall reshapes Ukraine’s wartime power system
Bu Guardian - Shaun Walker - Sat 29 Nov 2025 13.38 GMT
Exit of ZeleZelenskyy faces ‘mini-revolution’ as Yermak’
Israel has ‘de facto state policy’ of organised torture, says UN report
By Guardian - Julian Borger in Jerusalem - Sat 29 Nov 2025 13.18 GMT
Committee highlights allegations including dog
