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Cubans Are Resorting To Charcoal Stoves As Power Outages Soar In Economically Ravaged Island

Cubans are resorting to alternatives to electricity as widespread power outages continue impacting the island

Latin Times

‘Nothing we can do about it’: Woman’s insurance expects her to cough up $900 out of the blue but she gets out of paying with controversial yet effective trick

A woman on TikTok has stumbled on a potential hack.

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Two David Bernsteins on Free Speech and Antisemitism

My friend David L. Bernstein, author of the all-too-prescient Woke Antisemitism, and I have a new article about to be… The post Two David Bernsteins on Free Speech and Antisemitism appeared first on Reason.com.

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Google searches for information about cancer lead to targeted ads from alternative clinics

More than 80 per cent of online searches are now performed with Google. But there’s an insidious element to the world’s most popular search engine. As companies compete for the advertising spaces that accompany search query results, users seeking critical health information can be exposed to dangerous and exploitative misinformation.

The Conversation

What if Alberta really did vote to separate?

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is using sovereignty sentiments in Alberta as a kind of implied threat to get a better deal for the province.

The Conversation

‘America’s SS’: Trump demands Secret Service agents sign up to ICE ‘mass removal campaign’

Trump's new immigrant hunter force.

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‘Loyal to the oil’ – how religion and striking it rich shape Canada’s hockey fandom

Déjà vu is a common occurrence in the world of sports, and the Edmonton Oilers are no strangers to repeat matchups. The Canadian team faced off against the New York Islanders in both 1983 and ’84 for hockey’s biggest prize, the Stanley Cup. In this year’s National Hockey League finals,…

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Setting the Wayback Machine to 1995: "Cheap Speech and What It Will Do": A Few Words About the New Media and the First Amendment: Existing Flashpoints

[This is an excerpt from my 1995 Yale Law Journal article "Cheap Speech and What It Will Do," written for a symposium… The post Setting the Wayback Machine to 1995: "Cheap Speech and What It Will Do": A Few Words About the New Media and the First Amendment: Existing Flashpoints…

Reason

Crimean bridge attack and Operation Spiderweb show Zelensky has a fist full of wild cards against Russia

COMMENT: Ukraine kept its latest attacks on Russia secret from America but its spectacular success shows it can win the war against Putin, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley

The Independent UK

The genteel, silver-tongued thinker who fathered US conservatism – and paved the way for Trump

A new biography digs into the life of William F Buckley Jr. Its author thinks the rightwing intellectual has some lessons for the left

The Guardian - US

Antisemitic and Islamophobic violence is rising in the United States. Both must stop

We have a duty to call out antisemitism when we see it. We also have an equal duty to remember that Palestinians, Arabs and Muslims are also being targeted

The Guardian - US

Is Laura Loomer Advising JD Vance? Inside the Controversial Activist's Secret White House Meeting

Although it has been reported that she did not meet with President Trump on this occasion, Loomer's continued relations with high-level officials have raised eyebrows.

International Business Times UK

The secret to Ukraine’s battlefield successes against Russia – it knows wars are never won in the past

The iconoclastic American general Douglas Macarthur once said that “wars are never won in the past”.

The Conversation

Cuban families devise ingenious solutions to endure frequent power shortages

For countless families in Cuba, the question is no longer if the power will go out, but when

The Independent UK

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Quick Facts About Travis Decker: 'Mentally Unstable' US Veteran Accused of Killing His Three Daughters

US veteran Travis Decker is accused of killing his three daughters, sparking a nationwide manhunt and raising concerns over custody and mental health laws.

The Guardian - UK

‘They are in shock’: Indian students fear Trump has ended their American dream

Those hoping to study in US are in limbo or looking elsewhere after president’s targeting of foreign students

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8 Healthcare Scams That Target Older Adults

As healthcare becomes more complex, so do the ways scammers exploit older adults. These fraudsters often prey on seniors’ trust in medical providers, their unfamiliarity...

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8 Things Older Adults Regret Spending Money On Too Late

Many older adults look back at their financial lives with one big question: “Why didn’t I prioritize this sooner?” From health investments to life experiences,...

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10 Retirement Loopholes That Make the IRS Sweat

Retirement planning is all about building security and preserving wealth, but sometimes, it’s also about finding creative ways to keep more of what you’ve earned....

Beating Broke

5 Hidden Barriers That Quietly Punish the Working Poor

In 2020, 37.2 million people, or 11.4 percent of the nation’s population, lived below the poverty line, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. With many Americans considered the working poor, it’s important to consider why so many can’t get out of poverty. The reality is that it is extremely difficult…

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‘Young democracy’ under threat as Mexico’s Morena party gains Supreme Court control in massive judicial election

Mexico's one-party show.

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Sherri Papini eviction drama: Another Sherri Papini ex is trying to kick her out of his home

Sherri Papini, the California mom whose 2016 fake kidnapping shocked the nation, is once again making headlines — this time for getting kicked out by yet another man in her life. Her ex-boyfriend, Shawn Hibdon, is now trying to evict her from his home, and the situation is just as…

Latin Times

Criminal Activity Cost Mexico Almost $250 Billion Last Year, Close To 20% Of Its GDP

Criminal activity in Mexico cost the country an estimated $245 billion in 2024, a figure equivalent to 18% of its GDP

The Conversation

Supreme Court changes the game on federal environmental reviews

Getting federal approval for permits to build bridges, wind farms, highways and other major infrastructure projects has long been a complicated and time-consuming process. Despite growing calls from both parties for Congress and federal agencies to reform that process, there had been few significant revisions – until now.

Everybody Loves Your Money

8 Personal Finance Lies Americans Keep Telling Themselves

It’s easy to believe that managing money is just about earning more, spending less, and saving what’s left. But beneath that simple logic lies a complicated web of half-truths and financial myths that Americans cling to like a security blanket. These lies often provide short-term comfort, but in the long…

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