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Mushfiqur ton leaves Pakistan needing record run chase to beat Bangladesh

Veteran batter Mushfiqur Rahim hit a glittering century as Bangladesh set Pakistan an imposing target of 427 to win the second Test after another commanding day for the hosts on Monday. Bangladesh posted 390 all out in…

Rai wins first major at PGA with back-nine birdie blitz

Aaron Rai won his first major title on Sunday by capturing the PGA Championship, making birdies on four of the last eight holes to become the first Englishman to win the event in 107 years. Rai sealed a tense back-nine…

Thomas Massie's Moment Has Come

Friends of Rep. Thomas Massie flocked to his Kentucky district to campaign for him over the weekend, drawing the ire of the libertarian-leaning Republican's number one hater: Donald Trump. The furious president called…

Israel to build military 'museum' on ruins of Unrwa HQ in Jerusalem

Israel to build military 'museum' on ruins of Unrwa HQ in Jerusalem Submitted by Mera Aladam on Mon, 05/18/2026 - 07:35 The area will also house a military recruitment centre and an office for the defence minister…

How teaching the history of science can help equip students to face polarized times

For decades, science educators have been encouraged to “stick to the science” and leave politics at the classroom door. But as disinformation spreads online and public trust in science seems to erode in some contexts ,…

8½-Year Sentence for American Who Fought for ISIS Is Too Lenient, Says Sixth Circuit

From Wednesday's decision by Judge Amul Thapar, joined by Judges Julia Gibbons and Joan Larsen, in U.S. v. Ramic : Over a decade ago, a new wave of terrorism spread across the Middle East. A group calling itself the…

Building from Nothing: How refugee-led enterprises are turning exclusion into opportunity

The smoke got into everything. It got into Solomon Bhaghabhonerano’s clothes, his food, the walls of his small home in Uganda’s Kyaka II refugee settlement. It got into his mother’s lungs, too. He remembers her coughing…

A TikTok feature that Pakistan’s dirty money loves

Social media is now working as a high-speed pipeline to move money comfortably outside the perimeter of financial regulations. On TikTok and other apps, likes, gifts and livestream donations are converted into…

Today in Supreme Court History: May 18, 1860

5/18/1860: Abraham Lincoln wins the Republican Party presidential nomination. President Abraham Lincoln The post Today in Supreme Court History: May 18, 1860 appeared first on Reason.com .

Arsenal Tech’s band program helps students form close friendships — and go to college

Sign up for Chalkbeat Indiana’s free daily newsletter to keep up with Indianapolis Public Schools, Marion County’s township districts, and statewide education news. Joshua Camero stumbled upon the trumpet in fifth…

Should Congress spend big to rebuild schools? This $500 billion campaign proposal will be a tough sell.

Sign up for Chalkbeat Philadelphia’s free newsletter to keep up with news on the city’s public school system. America’s schools are crumbling. There’s black mold in buildings in Alaska and Maine . Classrooms in New…

Chicago’s May Day Lesson in Civic Engagement

Members of the Chicago Teachers Union gather at Union Park in Chicago to participate in the “day of civic action” on May 1, 2026. The kid grabbed me by my shirt. “Mister, help me!” he pleaded. I was in Chicago to see…

Saudi Adviser Hassan Yassin, Testament to Kingdom’s Modern History, Passes Away

Geneva Conventions exhibit explores challenges of modern war

As drones, artificial intelligence and autonomous weapons reshape battlefields across the globe, a new exhibition in Seoul is asking a question that has haunted humanity for generations: Are there still limits to…

Universities are still asking students to prove they have a body. It’s time to stop.

This blog was kindly authored by Ella Cockman, Final-year BASc Student at The London Interdisciplinary School. A second-year student gets her period mid-exam. She sits through the entire paper in pain. No bag. No…

Por qué la Torre de Pisa y otras edificaciones se inclinan pero no se caen

Daisy Stephens - Servicio Global de la BBC La Torre Inclinada de Pisa es uno de los monumentos más emblemáticos de Italia. No es la única estructura que se inclina hacia un lado: desde las Casas Bailarinas de los Países…

In Texas, high schools bet on a bright future for oil and gas careers under Trump

MIDLAND, Texas — Dylan Ruiz sat in front of a nearly 6-foot-tall structure, a jumble of pumps and valves that simulate the flow of liquids and pressure changes. He was working through a training scenario on preventing…

The nearly 200-year history of King's College School Wimbledon now extends to HCMC

With a history spanning nearly two centuries, King's College School Wimbledon has selected Ho Chi Minh City as its next destination, bringing its long-standing educational excellence to Vietnamese students and families.

Coalition to slash int’l students

The proposed immigration cuts announced by the Coalition in its budget reply last week will have lasting negative effects on already volatile international student numbers, according to the sector. “International…

The release of Global Sumud Flotilla activists must deepen pressure for Palestinian prisoners

The release of Global Sumud Flotilla activists must deepen pressure for Palestinian prisoners Submitted by Raouf Farrah on Sun, 05/17/2026 - 16:01 International solidarity helped secure the release of detained flotilla…