Some women learn the worst news of their lives on that paper, on those tables. The longed-for-baby that isn’t. The cancer that is. The fibroids that must be surgically removed. The mysterious bleeding that won’t stop. The post We Need to Have a Conversation About the Shameful and Misogynist Sansum Videos appeared first on The Santa Barbara Independent.| The Santa Barbara Independent
By Bill Walker For decades, California has been on the cutting edge of US environmental policy. The state has enacted landmark measures to regulate air and water pollution, protect residents from exposure to toxic chemicals, and combat the climate crisis. Many of its groundbreaking policies have spread to other states. The post Postcard from California: State’s status as clean energy pacesetter threatened by Trump’s attacks appeared first on The New Lede.| The New Lede
By Keith Schneider President Donald Trump’s campaign to carve up federal environmental agencies and paralyze statutes that cleared the air, cleaned US waters, and protected wildlands marks the opening of MAPA, the new era to Make America Polluted Again.| The New Lede
Evan Wall Welsh rugby is stuck between a rock and a hard place. The men’s team sit 12th in the World Rankings, while all the regions finished in the lower reaches of the URC. The women’s side, unprofitable and struggling for support, have just been knocked out of the World Cup at the group stage. […] The post Where have the all the great Welsh rugby players gone? appeared first on Nation.Cymru.| Nation.Cymru
In the age of AI everything, Chip Filson issues a reminder to credit unions' distinguishing factor is strong member service provided through genuine human connection.| CUSO Magazine ®
Web Developer Sam Lechenet shares the surefire warning signs that your credit union website is in desperate need of a new coat of paint, some back-end fixes, or an improved user experience and why putting off those improvements may cost you members.| CUSO Magazine ®
Just as the ghosts of the Iraq war continue to haunt Tony Blair, so too will the genocide in Gaza come to define Keir Starmer| Politics UK - The Home of UK Political News
Human beings are made in God’s images, certainly, but the whole world also images in its own way the beauty and the love of God.| Catholic Outlook
A recent Youtube video, doubtless put together by an individual with a smug, south-of-the-border business school worldview, pointed out two remarkable phenomena that have taken place along border towns these past few decades. The voice alleged, businesses on the US side of the border have shuttered while Mexico’s have progressed as a result. So far, so good. The presenter, an obvious AI voice and host, made their point but, one suspects, they erred when they pointed fingers at the culprits,...| Calexico Chronicle
Delivering rewards just got more complex. Here’s how to manage shipping, tariffs, and fulfillment.| Kickstarter Blog: Crowdfunding Tips, Stories & Insights
Recent U.S. Tariff changes are impacting creators, here are some tips, tools, and support to help you move forward.| Kickstarter Blog: Crowdfunding Tips, Stories & Insights
Does everybody want to fund SEPTA? Well, not the Republicans in the state Senate, our opinion writer says.| Streetsblog USA
From training data to citation frequency, learn how generative AI systems assess credibility and decide which sources to surface first.| Search Engine Land
Submit your application by Friday, September 5, at 11:59pm ET for your chance to bring home a Search Engine Land Award.| Search Engine Land
Invisible content earns zero authority. Learn how to unlock visibility without giving away your best assets.| Search Engine Land
Take back control of your Google Ads performance with a smarter audit strategy that uncovers wasted spend and sharpens your targeting.| Search Engine Land
We learned this week that Democrats drummed up a tin-foil hat conspiracy theory that Donald Trump was dead. What's the proof? Well, there was none. Democrats pointed to the one day Trump didn't hold a press conference and claimed he was dead and gone. It's a reflection not just of diseased political brain rot on […] The post DANIEL VAUGHAN: Democrats Have Conspiracy Theories Explode In Their Face appeared first on Conservative Institute.| Conservative Institute
A recent headline in Politico asks, “Is anyone in charge of Los Angeles?” It’s a good question. The article charts the march of labor union Unite Here Local 11 through […]| Arizona Capitol Times
Two church shootings, a decade apart, received strikingly different treatment from America’s corporate media. The first occurred in Charleston, South Carolina, in 2015. The second took place in Minneapolis just last week. On June 18, 2015, CBS News reported: A white man opened fire in a historic black church, in Charleston, South Carolina, the night of June 17, 2015, killing nine people, including a pastor, during a prayer meeting. The suspect, Dylann Roof, was arrested in North Carolina an...| Blaze Media
