Not being able to recognise faces can be an obstacle – but it has also given Steven the ability to see beyond the obvious
- Directed by Steven Fraser
Reading
A hero or a murderer? Stalin’s legacy is still a contentious issue in his birthplace, seven decades after his death
- by Aeon Video
Three years into a blissful relationship, my partner picked up a hobby that sent me spiralling
- by Lindsey Harrington
Doodles are the emanations of our pixillated minds, freewheeling into dissociation, graphology, and radical openness
- by James Reath
Activists want blue states to stop handing out cash to Avelo, the airline that operated 10 percent of ICE’s deportation flights.
The post ICE Deportation Airline Avelo Relies on Blue-State Subsidies. Will Dem Governors Do Anything About It? appeared first on The Intercept.
Some activists demand greater say in new left-wing group amid claims of top-down approach ahead of inaugural conference, reports Adrian Goldberg
A group representing 350 Palestinian families living in Britain have called on the PM to condemn Israel's 'systematic assault on the press' and back an inquiry
Drupal AI 1.2.0-alpha2 was released on the 13th of August and it comes with a lot of stability fixes and some new features.
Note that since this is an alpha, we will not provide upgrade paths from this alpha and more features will still be added before the beta releases.
To discover more about Drupal AI and to access full documentation visit the project page.
Stability Fixes
The release takes us closer to a production release, by fixing a lot of bugs on the added features since the 1.2.0-alpha1 release and it fixes minor bugs on the features that already exist.
Views Automators Type
This new AI Automators type gives a whole set of new powers to AI Automators by making it possible to invoke Views from anywhere in your Automators Workflows.
What happens to a country when men lose their closest friends?
It’s time to start a movement for new Nuremberg trials. After WWII many Nazis were tried for genocide and various war crimes, and they were executed. I remember a long time ago my friend Stirling Newberry told me that western elites had only one moral rule, “Don’t be Nazis.” Anything short of being a Nazi […]
After years of trauma-induced inertia on the British left, something is stirring. Despite its initial false start — and some internal backbiting, aired unfathomably in the bourgeois media — around 650,000 people have signed up to register their interest in the new left-wing party recently announced by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana. Should a majority […]
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released the latest labour force data today (August 14, 2025) – Labour Force, Australia – for July 2025, which reveals that last month’s gloom might not have been the start of a downward trend. The current data has blurred that outlook and the best we can say is that…
There is substantial evidence that the degree of competition in the Australian economy has declined over the decade or so leading up to the COVID-19 pandemic. This has the potential to weigh on productivity, and in turn incomes, and so the welfare of the Australian people. In this paper we calibrate the general equilibrium model from Edmond, Midrigan and Xu (2023) to Australian microdata to answer the following question: If the degree of competition in the Australian economy had not declined from mid-2000s levels, how much higher would aggregate productivity and GDP be due to resources being better allocated across firms throughout the economy? The answer, according to this model, is 1–3 per cent. The model also suggests even larger economic costs once we account for other channels through which rising mark-ups affect the economy, though these are less precisely estimated.
The Coalition’s so-called potential saviour, Angus Taylor, has spent a harrowing 3 hours trapped in his parliamentary office are confusing push with pull when trying to open the door. ”It’s not the first time that we have had to go... Read More ›
The administration’s cuts to climate research are destroying decades of science—and life-saving forecasts
The post They Came for Climate Science. Then the Storms Came. appeared first on Nautilus.
“Joel’s Army”—the militant Protestant movement that fueled both the January 6 insurrection and the recent...
“They’re testing what they want to do with the rest of the country on us,” one veteran told The Intercept.
The post Veterans Are “Guinea Pigs” in Trump’s First National Abortion Ban Experiment appeared first on The Intercept.
How evolution wired us to act against our own best interests
The post Flat Earthers on a Cruise appeared first on Nautilus.