Japan Elects First Female Prime Minister
Japan’s parliament elected Sanae Takaichi as the country’s first female prime minister on 21 October 2025, marking a major milestone in a nation historically dominated by male political leadership. The…
Kimmel Moves James Talarico Interview to YouTube as FCC Equal-Time Fight Reaches Late Night
Jimmy Kimmel says his planned interview with James Talarico, the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate in Texas, will not air on ABC’s broadcast version of Jimmy Kimmel Live! and will instead…
Elon Musk Threatens Legal Action Over Alex Gibney Documentary — But the Starlink Election Claim Remains Unproven
Elon Musk’s attorney, Alex Spiro, has threatened legal action against filmmaker Alex Gibney and the team behind the new documentary “Musk,” arguing that the film falsely implies Musk may have…
Israel Revives Plan for Palestinians to Leave Gaza — Katz Says Government Is Ready, but U.S. Denies Supporting Forced Displacement
Israel’s defence minister, Israel Katz, has publicly revived one of the most controversial ideas to emerge from the Gaza war: facilitating the large-scale departure of Palestinians from the territory. At…
Did Erika Kirk Really “Fail” at Turning Point USA? A Year After Charlie Kirk’s Death, the Evidence Is More Complicated
A new Salon commentary makes a provocative argument: one year after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, his widow and successor Erika Kirk has failed to provide the leadership necessary to…
Meta Smart Glasses Turn the Camera on Police: Accountability Tool or New Surveillance Threat?
A new debate over Meta smart glasses is exposing an unusual contradiction in America’s rapidly expanding surveillance culture: law-enforcement agencies that increasingly use cameras, facial recognition and other technologies to…
Billionaire Leon Black Refuses Epstein Deposition and Sues Congress — Renewing Questions About $158 Million Paid to Jeffrey Epstein
A confrontation between billionaire financier Leon Black and Congress escalated on September 3 when Black refused to appear for a scheduled deposition before the House Oversight Committee and instead sued…
Fast-Tracking the AI Boom: EPA Proposal Could Reduce Public Input on Data-Center Pollution Permits
A proposed change by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency could make it easier for states to approve certain air-pollution permits without providing the same level of public notice currently required…
Your Computer Monitor May Be Becoming an Advertising Platform — Smart Displays Bring TV-Style Tracking to the Desktop
Computer monitors have traditionally been relatively simple devices: connect a computer, display its output, and little else. But an investigation from Ars Technica warns that this relationship is changing as…
Tariff Reversal Pays Billions Back to Corporate America — Target’s $994 Million Refund Shows the Scale of the Supreme Court Fallout
Target’s latest quarterly earnings reveal just how financially significant the Supreme Court’s February 2026 tariff ruling has become for American businesses. The retailer disclosed that it received $994 million in…
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