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41 matchesHow Man Utd are viewed outside of England under Ineos' reign as Europe is mirror image of Asia now – opinion
Manchester United have been battered and bruised post-Sir Alex Ferguson, but Ineos are still in control of one of the biggest clubs in world football....
Let’s Remember Dolores Huerta For Her Legendary Organizing Career, Not Just Her Trauma
What are we telling survivors of sexual assault when we let Cesar Chavez’s name cast a long and ugly shadow over Huerta’s legacy?
Take a minute to protect your family
Mississippi officials urge residents to test smoke alarms and review escape plans after 65 fire deaths reported so far in 2026.
Letters: I agree with Chlöe, we’re sleepwalking towards potential dangers of AI
OPINION: The threat of AI is something we can agree on.
Labour once believed in working people. What happened? – Jonathan Ayling
OPINION: The fact that poverty persists does not make aspiration futile.
Nearly half of Michigan voters oppose Proposal 1 on general election ballot, poll finds
A WDIV/Detroit News poll asked voters across the state about their opinions on various topics in the 2026 general election. A portion of these questions focused on Proposal…
Opinion: Tucson should approve Prop. 421 to invest in reliable power and neighborhoods
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Rolling Stone Released Its ‘Top Rock Songs’ of the 21st Century. It’s Hilariously Bad. – RedState
Rolling Stone seems to be on a mission to kill the heart of Rock N’ Roll. The glaring problem is we’re not going to be able to assess…
‘We must send thugs message that their days are numbered’, warns Dublin TD in crackdown on drug debt intimidation call
DRUG debt intimidation has become the scourge of the nation. Children are being coerced into smashing up someone’s car to clear tiny debts to crime gangs. Family homes…
Strengthening Nebraska’s Manufacturing Future
Manufacturing is a driving force behind the economy of Nebraska’s Third District. From agricultural equipment and heavy machinery to aerospace components, medical supplies, and The post Strengthening Nebraska’s…
COMMENTARY: Is Shohei Ohtani taking away an American’s job?
A lot of education left to get the U.S. economy back on track.
Healey’s Budget cannot repeat the mistakes of Rachel Reeves
The ‘pitch rolling’ suggests this will be a Budget with a number of minor changes without signalling any major change in direction
Letters to the editor: Ward 2 needs Emily Windle on City Council
Winchester Ward 2 has a representative who listens, acts with integrity, and never forgets who sent her to City Hall. Emily Windle has proven over her first term…
Drew Johnson: A boondoggle Congress should put down (Opinion)
For years, an unaccountable federal agency has been quietly tampering with Medicare. Its bureaucratic experiments are costing taxpayers billions more than they save, according to multiple government watchdogs.
An ageing nation needs a caring economy
IMAGINE a typical Malaysian family 10 years from now: The parents are in their 70s; their adult children are working, perhaps in another city; and they are raising…
From books to Facebook, from inflation to fashion
A personal essay reflects on reading old news clippings, book humor, limiting Facebook time, and tennis star Alex Eala sitting next to Anna Wintour.
Europe’s centre parties are collapsing – and, for the first time, the far-right are collaborating, rather than fighting
Opinion polling from the Pew Research Center found that 69 percent of the French population is dissatisfied with democracy, Italy 62 percent, Poland 47 percent and Spain 68…
Vivek Ramaswamy, have you no sense of decency?
Ohio Republican gubernatorial nominee Vivek Ramaswamy faced widespread condemnation from both Democrats and fellow Republicans for releasing a television advertisement featuring the mother of Democratic candidate Dr. Amy…
Brutalist Bath landmark destined for demolition is saved
The 1960s building has always divided opinion - but it's set to stay
Ramblings and Muses: When did doing the right thing become so complicated?