I was out to dinner with my wife when my phone rang. The caller ID said “POTUS.” My wife muttered, “Oh, s**t.” President Donald Trump told me he wanted me to take care of three things: secure the border, run a mass deportation operation, and find hundreds of thousands of missing children. Those were his instructions when he offered me the job as his border czar. As of today, we have the most secure border in the nation's history. I don’t take credit for that. The credit goes to Pres...| Blaze Media
Our country is standing at a crossroads. Neither the world nor America’s place in it is what it was a generation ago. The unipolar moment is over. And yet, many in the Republican Party seek to claim the mantle of America First while continuing the same failed adventurism of the past. National conservatism as a movement agrees that these people and ideas must be stopped. But we have failed to check their influence in the party largely because we have not offered an alternative that both meet...| Blaze Media
In New York one in five children goes to bed hungry. One in ten babies arrives too early, putting both mothers and infants at risk. The post OP-ED: Why cross-sector collaboration can strengthen health for all New Yorkers appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.| New York Amsterdam News
Changes in national health policy under the Trump administration exacerbate the health challenges faced by Black Americans. The post OP-ED: Crisis in Black health worsened by Trump policies appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.| New York Amsterdam News
How many rulings by federal judges and others will it take to have any meaning or strength to stop the Trump juggernaut, his determination to rule absolutely? The post OP-ED: Trump’s third strike could mean a walk for him, but foul ball for everyone else appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.| New York Amsterdam News
Margaret Qualley commands the big screen once again in “Honey Don’t!”, but this time with support from Chris Evans, Charlie Day and Aubrey Plaza. However, the film’s fragmented story keeps Coen from reaching past heights.| The State Hornet
It is not military intervention but strategic restraint that will best safeguard Algeria’s influence and security.| Manara Magazine
With iOS 26 just over the horizon, and no jailbreaks for several firmware versions, it seems like jailbreaking iPhones is now officially a thing of the past.| iDownloadBlog.com
Sheri Barker takes a detour to visit Gettysburg, the site of the pivotal battle of the U.S. Civil War, and considers the effect of the conflict on the land, its guardian spirits, and the state of the nation today. Continue reading The Sights and Sounds of History at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
I never thought an AI bot would be the companion I needed during this big change The post ChatGPT got me through my pregnancy appeared first on Cosmopolitan Middle East.| Cosmopolitan Middle East
Black people have always driven democracy's progress in America. Will they continue to save it?| DefenderNetwork.com
A 9-year-old shares his experience of riding on DOT’s Summer Streets by himself.| Streetsblog New York City
Canada’s Liberals and Australia’s Labor leaders hesitate to confront anti-Zionism, leaving Jewish communities exposed as antisemitism rises worldwide. Source| THEJ.CA
Chris Martin’s words to two Israeli fans were not an embrace of equality, but a public reminder that Jews must earn the right to be treated as human. Source| THEJ.CA
When just 32 Liberals spoke out against rising antisemitism, it exposed more than hesitation. It revealed a party divided, uncertain, and unwilling to treat Jewish safety as a red-line issue. Source| THEJ.CA
When teenagers need guards to shoot arrows and a flag cannot fly, Canada has a problem it must confront. Source| THEJ.CA
Data centres have traditionally focused on power consumption, but with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), water usage is becoming a critical concern. The post Addressing water consumption in data centres amid AI expansion appeared first on New Civil Engineer.| New Civil Engineer
I used to wear a fancy blouse The neckline it did scoop But now I wear it buttoned up So you can’t see my droop I used to wear a sweater tight Don’t mind me if I brag Now I use a big sweat shirt So you can’t see my sag I used to wear […]| ladysighs
Sparks of love flew from me to youWith them you knew not what to doHad no idea what they did meanAlone am I you left the sceneYou did not care that’s what I knew My love for you I want to shareA tender touch will show I careYou’ll be my king and I your queenSparks […]| ladysighs
Once hailed for its stability, the Indus Waters Treaty now fuels political tensions and ecological neglect.| Policy Circle
Uneven state spending and neglect of infrastructure threaten India’s renewable energy targets despite ambitious national pledges. #renewable #energy #state| Policy Circle
India’s reliance on solar PV may undermine energy security unless solar thermal gets equal policy support.| Policy Circle
A mental health crisis triggered by stress, burnout and depression is eroding India's growth potential, threatening its demographic dividend.| Policy Circle
Stalled plastics treaty talks highlight failures in waste management and rising risks to climate, health, and biodiversity. #plastics #climate| Policy Circle
