How Canada could become a major energy supplier to India
India wants more oil, LNG and uranium from Canada and is asking Ottawa to speed approvals as leaders meet to expand trade
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Justice Department sues additional states for voter rolls amid federal-state election dispute
The Justice Department’s lawsuits asking for unredacted voter files have escalated a national dispute over election oversight while local prosecutorial controversies add to broader concerns about public safety and political accountability
Inside Texas: corporate ties, school controversies and political battles
A concise look at the overlap between corporate structures, education policy, and political conflict in Texas
Geneva talks progress as U.S. balances diplomacy with possible strikes against Iran
The united states and iran held indirect negotiations in Geneva on 26/02/2026 mediated by Oman; talks produced reported progress even as U.S. military options remain on the table
Remote monitoring with AI: improving outcomes in heart failure
Ai-driven remote monitoring may detect decompensation earlier and reduce hospitalizations: what studies and patients tell us
Cody Roberts accepts plea deal in Sublette County wolf abuse case
A plea agreement in Sublette County resolves a high-profile wolf cruelty case, drawing attention to Wyoming’s predator laws and local responses
Edge ai for consumer gadgets: benefits and trade-offs for on-device intelligence
Edge ai brings fast, private intelligence to devices; this article explains how it works, its pros and cons, typical uses and market trends
How new Garante guidance affects cookie consent and tracking compliance
Dal punto di vista normativo, new Garante guidance refines cookie consent, with practical implications for GDPR compliance and data protection strategies
Penang councillor Fahmi Zainol pleads not guilty to charge of hurting wife
Penang’s youngest executive councillor, Fahmi Zainol, has appeared in court charged with voluntarily causing hurt to his wife; he pleaded not guilty when the matter was read in the Magistrate’s Court
How the Green Party’s win in Gorton and Denton rattled Labour and the right
The Green Party’s success in Gorton and Denton sent shockwaves through UK politics, showing how an eco-populist message can appeal across traditional divides and challenge both Labour and hard-right rivals
Drone strikes hit police posts in Gaza, killing five and drawing Hamas condemnation
At least five Palestinians were killed in separate Israeli drone strikes on police positions in central and southern Gaza, with medics reporting wounded at Nasser Medical Complex and Hamas denouncing the attacks as undermining ceasefire efforts
Why Russia is investigating Pavel Durov and what it means for online speech
Pavel Durov says Russia is investigating him for aiding terrorism; digital rights groups call the move a pretext to stifle free speech
Discover the umami of fermented vegetables for sustainable cooking
A sensory exploration of fermented vegetables: taste, technique and the story behind the jar
Trump’s transatlantic strategy and the rising influence of new right parties in Europe
A concise look at the rhetoric, alliances and communication strategies that bind a combative U.S. agenda to resurgent right-wing forces across Europe
Deadly speedboat confrontation off Cuba raises tensions between the United States and Havana
A Florida-registered speedboat intercepted by Cuban authorities resulted in fatalities and arrests, deepening a diplomatic standoff and prompting investigations on both sides.
Practical steps to a sustainable lifestyle and mindful routines
A concise guide to building a sustainable, stylish and mindful daily life without radical overhaul