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The Most Influential Leaders Are the Ones Willing to Be Influenced

The first step toward becoming influential is allowing yourself to be influenced first, and many organizations are paying a steep price because their leaders refuse to do it.

International Business Times

Marriage, divorce and parenthood all shape Canadians’ decisions to become self-employed — here’s how

For many Canadians, the choice to become self-employed has less to do with entrepreneurial ambition than with the circumstances of their household.

The Conversation

Trump had no plan B for Iran. It shows

The US president’s war of choice has accomplished nothing and cost the world greatly

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5 Everyday Expenses Americans Say Feel Noticeably Higher Than They Did a Year Ago

A trip to the grocery store, a glance at an insurance bill, or a quick stop at a gas station can spark the same reaction these days: “Didn’t this cost less last year?” While inflation has cooled from its peak, many Americans still feel pressure every time they spend money…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Justice Thomas Faults The Court's Inconsistent Approach to Summary Reversals

This aspect of the "shadow" docket is largely ignored.

Reason

School Boards Are Quietly Cutting These Special Education Services First

Parents often notice school budget cuts after a program disappears or a familiar staff member is suddenly gone. But in many districts, reductions to special education services can happen more quietly, through staffing changes, delayed evaluations, or scaled-back support that does not make major headlines. As schools face enrollment declines,…

Kids Ain't Cheap

Pennsylvania Households Say Their Utility Bills Are Starting to Feel More Unpredictable Than Grocery Costs

Grocery prices often dominate conversations about inflation, but many Pennsylvania households have started focusing on a different budget headache. Utility bills, once considered relatively stable and predictable, now seem to bounce around from month to month with surprising intensity. Families who carefully plan their monthly expenses often find themselves blindsided…

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Stop Posting Photos Like This: Prosecutors Are Using Them as Evidence

Social media turns everyday moments into instant public records, and that creates legal risks many people never consider. A single photo can reveal location, timing, companions, and even behavior that becomes relevant in court. Prosecutors now pull images from Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, and TikTok as supporting evidence in both criminal…

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Backyard Poultry Drives Multi-State Salmonella Outbreak, with Texas Among Hardest Hit

A multi-state Salmonella outbreak linked to backyard poultry continues to affect Texas and surrounding states as of May 2026, with children accounting for a significant proportion of confirmed cases.

Medical Daily

The photo that proves America has finally reached peak absurdity under Trump

ANALYSIS: Drone footage showing preparations for America’s — or perhaps Donald Trump’s — birthday have really thrown some issues into sharp relief, writes Holly Baxter

The Independent UK

“60 Minutes” infected by Trumpism

Scott Pelley firing shows Weiss is more interested in loyalty than journalism

Salon

Personal Safety PPE: The New 2026 Gear Designed for Women That Actually Fits (And Doesn’t Look ‘Tactical’)

For years, women shopping for personal safety gear faced the same frustrating choice: bulky “tactical” products or oversized equipment clearly designed for someone else. In 2026, that’s finally changing. A new wave of personal safety PPE is being designed around real women’s lifestyles, clothing choices, and comfort needs. The result…

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11 Expenses Autism Parents Say Nobody Warned Them About

Many families expect medical bills when raising a child with autism, but parents often discover a long list of hidden costs nobody mentioned upfront. From therapy gaps to sensory-friendly clothing, the financial reality can be surprising and emotionally draining. Recent estimates from autism advocacy groups and healthcare researchers show families…

Kids Ain't Cheap

Who Are The Democrats Taking a More Confrontational Stance On Artificial Intelligence

Progressive Democrats argue that AI may be sold as innovation, but its benefits could flow to a small group of billionaires while workers, consumers, and communities carry the costs.

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Elon Musk’s Grok destroyed the world after just four days in an AI simulation

The experiment saw other AI chatbots, like Anthropic’s Claude, set up stable democracies

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Idaho man became an organ donor after his death. Then it killed one recipient and others were hospitalized

It was a very rare complication that has only been seen thrice since the 70s.

The Conversation

The World Cup and human trafficking: What the research reveals about the real risks at major sporting events

As U.S. cities prepare to host the FIFA World Cup, familiar warnings about human trafficking “spikes” at major sporting events have reemerged.

The Conversation

Maps are powerful political tools shaping a nation’s past, present and future – counter maps allow everyday people to reclaim the narrative

Throughout time, maps have been useful tools for those in power to stake their claim over territories and markets. Politicians start nationwide redistricting battles to ensure partisan control, weakening the power of voters. The Trump administration’s geopolitical posturing over Greenland builds on a long history of imperialism aided by maps.…

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Hurricane season is here: Federal flood insurance carries 2 moral hazards – which you face depends largely on how wealthy you are

Anyone who has been through a flood or hurricane knows the scene: waterlogged furniture piled on curbs, gutted homes with mold creeping up the walls, families displaced for months. But the recovery isn’t the same for everyone.

Reason

What If You Start Calling Yourself Jane Smith, and Sue as Jane Smith, Instead of Asking to Sue Under a Pseudonym?

Suing under a pseudonym can often be quite valuable to a plaintiff; for instance, someone suing over alleged mistreatment by… The post What If You Start Calling Yourself Jane Smith, and Sue as Jane Smith, Instead of Asking to Sue Under a Pseudonym? appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason

The Federal Government Botched the Bicentennial Too

There's a lesson laying there: Make it local, embrace the commercial, and ignore the president.

Texas Observer

Texas Nights Are Getting Hotter, and the Power Grid Isn’t Ready

The state grid was built on the assumption that demand would fall at night. As hotter evenings and around-the-clock power use erase that drop, the system is being pushed in ways its original design did not fully anticipate.

Latin Times

Trump Spiritual Adviser Franklin Graham Says President Needs God

Franklin Graham, one of President Donald Trump's most prominent evangelical allies, is trying to draw a line that has become increasingly difficult to see in American politics: the difference between spiritual guidance and political devotion.

France 24

Ukraine: How a kamikaze drone partially operated by AI is attacking Russian convoys

Drones piloted by artificial intelligence are now being deployed on the Ukrainian front lines, and while there has been much talk about them, there is still much that remains unknown. The US-made Hornet Drone, which is partially guided by AI, is at the centre of a new Ukrainian strategy to…

The Guardian - AU

‘In a crowd, it feels good when we do bad to our enemies’: how anger becomes contagious

Usually, individuals don’t want to be angry. In a group, however, negative emotions can rile the tribe. On the streets of London, Ed Coper felt it first hand

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