A student reflects on her use of Snapchat voice notes to stay in touch with her best friend when they lived in different cities and how it played a role in her move to Philadelphia.| The Temple News
The Editorial Board urges Temple to readjust its parking permit structure in light of SEPTA cuts.| The Temple News
A recent headline in Politico asks, “Is anyone in charge of Los Angeles?” It’s a good question. The article charts the march of labor union Unite Here Local 11 through the city’s policymaking apparatus and the bruising fights the union has picked with the city’s job creators, especially those in the hospitality industry. Meanwhile, some […] The post Arizona can’t afford L.A.-style dysfunction appeared first on Chamber Business News.| Chamber Business News
Despite complaints of “backroom deals” over a recent agreement between Florida Power & Light and some of the largest power consumers in the state over an increase in utility rates, …| Sun Sentinel
By the Arizona Free Enterprise Club | If Katie Hobbs is thinking about what to do after her time as Governor is up, one option would be to test her skills in the Hide and Seek World Championships. After all, she proved during the 2022 gubernatorial election campaign that it’s what she’s best at. After dodging any request to […] The post AZFEC: ASU And PBS Must Be Held Accountable For Colluding To Help Katie Hobbs In The 2022 Election first appeared on AZ FREE NEWS.| AZ FREE NEWS
Automation has moved far beyond being a buzzword. For manufacturers across East Africa, it has become a business-critical tool for... Source| CIO Africa
The recent Survey on Artificial Intelligence in the Banking Sector, by the CBK, provides an honest and sobering account of... Source| CIO Africa
Heading off on holiday? For travel photography which is best: compact snapshot or interchangeable lens mirrorless? What are the pros and cons of each?| Amateur Photographer
Comment: We must treat slavery as a humanitarian crisis and a research and governance challenge The post Modern slavery is not just a moral failure appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Comment: Focus of alcohol prevention work should have been targeting those prone to binge-drinking The post Failed alcohol policy is a decades long hangover appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Analysis: US health secretary's cancellation of federal funding for mRNA vaccine research is a tragedy for science in the US The post RFK Jr’s ‘ill-informed nonsense’ forfeits America’s mRNA vaccine leadership appeared first on Newsroom.| Newsroom
Memories of first flights will include astonishing detail. That first transition—from wheels to wings—is a sensory overload, an oh-my-gosh experience. Most will remember where, when, and what type airplane. Sights, sounds, even smells. And, of course, special thoughts are reserved for the pilot who gave them their first flight.| Air Facts Journal
The search for a Gaza ceasefire has begun […] The post Inside the Power Struggle: Hamas Commander Izz al-Din al-Haddad and Israel’s Next Move appeared first on The Media Line.| The Media Line
Giving to your alma mater is one of the most popular philanthropic pathways for the average donor; far rarer in the charitable giving space is donating to another university with which you have no previous affiliation. Yet this is exactly what happened at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology over the last several months,... Read More The post When a perfect storm drives donors appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
Barry Finestone wisely identified the crisis facing Jewish communal professionals in his recent piece, “The crisis we’re ignoring: Who’s caring for the people who hold up the Jewish world?” (Aug. 25). In an era of rising antisemitism and polarization, Jewish educators, clergy, fundraisers, social workers, CEOs and staff are “running on fumes,” as he says.... Read More The post A cure for Jewish communal burnout? Ancient Jewish wisdom appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
When Barry Finestone published his courageous op-ed urging the Jewish communal sector to care for its professionals, he named the crisis clearly: Our educators, clergy, social workers and organizational leaders — the people who hold up Jewish life — are running on fumes. His practical solutions, from temporary staff to peer support networks, signal a... Read More The post Building systems of care appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
Can there be rest in times of crisis? The only answer is yes, and the future of our sector depends on it; gratitude to Barry Finestone for raising this critical conversation for the field (“The crisis we’re ignoring: Who’s caring for the people who hold up the Jewish world?” Aug. 25). Every week, we hear... Read More The post Fund the talent, or forget the cause appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
