Princess Astrid of Norway Dies at 94 Two Days After King Harald’s Funeral
Norway is grieving again. Princess Astrid, the older sister of the late King Harald V, passed away peacefully on Friday,
AI in Schools Needs Guardrails, Not Blanket Bans: Who Should Be Responsible for Teaching Children to Use It?
Picture a kid finishing their homework in ten minutes flat because a chatbot did most of the thinking for them.
Princess Diana’s ‘Revenge Dress’ Goes Up for Auction at Sotheby’s With $300,000 Estimate
Some outfits just refuse to fade from memory. Princess Diana’s black “Revenge Dress” is one of them, and more than
California Bans Addictive Social Media Features for Children Under 16 Under New Law
If you’ve ever watched a teenager get sucked into an endless scroll one video leading to another, then another California
UN Secretary-General António Guterres at BRICS 2026: Why UN Security Council Reform and Multilateralism Matter
There’s a question hanging over global politics right now that’s getting harder to brush aside: do the institutions built after
US Expands Iran Sanctions to Networks Accused of Supporting Hezbollah and Iraqi Militias
Washington isn’t easing up on Iran. On September 10, the Treasury Department rolled out a fresh round of sanctions aimed
BRICS 2026 Summit in India: How the Expanded 11-Nation Bloc Is Reshaping Global Trade and Economic Cooperation
New Delhi is about to host a summit that would have looked almost unrecognizable a decade ago. When leaders gather
Spanish Intelligence Warned of Ceuta Mass Crossing a Day Before 70,000 Migrants Arrived
There’s a particular kind of political nightmare where the paper trail shows you were warned, and the only question left
How the 1957 ‘Howl’ Obscenity Trial Changed Free Speech in America Forever
In the fall of 1957, a San Francisco courtroom became the unlikely battleground for a fight over poetry. At the
Bayeux Tapestry Exhibition Opens in London as ‘Bayeux-Mania’ Sweeps Britain
There’s a strange kind of magic happening in London right now, and it involves a thousand-year-old piece of embroidered cloth.
