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Inflation Reaches 4.2% as Prices Outpace Paychecks

The Iran war and Trump's tariffs are pushing prices higher, and neither will be easy to undo.

Reason

Were Immigrants Really Stealing the Jobs of U.S. Citizens?

For years, the political promise was blunt enough to fit on a rally sign: deport undocumented immigrants, free up jobs for Americans, raise wages, and restore economic order. It was a powerful message because it sounded intuitive.

Latin Times

Data Centers Are on the Ballot — This Pennsylvania Candidate Won Her Primary Keeping Them Top of Mind

As data centers grow as an election issue, a state House candidate hopes her opposition will finally propel her to victory.

Capital & Main

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Trump Officials Blame the Biden Admin's 'Border Policy' For Flesh-Eating Parasite Outbreak

The New World screwworm outbreak in the US has sparked political debate, with Trump officials blaming Biden's immigration policies for the parasite's spread, impacting the cattle industry.

International Business Times UK

Workplace Burnout Has Become a Public Health Emergency — Two-Thirds of American Workers Are Struggling, and the Health Costs Are Now Being Counted

A 2026 NAMI-Ipsos poll found 66% of U.S. workers report burnout. Healthcare workers: 76%. Gen Z: 74%. Chronic workplace stress contributes to an estimated 120,000 U.S. deaths per year. Here's what the evidence shows.

Medical Daily

A new era of privacy: programmable disclosure

As data distrust grows, programmable disclosure is a route to bring back user faith.

TechRadar

Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Disclosure Day' - Close Encounters Of The Fourth Kind?

Steven Spielberg revisits his passion for interstellar visitors, with a government conspiracy begging to be blown wide open... NB: Spoiler-free review.

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Food Deserts Are Making Millions of Americans Sicker — And New Data Shows the Problem Is Getting Worse

New 2026 USDA data confirms 12.8% of Americans live in food deserts. Research links low food access to higher rates of obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and premature death across major U.S. cities.

Medical Daily

Do aid cuts fuel violent conflict in Africa? How to promote peace

The last 18 months have seen a historic decline in development aid budgets from various donor countries, in a period where many of them are earmarking more funds for rearmament. The biggest waves have been made by the abrupt and massive reduction in American aid.

The Conversation

Multiple Deaths in Chicago Suburbs Spark Serial Killer Rumours of Killer on the Loose: Here's What Police Say

Rumours of a serial killer in Chicago suburbs are dismissed by police, who find no evidence linking recent deaths. Social media speculation continues despite official denials.

International Business Times UK

'Hitting the Ozempic Hard': Critics Savage JD Vance's 'Sagging' New Look Despite Denials

A new photo of US vice president JD Vance at his 'Camp VPR' family event has reignited claims he is secretly on Ozempic, despite Vance insisting he lost 30 pounds through diet and exercise alone.

International Business Times UK

How money exchanges between House members shape the balance of power in Congress

When Americans think about campaign finance, they usually picture wealthy donors, political action committees and super PACs pouring money into elections.

The Conversation

A turning point: Why Germany’s military capabilities are underestimated

Many people believe that Germans are not prepared for defence. In a guest article for Euronews, military sociologist Dr Timo Graf uses recent survey data to show why this view underestimates German society’s capacity for defence.

Euronews

Trump says ‘I love the inflation’ as rate rises to 4.2% amid Iran war pressure

Before the conflict began, inflation was at 2.4%, but the closure of the strait of Hormuz has affected energy prices

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The Conversation

Haiti at the World Cup is more than an underdog tale – it is the story of global migration

When Haiti’s soccer team lines up against Scotland on June 13, 2026, its players will be representing the Caribbean nation at a World Cup for the first time since 1974. They will also embody the complexities and possibilities of Haiti and its diaspora.

The Economic Times

Art, maths and killing: Ukraine drone chief's formula to stop Russia

Robert "Madyar" Brovdi's underground command post features walls of blinking screens playing footage of Ukrainian drones attacking Russian troops, frontline maps, and scoreboards of destroyed targets. These attacks have made Madyar a priority target for Russia, he says, forcing him into secret underground bunkers.

Reason

Illinois Just Adopted a Half-Baked Scheme to Tax Social Media

A lack of comprehension and sloppy language make a mess of a new tax scheme.

The Independent UK

Education crisis deepens as teen reading scores plummet to levels not seen since 1971

Nine-year-olds rebounded to pre-pandemic reading scores and saw some recovery in math, according to data from a test taken regularly in the U.S. since the 1970s

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The Economic Times

Trump setbacks fuel lame-duck talk as he turns 80

President Trump faces challenges to his political power as his second term progresses, with setbacks in foreign policy and domestic opposition emerging. Despite these hurdles, he retains significant influence over core supporters and continues to pursue ambitious construction projects, all while navigating scrutiny of his health and stamina ahead of…

The Guardian - US

Trump presses on with plan to install Bill Pulte as acting intelligence chief

Lawmakers warn appointment of presidential loyalist will scuttle bipartisan agreement to renew Fisa surveillance law

The Guardian - US

The vanishing of Nicolás Maduro: how the former dictator is being erased from Venezuela

Billboards are being painted over and former allies seem eager to forget the man they once glorified

TechRadar

'More than any other country in the world' - Ukraine wants to be the biggest drone and robot producer worldwide, outstripping China, Russia, and the US combined —Kyiv claims it could build more than 30 million units annually within years

Ukraine claims allied funding could help produce millions of military drones annually while expanding deep strike operations inside Russia.

TechRadar

Americans are increasingly opposing data centers — here is every US state fighting back against new buildings

US citizens are doing their best to get data centers banned, but the revenue and investment is too juicy for some industries to resist.

The Guardian - UK

Putin and Trump are both trapped in losing battles against reality

The Ukraine and Iran wars are very different, but a common authoritarian delusion unites the men who started them, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Medical Daily

San Diego's Unhoused Population Faces Simultaneous Hepatitis A and Mpox Threats — Health Officials Urgently Expanding Vaccination Access

San Diego health officials are escalating vaccination efforts as hepatitis A and mpox cases rise simultaneously among the city's large unhoused population. Officials report cases in downtown encampments.

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