Kol hakavod to Barry Finestone for sounding the alarm in the Jewish communal world about a crisis that has gone unaddressed for far too long, and that is now threatening to drive our best talent away from the field (“The crisis we’re ignoring: Who’s caring for the people who hold up the Jewish world?” Aug.... Read More The post Thanks but no thanks: What Jewish professionals really want appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
As we approach Labor Day, a holiday dedicated to celebrating the achievements of American workers, a new study by the Womens Rabbinic Network reveals a troubling truth: Changing policy is hard, but changing culture is much, much harder. The study, which focuses on paid leave experiences among Reform movement professionals, presents a striking paradox. While... Read More The post Labor Day reminder: Policies aren’t enough when it comes to paid leave appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
The Jewish world thrives on direct contact. From the Shabbat table to shul, the beit midrash to Birthright Israel, summer camp to community centers — it’s how we connect. We bond with each other and to our Jewish identities in proximity to peers, mentors and luminaries. We are an “IRL” people, stronger together. “Do not... Read More The post It’s time to take a serious look at digital engagement appeared first on eJewishPhilanthropy.| eJewishPhilanthropy
In times of unfavorable polls, questioning a neighbor’s territorial sovereignty is the perfect fuel to shore up internal stability. The post Nationalism as the Last Refuge of Poor Governance appeared first on Havana Times.| Havana Times
Sen. Eric Schmitt argues America is not an abstract idea but a nation with heritage, history, and people, and national conservatism will secure its future.| Blaze Media
Colonialism is often portrayed as a Western construct, one where European powers divided and conquered vast swaths of Asia, Africa, and the Americas. However, the […]| Eastern Angle
The Maluku Islands, often called the Spice Islands, sit quietly in Indonesia’s eastern archipelago, far from the bustling centers of Jakarta or Bali. For many, […]| Eastern Angle
Bougainville stands at a crossroads in its history. With the 2027 independence timeline set in the Bougainville Peace Agreement, the region is preparing for a […]| Eastern Angle
Indonesia is teetering on the edge of upheaval. What began as outrage over lawmakers receiving housing allowances nearly ten times the national minimum wage has […]| Eastern Angle
Japan has long been considered politically stable, dominated by the Liberal Democratic Party since 1955. Opposition parties were historically fragmented and weak, leaving the LDP […]| Eastern Angle
Rio Tinto is not just another multinational mining company. It is the archetype of the destructive, exploitative, planet-wrecking behemoth. If you wanted to wri| Eastern Angle
Zack Polanski has won an extraordinary and well-deserved victory. 84.6% of Green party members voted for Polanski and his platform of “eco-populism”, with a record turnout for an internal Green party election. Rachel Millward and Mothin Ali being elected as his deputies underline the change in the party. There are three points to take from […]| Novara Media
The far-right does not have an exclusive claim on our national flags The post Not in our name: the flag belongs to us all first appeared on North East Bylines.| North East Bylines
From miners’ banners to massive seat gains, the North East faces a dangerous reckoning. Is grassroots action the answer? The post Fractured North: the threat to our legacy – can we rebuild? first appeared on North East Bylines.| North East Bylines
Let us indeed remember the victims of human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia and let us do that in ways, which help to alleviate that suffering. The post Coming together to tackle injustice first appeared on North East Bylines.| North East Bylines
From an abstract threat to an existential challenge, climate change has accelerated across the planet – wrecking ecosystems, sinking social structures and destroying livelihoods. Among the most vulnerable nations, Pakistan stands out as acutely exposed. The 2022 floods – arguably the worst in Pakistan’s history – submerged a third of the country, affected 33 million people, caused […] The post Climate injustice no excuse for Pakistan’s climate inaction appeared first on Asia Times.| Asia Times
Nick Fuentes is only 27, yet his reach already extends further than men twice his age. He is not a sideshow. He is not a fringe curiosity. He is a rising force with the ability to disrupt Republican Party politics for years to come. For President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, brushing him […] The post Why Donald Trump should fear Nick Fuentes appeared first on Asia Times.| Asia Times
As August gives way to September, Europe will need to move from well-intentioned hope to a more muscular realism. Russia’s latest deadly attack on Kyiv, including on the EU’s own offices, confirms that peace is nowhere in sight. Donald Trump’s decision to demonize India for buying Russian oil – rather than pressuring Vladimir Putin himself […] The post On Ukraine, Europe needs to move to the realm of the real appeared first on Asia Times.| Asia Times
