Monthly Archives: August 2026

https://twitter.com/mymixtapez/status/2087615824630567024/video/1 Graduating illiterate has become the new norm in American public schools A teacher broke down in tears describing what he’s seeing in the classroom. His seniors, kids about to graduate, couldn’t fill in 4 simple words on a basic … Continue reading →

ICE Reveals Horrific Plan to Outfit Agents With Electrocution Torture Gloves “This is a rogue agency with an $80 billion slush fund that allows them to concoct and fund new ways to visit cruelty upon our communities.” By Frank Landymore Published Aug … Continue reading →

Drop your defenses Illustration: Brendan Lynch/Axios. Stock: Getty Images   Ever heard the phrase “hat in hand”? Ever tried to embody it?  It’s perhaps the least natural way for me to operate in the world. But I’ve been trying it more, Axios’ Natalie … Continue reading →

Handre @Handre · 12m Soros broke the Bank of England in 1992, shorting the pound and walking away with $1 billion in a single day. You want to hate him for his politics, fine. But the man read central bank … Continue reading →

Become an author Sign up as a reader Sign in Academic rigour, journalistic flair Arts + CultureBusiness + EconomyEducationEnvironmentHealthPolitics + SocietyScience + TechWorldPodcastsInsights Share article In 1906, the journalist W.T. Stead warned in A Plea for the Revival of Reading that Britain faced a reading crisis. People, he complained, no … Continue reading →

Henry Comerford (c. 1795/1796–1861) was a classic self-made Galway merchant who rose from modest origins to become a substantial landowner, magistrate, and shipowner — only for his aggressive post-Famine land speculation and one notorious shipping disaster to define his legacy. … Continue reading →

HarvardGriffin GSASNewsSearch News Colloquy Podcast: How to Change—for Good By  Paul Massari August 07, 2026 SHARE “If you buy one self-help book this year, pick this one,” wrote New York Times writer Tara Parker-Pope about How to Change: The Science of Getting from … Continue reading →

@visegrad24 In Syria, Bashar al-Assad’s cousin Atef Najib has been sentenced to death. It is known that in 2011 in Daraa he was involved in the kidnapping and torture of 15 children who had written anti-regime slogans. According to Syrian … Continue reading →

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Europe wants to kick its Palantir habit The U.S.-based data crunching firm is deeply embedded in the most sensitive European workflows, from policing to intelligence to health care. Finding alternatives won’t be easy. Free article usually reserved for subscribers This … Continue reading →