how harris’ email list sale to the dnc paid down 2026 campaign debt
An internal sale from Harris to the national committee brought $6.5 million to the DNC and contributed to paying off 2026 debts amid a substantial fundraising deficit.
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toxin from poison dart frogs likely caused navalny’s death, say european states
on 14/02/2026 five european nations declared that a rare toxin associated with poison dart frogs was ‘highly likely’ responsible for alexei navalny’s death in custody
how harris’s sale of her email list to the d.n.c. paid off lingering 2026 debts
Kamala Harris transferred ownership of her campaign email list to the D.N.C. for $6.5 million and allocated the proceeds to settle 2026 obligations, highlighting the party’s broader fundraising shortfall versus Republicans.
how a rare toxin, ai licensing proposals and local news shifts are reshaping public life
three distinct stories—medical findings around a political detainee, a copyright strategy aimed at ai firms, and a regional publisher stepping into coverage gaps—explain emerging pressures on politics and news.
epibatidine explained: the toxin investigators say killed alexey navalny
Five European states report that tests identified epibatidine in samples connected to Alexey Navalny, a finding that raises fresh questions about his death and potential violations of international conventions.
consumer council urges realism as complaints over hair procedures rise
consumer watchdog calls for honest advertising and proper medical oversight after clients report bleeding, infections and failed density gains following expensive hair procedures
police request temporary hold on mandelson email exchange amid epstein revelations
a police request to delay release of an email thread involving peter mandelson has deepened the political crisis around the epstein files and increased calls for prime minister keir starmer to answer questions
meloni’s law-and-order push and the ideological identity of brothers of italy
A look at Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s emphasis on security, critics’ concerns about political suppression, and a 2026 study characterizing Fratelli d’Italia as mainly conservative rather than extreme right.
what happened on day 1,453 of the war in ukraine: frontlines, strikes and diplomacy
a clear rundown of the latest military actions, energy and transport impacts, and political developments on day 1,453 of the conflict
b.c. budget preview aims to protect health and education while reducing deficit
Brenda Bailey says the upcoming provincial budget will protect key services like health and education, pursue modest public-sector reductions and leave room for unexpected needs after the Tumbler Ridge tragedy.
quebec liberals acclaim Charles Milliard as new leader
Charles Milliard, a pharmacist and former business federation president, was welcomed as the Quebec Liberal leader and vows to restore trust and prepare the party for an Oct. 5 provincial election.
u.s. airlift delivers advanced reactor to utah to support nuclear energy goals
A Department of War C-17 flew a next-generation reactor from March Air Reserve Base to Hill Air Force Base for transfer to a Utah testing site, advancing presidential directives on domestic nuclear energy and grid resilience.
ukraine detains ex-energy minister during investigation into alleged $100 million scheme
Herman Halushchenko was detained while attempting to cross the border after requests from anti-corruption bodies; the arrest connects to alleged kickbacks at Energoatom and has intensified political strain for President Zelenskyy
how the dnc’s $6.5 million purchase of kamala harris’s list covered post-2026 campaign expenses
The DNC spent $6.5 million on Kamala Harris’s email list, and her PAC promptly used funds to pay lingering 2026 campaign expenses, prompting discussion about party finances and disclosure.
Five European Governments Pin Navalny’s Prison Death on Epibatidine — Poisoning Allegations Ignite Outcry
Five European governments say scientific analysis points to a rare frog toxin in Alexei Navalny’s fatal poisoning, a finding that has intensified diplomatic tensions with Moscow.
msf suspends parts of care at nasser hospital after reports of armed men
MSF has halted nonurgent services at one of southern Gaza’s main hospitals after staff reported the presence of masked armed men, raising fresh concerns about the protection of medical facilities during the conflict.