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Epstein files, Andrew arrest: Is this the beginning of the end for the UK monarchy?

Prince Andrew's decade-long association with Jeffrey Epstein has escalated into a criminal investigation, with the royal detained on suspicion of misconduct in public office. This marks a significant shift, testing the monarchy's legitimacy as the scandal moves beyond personal behavior into accusations of compromising official duties. The situation highlights a…

The Times of India

'Rebellious younger sibling': How Saudi-UAE split is reshaping the Middle East

Saudi Arabia and the UAE, once close allies, are now locked in open rivalry, impacting the Yemen war, cross-border trade, and regional flashpoints. This strategic split challenges core assumptions about Gulf stability and investor confidence. The dispute, fueled by economic competition and differing regional visions, is escalating with potential for…

The Times of India

US inflation falls to 2.4% in January after Trump’s tariffs led to price fluctuations

Economists predicted a slight easing of inflation, although it’s unclear whether Fed will again cut interest rates

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‘Modi rediscovered zeal, economy outperforming expectations’: Economist’s India optimism binge

For an outlet that prides itself on cool detachment, The Economist has lately sounded unusually starry-eyed about India.

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Prefer Living Alone? 5 Popular Cities That Offer the Most Affordable Options

The Economist identified cities where it's feasible to live solo, based on the benchmark that Americans should spend no more than 30% of their income on rent.

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Dems: It's more than just the economy

Tariffs, ICE raids, city invasions and brutalizing immigrants have also become kitchen table issues

Salon

Merry Christmas, Keir Starmer: despite everything, you’re still the best man for the job

Rumours of the prime minister’s demise are premature. Yes, the polls look bad – but these days they reflect little more than voters’ passing whims, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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The high cost of the U.S. sports betting boom

Betting eats into savings, not just fun money.

Axios

The End of 'Housing First'

Plus: Shutdown over, Mexican murder rate, UES spews Mamdani hate, and more...

Reason

The Crunch: how bird migration is changing; French museum heists; and Lou Bega’s greatest hit

A beautiful visual feature combines GPS data, illustrations and maps to reveal how migration patterns are changing in response to the climate

The Guardian - AU

Jimmy Kimmel more popular than Trump after show suspension, poll finds

Economist and YouGov poll finds president had a 16-point deficit in terms of popularity compared with late-night host

The Guardian - US

Americans expect inflation to be far higher than it really is, polling shows

American voters often rank inflation as the most important issue facing the US. But something odd has happened to inflationary expectations since Donald Trump became president in January. Americans believe inflation is much higher than it is, and are bracing themselves for further increases.

The Conversation

Economist/YouGov Poll Shows Widespread Trump Disapproval

Seven months into his second term, President Donald Trump‘s approval ratings are underwater, according to a new poll.

Benzinga

All You Need Is Love (and Deregulation)

Building our way to affordable cities does not require a government-led "post-neoliberal" approach to housing development.

Reason

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When will we finally admit: the Gaza death toll is higher than we’ve been told

We have no idea how many people have been killed in Gaza but I would bet my own life that the number is far higher than the 60,000 number the media uses

Latin Times

Six Months Into His Presidency, Trump's Popularity On Immigration is On a Steady Decline, Polls Show

Six months into the Trump administration, what was once considered one of the president's most popular issues across the country, immigration, has plummeted in popularity.

Android Central

Google stocks 'featured notebooks' on NotebookLM shelves for curated topics

Google detailed "featured notebooks," which is rolling out for NotebookLM.

The Conversation

Do the US public support Trump bombing Iran? Here’s what the data shows

Political scientists first identified a phenomenon known as the “rally round the flag” effect in the 1970s . This refers to the tendency for the US public to increase their support for a president when the county becomes involved in conflicts abroad. After the massive air strikes on Iran’s nuclear…

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The Conversation

Is there really a religious revival in England? Why I’m sceptical of a new report

The Bible Society recently published a report claiming that church attendance in England and Wales increased by more than half between 2018 and 2024. The revival was especially striking among young men, with reported church attendance jumping from 4% to 21% over this short period.

The Guardian - US

China haunts Bilderberg talks as usual suspects plot world domination

The corporate, political and tech bigwigs meeting in Sweden are worried about an ‘authoritarian axis’ – maybe AI drones will fix things?

The Conversation

The big Musk v Trump break-up: what the polls say about who the public thinks won

Many people thought that the close relationship between Donald Trump and Elon Musk would end badly, since they both have the hubris that comes from success and power. One is arguably the most powerful politician in the world and the other the richest man.

The Guardian - UK

I really hate to say it, but I agree with JD Vance. Britain has a free speech problem

Despite the ongoing crackdown on protesters in Los Angeles, the US constitution (for now) provides far more freedom of speech than there is in the UK, writes Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: Is Britain’s move to ‘war-fighting’ readiness enough to ensure its security?

In today’s newsletter: The problems and proposed solutions of a major new strategic defence review pitched as a blueprint to modernise the military

The Conversation

Have Trump’s tariffs affected his popularity? Here’s what approval data shows

When Donald Trump launched a trade war on April 2, he produced enormous volatility in stock markets around the world, but since then upheaval in the bond market has forced him to row back on some of his tariffs.

The Independent UK

Trump has flirted with a third term - but most Americans don’t want to see him run

The president has insisted there are ‘methods’ by which he could run again, despite the 22nd Amendment barring anyone from serving more than two terms

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