Meet the Four Democrats Who’ll Decide If Trump Gets His Domestic Spying Law
It all comes down to those four,” said an advocate, “and if they are going to continue to try to hand Trump warrantless surveillance.
Meet the Mayor of a Tiny Texas Town Who Wants to Limit How Cities Can Govern
In February, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit accusing Dallas officials of failing to adequately fund the city’s police department and violating a voter-approved measure requiring it to hire up to 900 new officers.
Debatte: Was ist von Deutschlands Militärstrategie zu halten?
Die Bundeswehr soll die "konventionell stärkste Armee Europas" werden. Bundesverteidigungsminister Boris Pistorius (SPD) präsentierte eine entsprechende Militärstrategie und nannte ausdrücklich Russland als Bedrohung, auf die sich Deutschland einstellen müsse.
Hacker-Attacken: Tür zu gegen Putins Infiltration
Nicht nur für mutmaßliche Hackerangriffe, sondern für jede Infiltration auf Geheiß des Kremls muss es heißen: Die Türe zuhalten, so gut es geht.
Der alte Mann und der Mob: Wir müssen uns um Till Backhaus mehr Sorgen als um Timmy machen
Unter der Regie von Mecklenburg-Vorpommerns Umweltminister Till Backhaus hat sich das Drama um Buckelwal Timmy zur landesweiten Hysterie hochgeschaukelt.
We Can Stop Pretending Trump Was Ever Pro-Worker
His recently departed Labor secretary will be remembered more for misconduct allegations than doing anything for unions.
Here’s How Much San Francisco Tech Companies Pay for Police Protection
A recent attack on Sam Altman’s home and OpenAI offices has put corporate security under renewed scrutiny. Records reveal how much some tech firms spend to arm up.
Indonesia-US overflight debate misses the strategic point
When Indonesians hear the phrase military overflight, the image that often comes to mind is simple: foreign military aircraft freely crossing the skies without permission.
U.S. companies back Sam Altman’s World ID even as much of the world pushes back
The biometric ID project has been halted and investigated in multiple countries, but it recently partnered with Tinder, Zoom and Docusign to verify users.
How long can EU's 'Zionist Veto' block Israel's accountability?
Following Gaza genocide, the EU–Israel Association Agreement exposes Europe’s eroding credibility as a defender of human rights, writes Tamam Abusalama.
‘If Anyone Can Become an Englishman, What is an Englishman?’: Reform UK’s James Orr on the ‘Great Replacement’
Nigel Farage’s Head of Policy named himself the UK chair of a far-right transnational alliance, in a conversation with the now deceased ‘MAGA’ activist Charlie Kirk
It Used to Really Matter When People Fired Guns at Presidents
It’s an odd thing to wake up on a Monday after a weekend in which someone tried to assassinate the president of the USA, and feel absolutely nothing about it. As far as I know, the Washington Hilton doesn’t specialise in mogadon-laced mojitos.
Phishing auf Signal: Unkenntnis allerorten
Je größer das Ausmaß der Phishing-Attacke, desto mehr Unsinn gerät in die Debatte. Dabei sind die wichtigsten Fragen doch: Wie hätten Regierung und Parlament geschützt werden können und gab es Versäumnisse der Behörden? Ein Kommentar.
Big Pharma Is Blackmailing the NHS
More than twelve months of strike action has taken a devastating toll on the NHS. I’m not talking about walkouts by doctors or nurses, but about the sustained capital strike by some of the biggest pharmaceutical corporations in the world.
We Are Bombarding America’s Forests With Roundup
Data reporting by Melissa Lewis In remote Northeast California, about 10 miles outside the lumber mill town of Chester and a half-hour’s drive from the old hunting cabin I bought and fixed up about a decade ago, I steer my old Toyota Tacoma down a bumpy dirt road to …
Why is the US media silent about Israel’s role in Trump’s decision to go to war?
I suspect the main reason they avoid criticizing Israel is that they believe that would be antisemitic.
The radical politics of Samora Machel
Thirty-nine years since the plane crash that killed Samora Machel and thirty-one others on 19 October 1986, the revolutionary Mozambican leader remains embedded in the national consciousness.