Imagine a war fought not on land or sea, but above Earth – where a single disabled satellite can disrupt global communications, financial systems and military operations. Space is no longer a distant frontier; it is a frontline of 21st-century strategic competition, shaping not just technology, but alliances, deterrence, and global influence. In recent years, […] The post Rethinking strategic competition in space appeared first on Asia Times.| Asia Times
Professor Bob Newman on why focusing techniques vary depending on whether you’re using a DSLR or mirrorless The post Autofocus: DSLR vs Mirrorless Theory and Practice appeared first on Amateur Photographer.| Latest articles Archives | Amateur Photographer
While the province has indicated that funds will flow to its general revenue fund, there has been no commitment towards directing those funds to reduce tobacco use in Saskatchewan.| Regina Leader-Post
AI is reshaping search and discovery, but the fundamentals of marketing remain. Learn nine timeless principles that still drive growth.| Search Engine Land
Wednesday, Sept. 3: Is a pot shop the best we can do for a once-famous music venue, a reader asks. You can write to us too, at letters@ottawacitizen.com| Ottawa Citizen
I don’t think Apple understands how badly they’re messing up in regards to visual design in their latest crop of operating systems.| Tao of Mac
Let us – clergy and laity alike – actively pray and work all year long to promote and protect the life and dignity of every baby – born and unborn!| Catholic Outlook
Studies consistently show that Jewish Israelis view Palestinians as less than human. This deep-seated racism is rooted in the Zionist colonial project and helps explain the broad support for the Gaza genocide.| Mondoweiss
The tools of boycott and public protest are inherited from the colonial period. We need to adapt these methods to focus on where power is concentrated today in our region: Arab capital.| Mondoweiss
All my life, I have felt a strong affinity with Jewish people, but now that my employer, Columbia University, has adopted the IHRA definition of antisemitism, I suddenly find myself labeled an "antisemite" because I oppose Palestinian oppression.| Mondoweiss
This week, the Trump administration invited Jared Kushner and Tony Blair to the White House to discuss the "day after" in Gaza. The meeting was an exercise in fantasy, and its only intended beneficiary was not even present - Benjamin Netanyahu.| Mondoweiss
Hamas's effort to gain Western sympathy by comparing the Gaza genocide to the Holocaust is understandable but ultimately shortsighted. Instead, putting the genocide in the larger context of colonial violence could build genuine solidarity.| Mondoweiss
The Jewish community and the Democratic Party are being torn apart over their complicity in the Gaza genocide and decades of supporting Palestinian oppression. This overdue reckoning will only be resolved by abandoning Zionism.| Mondoweiss
Oxford summers are getting hotter, and the bee populations are declining faster than the dollars in my Flex after McAlister’s grand Union reopening. But pollinator collapse is not some faraway environmental issue — it is happening right here in Mississippi. Since 2006, the USDA shows that American beekeepers have reported average annual colony losses of […] The post ‘Bee’ scared: Why the pollination problem should concern UM students appeared first on The Daily Mississippian.| The Daily Mississippian
Giovanni Aiello's Chakra vineyard.Think all Primitivo is jammy? Think again... The post Why Gioia del Colle is Italy's best region for Primitivo you need to know about appeared first on Decanter.| Decanter
Letter writers discuss Virginia Beach voting referendum, Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s college appointees and Michael Vick.| The Virginian-Pilot
Every newspaper starts as blank pages. That might read as existential, or even cliche, but it’s become a practical notion to me as we head into The Lafayette’s 152nd volume and the college’s 200th year. You can do quite a bit with blank pages, and I’ve got at least 316 to work with these next...| The Lafayette
In this ultimate portrait showdown Nikon’s 85mm f/1.2 takes on the 135mm Plena in New York to see which comes out on top| Amateur Photographer
Phoebe Maltz Bovy sits down with the acclaimed essayist to talk cancel culture and identity politics. The post Midlife catastrophizing with honorary Jew Meghan Daum appeared first on The Canadian Jewish News.| The Canadian Jewish News
The right hated Dunham for being a liberal feminist, the left for being insufficiently intersectional in her feminism. The post Not that kind of nebbish: a review of new Lena Dunham Netflix series ‘Too Much’ appeared first on The Canadian Jewish News.| The Canadian Jewish News
Two rabbis banter as we enter Elul. The post The High Holidays are coming. Here’s how rabbis prepare for them appeared first on The Canadian Jewish News.| The Canadian Jewish News
In the highly competitive world of real estate, team leaders play a crucial role in guiding and developing their agents. A well-trained, motivated team can lead to increased sales, better client relationships, and overall business success.| HousingWire