October's Rambling and Muses column from Ken Matheson
High prices dominate minds in US swing districts but not always ballots as voters 'decouple'
One voter decried a ’staggering’ rise in grocery prices but said ‘it hasn't changed my opinion on anything’
View from Africa: Why the Muscat/Oman Process Matters
The current U.S. military withdrawal from Iraq, as noted in Olga Algayerova’s and Ana Birchall’s recent texts, adds yet another layer of uncertainty to an already fragile regional…
Midweek Warm-up: The best man won the Ballon d’Or; DFB-Pokal predictions; and MORE!
Somewhere, the football gods finally decided to stop messing with Harry Kane. After years of jokes, trophyless seasons, near misses, and enough bad luck to make a Tottenham…
Beyond Modern Warfare 4: Why North Korea May Not Need to Invade Seoul to Win
The recently released Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 depicts North Korea’s destructive invasion of South Korea, featuring the collapse of defensive positions, urban warfare, and a counteroffensive…
Trump, Carney and the Dawn of New Canadian Geopolitics
On 20 January 2026 at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney gave an unusually frank assessment of the state of the international system.…
Cameras won’t fix school violence: Address root causes
Recent school attacks in Southeast Asia highlight the need to move beyond reactive security measures and focus on digital awareness, early intervention, and professional school social workers.
Business leaders want the Reserve Bank to keep a single inflation mandate
OPINION: 76% of business leaders backed the Reserve Bank's latest rate hike.
Opinion: New treasurer, same State Health Plan mistakes
A Wake County teacher argues North Carolina’s State Health Plan is repeating past mistakes by steering members away from Atrium while potentially increasing plan costs.
One supply scare pushed China into renewables. Two real crises still haven’t woken Europe up
The mere threat of losing control of one maritime strait turned China into a clean tech powerhouse, while Europe, hit by two real energy shocks in a few…
What I Love (and What I Don't) About the New Una Fitness Watch
The Una watch charges over USB-C and is made to be repairable and developer-friendly. I’ve reviewed every type of fitness watch and thought I had seen it all,…
Don't let technical rule thwart delivery of cutting-edge drugs to Valley patients
OPINION -- For years, some of the most effective cancer and immune therapies came with a hidden cost: an afternoon in an infusion chair. That is changing ...…
Letter: Healthcare needs fixing
Humana, Vancouver Clinic’s recommended Medicare Advantage provider, has pulled out at the last minute, leaving many of us in the lurch. With thousands of us in Clark County,…
Hollywood’s merger problem is bigger than monopoly
Paramount officially closed its acquisition of the worldwide-known entertainment company Warner Bros. Oct. 6, according to the New York Times. With this deal, they are expected to release…
The stain of failing our girls
But the real shame is the stain left by this period products debacle, bleeding into the already compromised prospects of our poorest girls.
The world's diesel crisis has no quick fix but there is a way out
As wars in the Middle East and Ukraine squeeze diesel supplies, governments are scrambling for solutions
OPINION Lotz: Vote for the defense of Guam
Recently, the Guam media reported a realistic Chinese combat drill to launch the DF-26 ballistic missile, the Guam killer ballistic missile.
Vox Pop: Local Youth Share Perspectives on Visakhapatnam’s IT Boom, Packages, and Job Market
Local youth and students share mixed views on Visakhapatnam's IT boom, weighing job opportunities against lower packages, migration trends, and environmental risks.
Peaceful demise of Vučić in Serbia stands in contrast to second weekend of riots in French cities
Vučić acknowledged defeat shortly after 9.30PM on Sunday, when exit polls put his SNS party on 105 seats in parliament, behind the reformist Student List movement, led by…
Marine Le Pen launches French presidential bid as protests rattle the nation
The far-right leader is well ahead of her nearest rival, hard-left leader Jean-Luc Melenchon, in opinion polls
Americans have a grief problem we still call a mental health problem
OPINION -- Americans have become much better at talking about mental health. We have learned words such as trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, burnout, compassion fatigue and…
Why a dog’s love outlasts its years in our hearts | Opinion
This reflection explores how the bond with a dog shapes a lifetime of gratitude, even after they are gone.