JUNE 24. 2026

Missouri’s Governor Is Opposed to Out-Of-State Funding, but Not for His Own Ballot Measure

Gov. Mike Kehoe says “out-of-state special interests” are influencing citizen-led efforts to amend the state constitution. His own ballot measure, a push to eliminate the state income tax, has received $1.9M from a mysterious Delaware nonprofit.

Privatising survival

Climate breakdown and the rise of flooding as a financial asset class.

Indigenous cultural practices are a climate solution, report finds

Indigenous lands are crucial for climate mitigation and resilience. Research shows their health is a direct result of Indigenous stewardship.

Russia Makes Inroads in Southeast Asia

Energy is Putin’s strongest card in a fuel-hungry region.

Socialists Are Setting the Agenda in New York City

Claire Valdez and Brad Lander won their primaries Tuesday night, sending a sign of strength for an NYC left led by Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

Strategic Amnesia

Denying that history could have been otherwise or making conquest subject to some unwritten statute of limitations are both ways of cloaking not just the US’s imperial past but its continuation into the present, with or without Kalaallit Nunaat. Buying Greenland was more than a threat to NATO, it was a threat to make American empire visible again.

The EU invited the Taliban to Brussels

What happened: The European Union hosted five representatives of the Taliban in Brussels to discuss potential deportations of Afghan nationals.

Meet the highschooler who just got sanctioned by Russia

A 17-year-old British schoolboy was sanctioned by the Kremlin for uncovering how Russia evades Western sanctions using cryptocurrency. “I was sat at t

Is a longer life just a few metro stations away?

After a pandemic dip, the average EU life expectancy has reached a record high of 81.5 years – but this figure hides a lot of different inequalities.

JUNE 23. 2026

U. S. , Iran Rally Support for Interim Peace Deal Abroad

But competing assertions have Gulf nations worried that the agreement won’t last.

Wake Up and Smell the Reality

Tacitly or openly, officials and observers on all sides of the deal—even those who otherwise seem to inhabit different universes—acknowledge that the US has lost the war. And should the war resume, as Israel hopes, the US will lose again. “You can’t kill your way out of . . . every national security problem”; but you can sure as hell die trying.

Jury Finds Home Financing Scheme That Targeted Muslims in Minnesota Violated State Law

In a civil case stemming from a joint ProPublica-Sahan Journal investigation, a home seller has been found liable in a ploy that targeted East African Muslims in Minneapolis, marketing deceptive real estate deals as “sharia compliant. ”

Why the World Cup Keeps Eluding China

Xi has spent billions of dollars trying to turn Beijing into a soccer powerhouse.

Prairieland Defendant Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison for Moving a Box of Antifascist Zines

Anti-ICE activists received lengthy prison terms — including a 100-year sentence — in the first major trial of the NSPM-7 era.

Letter to a Lost Brother

On the promise and possibility of green spaces

Do You Administer SNAP or Medicaid Benefits? Help ProPublica Report on America’s Safety Net.

We want to hear from the officials and workers who help people navigate SNAP and Medicaid, because no one knows these programs better.

What Comes After The Refugee Camp

As humanitarian funding collapses, the global system for dealing with refugees is coming apart at the seams.

‘An Eternal Indoors’

It is a persistent wonder of the Internet that so much can, at times, be built from so little. A simple doorway opens to a vast labyrinth, assembled by

Poland, Ukraine, and the Ongoing Battle Over the Ukrainian Insurgent Army

An ugly chapter of World War II history is straining relations between Warsaw and Kyiv.

The hidden toll of wood pellet power

Though marketed as clean energy, industrial pellet plants are driving deforestation, worsening floods, and polluting rural counties.