Monthly Archives: August 2026

Update: Senate has passed the “Lindsey Graham Act,” a bill imposing massive sanctions on Russia and Iran, with a vote of 86 – 11. The bill gives the President the authority to impose massive tariffs of up to 100% on … Continue reading →

Paddy McKenna @paddymacc1 · 3m I’ve removed a paywall so here’s her story

Aug 8, 2026 #documentary#dwdocumentary#dwdocs From hillbilly to the White House: J. D. Vance’s rise to become Trump’s vice-president is seen by many as symbolic of a worrying trend in the US that’s further polarizing society. J. D. Vance’s story is … Continue reading →

Nov 7, 2024 DROGHEDA As seen on RTE One’s ‘Heated’, watch as Habitat Ireland’s Chief Executive, Jenny Williams, takes Rónán Ó Dálaigh on a tour around Habitat ReStore Drogheda, explaining how the social enterprise is building sustainable community. Learn more … Continue reading →

Erskine Childers @erskinechilders · 1h Tomorrow in London at Pentoville. Oration by Dr Lane of Aubane Hist Society. Hosted by Terence MacSwiney Society. #casement110 Remembering Roger Casement

  1 big thing: Simplify   Illustration: Brendan Lynch/Axios. Cover: Crown Currency   Nothing has improved my work and life more than my new operating philosophy: Simplify. I’ve seen such a dramatic improvement at Axios, and in my personal life, that I co-wrote … Continue reading →

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What Designing AI Taught Me About Why Psychiatrists Ignore It Author(s)Cynthia Sin Nga Lam, MBBS, MRCPsych Listen 0:00 / 5:51 Clinical AI in psychiatry falters when designers miss ward realities; better ethnographic UX research reduces alert fatigue, cognitive load, and boosts meaningful … Continue reading →

bscribe Choose Topic Spotlight – Long-Acting Injectable Therapy in the Management of Adult Patients with Schizophrenia| Major Depressive Disorder Advertisement News|Articles |October 1, 2024 Traumatic Brain Injury’s Impact on Normal Aging and Neurodegenerative Diseases Author(s)Grace S. Griesbach, PhD Listen 7:01 / 13:49 … Continue reading →