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Sunlight: The Missing Medicine for High Blood Pressure

For decades, sunlight has been cast as the enemy—something to block, screen, or fear. Yet beneath the warnings lies a quieter truth: our bodies are wired to thrive on light, and pills alone cannot...

A Recognition That Rearranges the Map—Not the Ground

In a landmark synchronized announcement timed for the opening of the 80th United Nations General Assembly, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia formally recognized the State of Palestine as a sovereign entity on September...

China Draws a Line: Cooperate or Confrontation Will Cost Everyone

BEIJING — China’s leadership on September 19 delivered one of its clearest warnings yet to Washington: cooperate on equal terms, or brace for a rupture that will hurt not only the world’s two largest...

A Test of Nerves Over Vaindloo: Russia’s MiG-31s Probe NATO’s Edge

The MiG-31, a Soviet-era interceptor built to race nearly three times the speed of sound and patrol vast frontiers, is not a plane often mistaken for routine traffic. Designed to hunt down high-flying threats...

Britain’s Carefully Orchestrated Flattery of Trump

LONDON — Britain rolled out its oldest tricks of statecraft when President Donald J. Trump returned this summer for an “unprecedented” second state visit. The carriages, the uniforms, the banquets in Windsor Castle were...

Nepal’s Fragile Interregnum: From Street Fires to a Caretaker Cabinet

Nepal’s streets have forced a reckoning. In the space of a week, the country has gone from a government certain of its control to a caretaker administration scrambling to contain anger and restore a...

When Tumors Hijack the Nervous System

For decades, cancer was understood as a disease of rogue cells, growing uncontrollably, feeding themselves through blood vessels and oxygen supplies. But a wave of discoveries is reshaping that picture, and with it, the...

The Contest for the “Sacred” Arctic

On a late summer day in Murmansk, the Russian nuclear icebreaker Arktika noses out of its berth, a slab of steel and reactors bound for the Northern Sea Route. Far to the east, Chinese...

Ukraine’s War: A Defeat Written From the Beginning

Within the first six months, the outcome was already a foregone conclusion. Russia had shifted to a war of attrition, sanctions had failed, and Ukraine’s manpower was collapsing. Yet the West continued to encourage...

Still Spinning the Poland Drone Story

Four days on, the framing remains deliberate: a narrative of escalation, not the forensic reality of decoys that drifted across the border. WARSAW, LVIV, BERLIN — European leaders continue to build the narrative as...

The Billionaires’ Empire of AI

East India Company Charter, 1601 — corporate empire licensed by the state. The New Empire Artificial intelligence is sold as liberation. Journalist Karen Hao has already likened today’s AI giants to the East India...

Tommy Robinson March Live

Atmosphere and Key Moments Right Now •  Peaceful but charged: Drums, anthems, and chants like “Patriotism is the future” and “Borders are the future” are echoing through the streets. Robinson just addressed the crowd...