England’s privatised water system leaves us incapable of responding sensibly to droughts. By George Monbiot, published in the Guardian 17th July 2025 For a rich and fairly stable country, we are staggeringly ill-prepared for climate shocks. We respond to predictable crises as if we had had no warning. Lessons from previous disasters go unlearned, mistakes […]
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Black helicopters roll over the tarmac. From off screen we hear a voice with a...
Thanks to everyone who’s participated in the proposal feedback! Based on your input, here’s a transparent summary of what’s changing, what’s under consideration, and what questions we heard most.
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No Listing Fees During the Pilot
To keep the pilot accessible and grounded in contribution, we’re recommending no listing fees during the initial pilot for DCPs. This will allow us to gather real cost data on quality reviews and operations before deciding on any post-pilot fees.
Revisiting DCP Accessibility
Several of you shared that the current DCP model may be out of reach for small but impactful contributors. The DA is encouraged to explore whether the DCP program can:
Mamdani struggled against Andrew Cuomo in majority-Black precincts — but his lackluster performance may not tell the whole story.
The post Zohran Mamdani and the “Black Vote” appeared first on The Intercept.
I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER!
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I STILL KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER!
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I REMAIN FULLY AWARE OF WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER!
Is "weaponised nostalgia" (as writer/actor Mark Gatiss called it) hurting Doctor Who's efforts to find a modern audience? Some thoughts...
The Afghan data leak has shed light on the role of interpreters and local journalists and why they deserve much better, argues Mathilda Mallinson
A new MintPress News study has found dozens of former agents of the Israeli spy agency, Unit 8200, working at tech giant Apple.
The post Rotten Apple: Dozens of Former Israeli Spies Hired by Silicon Valley Giant appeared first on MintPress News.
Between 1968 and 2024, not a single Labour MP had the whip withdrawn for voting against their own party. In the past year alone, that number has risen to eleven. After suspending seven MPs in July 2024 for voting to abolish the two-child benefit cap, Labour confirmed this week the suspension of four more: Neil […]
The Short and Disastrous Life of the World’s Biggest Newspaper
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I hesitate a moment at Stanford University’s Special Collections desk. “I got in touch about seeing the Constellation? The newspaper from 1859?” I ask Tim Noakes, the library’s head of public services.
“Oh”—he motions toward the front of the room, where a newspaper sprawls over an entire reading table—“the big one?”
“The Pentagon has signed a multi-million dollar deal to begin using Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence chatbot, Grok, as part of a wider rollout of AI tools for government use, the Department of Defense confirmed… it comes just days after Grok sparked backlash for spouting antisemitic posts, including praise for Adolf Hitler on X, the social media platform owned by Musk.” — BBC
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You know our chatbot? The one that responded to your mom’s question about a pasta recipe with “White genocide is real and happening as we speak”? Yeah, that’s going to be in charge of the military now.
Yesterday we talked about AI: how business has been adopting it wholesale even though so far most of the evidence is that it performs worse than humans on almost all tasks. They do this because bosses don’t want to deal with employees: they want drones that just do what they’re told, and hope that AI […]
Trump's shift from betraying Ukraine to turning on Putin reveals a lot about the man and his Presidency, argues George Llewelyn
From birthright citizenship to reproductive rights, SCOTUS is dismantling the legal limits on executive power.
The post Executive Lawlessness: Leah Litman on the Supreme Court Enabling Presidential Overreach appeared first on The Intercept.
A metaphor for depression became a catalyst, and I started to reinvent my approach to suffering
- by Tasha Eichenseher
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Labour must find a solution to the divisions being exploited by Reform UK and the Conservatives – a broader cohesive idea of our nation needs to be consciously created
New microscopes are giving scientists a better understanding of human biology and disease
The post The Inner Lives of Cells appeared first on Nautilus.
These additions to the tree of life look positively scrumptious
The post New Sea Slug Species or Gummy Candy? appeared first on Nautilus.
What is 0.999 …, really? Is it 1? Or is it some number infinitesimally less than 1? The right answer is to unmask the question. What is 0.999 …, really? It appears to refer to a kind of sum: .9 + + 0.09 + 0.009 + 0.0009 + … But what does that mean? That […]
. As argued by Susan, the universalist ideas of the Enlightenment are still relevant, despite the numerous criticisms that have been levelled against them. The Enlightenment was characterised by a spirit of exploration that led to new discoveries in both science and culture. Rather than promoting a narrow worldview, it encouraged people to question assumptions […]
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July 18th, 2025: T-Rex is working on himself and he's trying his best!! – Ryan Since its inception in 2018, Jeune Garde (Young Guard) has been France’s most prominent anti-fascist youth organisation. However, the group may not exist for much longer. In June 2025, the French government issued a decree dissolving the group and declaring it illegal. This decision, presented as a measure to protect public order, has ignited fierce […] | ||