The Left’s Never-Ending Outrage Machine

The Democrats appear to be a never-ending source of pitiable entertainment these days. Last week, it was the pathetic “No Kings” (what some mischievous wag called “No Brains”) rallies across the country. Those 2,700 anti-Trump therapy sessions for...

New Mexico Nuclear Policy Group To Host Public Screenings, Discussions Of Kathryn Bigelow’s New Film, ‘A House Of Dynamite’ Including Oct. 29 At SALA

Scene from ‘A House of Dynamite’ showing at 6 p.m. Oct. 29 at the Los Alamos SALA Event Center. Courtesy photo Los Alamos Study Group News: Political leaders, nuclear weapons workers, and citizens urged to think carefully about the realities...

NYT Identifies Anonymous Trump Pal Paying Military During Government Shutdown

The New York Times on Saturday identified the anonymous friend of President Donald Trump who donated $130 million to pay U.S. troops during the government shutdown. He is reclusive billionaire Timothy Mellon, grandson of Andrew Mellon, the former...

Rajasthan Government flouting Supreme Court orders, Constitution by delaying panchayat polls: Ashok Gehlot

Congress leader Ashok Gehlot. File photo | Photo Credit: ANI Congress leader Ashok Gehlot on Sunday (October 26, 2025) said the BJP government in Rajasthan was "flouting" Supreme Court orders and the Constitution by delaying elections for...

East Timor formally joins ASEAN in bloc’s first expansion since 1990s

East Timor's prime minister pledged Sunday that his country would be a productive member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations as it was formally admitted to the bloc in its first expansion since the 1990s. China’s Premier Li Qiang shakes...

How is Colorado’s response to invasive mussels going?

Colorado is in its first year of responding to a zebra mussel infestation in a big river, the Colorado River. State staff say they have what they need to handle the high-priority needs — they just need their funding to stay off the chopping...

Sudan’s RSF says it captured al-Fashir army headquarters

(Reuters) -Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces said on Sunday they had captured the army headquarters in the city of al-Fashir, the Sudanese army’s last stronghold in the Darfur region in the west of the country. The army did not immediately...

One Musicfest Showcases the Women of Today’s R&B Sound

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Govt complicit in Penhalonga’s environmental collapse

Behind every gold gram smuggled out of Redwing lies a shattered ecosystem and a community gasping for breath. In what can only be described as a shocking act of administrative treachery, the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development has endorsed...

Isolated suburb’s fed-up residents go bush bashing to catch the train

Loading He acknowledged the behaviour was risky but said people were feeling desperate. The detour is adding significant travel time in an outer western suburb that already has notorious access problems. “This is just people going about their day...

Robert’s rattled

Robert Abela is scraping the very bottom. Faced with the devastating result of the latest Maltatoday survey on Gozitans' voting intentions, Abela was left clutching at straws during his speech at the recently inaugurated Gozo Aquatic Complex -...

Strengthening U.S.–India Cooperation in the Aerospace Industry

India’s Ambassador to the United States, Vinay Mohan Kwatra, announced on Saturday that he had met with Jim Taiclet, Chairman and CEO of the American aerospace and defense giant Lockheed Martin, to discuss opportunities for industrial cooperation...

COMMENTARY: Nevada’s cyber attack a wake-up call on legacy service provider failures

Nevadans are still reeling from the unprecedented cyberattack that paralyzed our state government for weeks. By exploiting vulnerabilities in the systems we have used for years, bad actors effectively shut down Nevada’s state government, ceasing...

MLB's Manfred defends sports gambling partnerships for the 'crucial' data they offer

TORONTO — In the wake of the NBA’s betting scandal, Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred defended his league’s business arrangements with gambling companies as a necessary tool to catch wrongdoers. MLB, like all major sports leagues, has...

Fitch forecasts faster decline in Jamaica’s debt-to-GDP ratio

Fitch Ratings expects Jamaica’s debt-to-GDP ratio to decline faster than official forecasts, according to a new report released this month. The rating agency also highlighted the country’s successful general election held on September 3 in a...

How Russia’s shrinking and aging population poses security threat

For a quarter century, President Vladimir Putin has faced the specter of Russia’s shrinking and aging population. In 1999, a year before he came to power, the number of babies born in Russia plunged to its lowest recorded level. In 2005, Putin...

Ballroom Blitz: Why a non-profit director says Trump can’t skip public input on East Wing demolition

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. The Politics of Redistricting: How different could the 2026 midterms look after gerrymandering? 05:49 New Russian oil sanctions and a canceled Putin summit bring...

China’s Rare-Earth Play: The Hidden Front in Cold War II

In an essay published in The Times UK, historian and political commentator Niall Ferguson warns that the latest escalation in the struggle between the United States and China is not being fought with missiles or armies, but with minerals. Drawing...

Venezuela’s Maduro accuses U.S. of fabricating a war

Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro said the U.S. government is forging a war against him as the world’s biggest warship approached the South American country, while moving to revoke the citizenship of an opponent he accuses of egging on an...

Jim Hartman: The Supreme Court’s Trump docket

By law, on Monday, Oct. 6, the U.S. Supreme Court began its 2025-26 term that will be dominated by cases involving the actions of President Donald Trump. At the beginning of this term, the court faces momentous decisions impacting the future of...