THEY came , they talked and they left, only to return within a day. That was true of the Iranians but not the Americans who were to fly in from DC but last-minute changes to their plans meant they never got on the…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

Unlearnt lessons

THE US is undoubtedly the world’s top military and economic power at this time. Yet as the Iran quagmire has shown, despite its great wealth and cutting-edge firepower, America has failed to subdue a far less powerful…

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Daily Nation Kenya

Sabastian Sawe stands to earn up to Sh129m from history-making London run

Sawe became the first man to run a marathon in under two hours in competitive conditions during...

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University Times Ireland·higher-ed

On the Brink: How Rising Tensions Between Hezbollah and Israel Threaten to Pull Lebanon Into a War It Cannot Afford

On February 28th, the United States and Israel launched strikes on Iran, killing their leader, Ali Khamenei, and several other Iranian officials. Iran responded with drone and missile strikes against Israel and US…

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University Times Ireland·higher-ed

Chokehold: How Iran’s Blockade of the Strait of Hormuz Is Breaking the World’s Economy – and the Western Alliance With It

Nearly 2,000 vessels are stranded on both sides of the Strait of Hormuz, their engines idling, their cargo going nowhere. Oil tankers, liquified natural gas carriers, fertiliser ships – the circulatory system of a…

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Reason·policy

The Shooter's Manifesto Was Uncomfortably Normal

This week, editors Peter Suderman , Katherine Mangu-Ward , Nick Gillespie , and Matt Welch discuss the attempted shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner and the media coverage that followed. They examine the…

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National Post

Vancouver Opera’s traditional production of La Bohème doesn’t disappoint

As the world burns, Vancouver Opera’s season closer La Bohème is on track to become the highest-grossing opera in the company's 66-year history, surpassing the record formerly held by the 2023-2024 season production of…

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NAU News (NAU Review)·higher-ed

The end of an era

It’s been more than five decades since professor Warren Lucas walked into an NAU classroom to teach his first class. Now Lucas is closing his classroom door at the end of this semester and dismissing his students for…

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Al Jazeera English

King Charles and Queen Camilla arrive for high-profile US state visit

The British monarch’s US visit underscores shared history amid strained ties and tensions over the Iran conflict.

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McMaster Daily News·higher-ed

‘We bring the human in’

Alex Sévigny is an optimist about how AI will change the world of work — specifically, the world of communications and public relations, an industry he’s worked in as an academic and a practitioner for more than two…

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NAU News (NAU Review)·higher-ed

Your guide to NAU Giving Day 2026

When the Lumberjack community steps up on NAU Giving Day, their Axe of Kindness can change lives. A donation to NAU might help a single mother achieve her dreams. It could support research into adaptive technology for…

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Daily News Egypt

Vantage Capital invests $45m in MIDO, a leading Egypt-based speciality paints coatings manufacturer

Vantage Capital, Africa’s largest mezzanine debt fund manager, has provided $45m of mezzanine debt funding to the International Group for Modern Coatings (“MIDO”), a leading Egyptian manufacturer of speciality paints…

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Reason·policy

A Few Thoughts on the Chatrie Oral Argument

The Supreme Court held oral argument this morning in Chatrie v. United States , the geofence warrant case. I live-tweeted the two-hour argument over at both X and Bluesky , and click the links there to see the…

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Reason·policy

Advocates for Asian Massage Workers Decry 'Sexist, Racist' Raids in Seattle

In a Seattle suburb, police recently raided five massage businesses suspected of prostitution—and ended up inviting some serious accusations against themselves. The raids took place in Bothell and were conducted by the…

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University Times Ireland·higher-ed

End of Semester Reads

Last Friday, I walked into Hodges Figgis while awaiting my interviewee’s responses for this article and came across a table of books labelled “Succinct Stories”. It would seem that the Hodges Figgis managers and…

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McMaster Daily News·higher-ed

Charu Kaushic recognized with lifetime achievement award for immunology research and advocacy

The Canadian Society for Immunology (CSI) has named McMaster University researcher Charu Kaushic the 2026 recipient of its prestigious Bernhard Cinader Award. The CSI’s highest honour, the Cinader award acknowledges…

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Reason·policy

Justice Breyer Says Not to Worry about the Shadow Docket

Harvard magazine reports on recent comments by retired Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer on the "shadow docket." Although Justice Breyer would likely vote with the more liberal justices on many interim orders, he…

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Georgia Tech News·higher-ed

New Study Shows Explainability is a Must for Older Adults to Trust AI

New Study Shows Explainability is a Must for Older Adults to Trust AI Superadmin Mon, 04/27/2026 - 10:38 Voice-activated, conversational artificial intelligence (AI) agents must provide clear explanations for their…

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Georgia Tech News·higher-ed

Ivan Allen College to Help Co-Found Liberal Arts Network

Ivan Allen College to Help Co-Found Liberal Arts Network Superadmin Mon, 04/27/2026 - 10:38 Georgia Tech’s Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts and several other programs will form a network for liberal arts units…

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University Times Ireland·higher-ed

And the Oscar Goes to: Jefferey Epstein

It’s awards season, and every film buff (or people who like movies playing in the background while doing chores) is talking about whether Marty Supreme was snuffed or raving about Jessie Buckley’s win. However, I am…

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History Teacher - Profesor(a) de Historia

Education news for this role

A long week

Unlearnt lessons

Sabastian Sawe stands to earn up to Sh129m from history-making London run

On the Brink: How Rising Tensions Between Hezbollah and Israel Threaten to Pull Lebanon Into a War It Cannot Afford

Chokehold: How Iran’s Blockade of the Strait of Hormuz Is Breaking the World’s Economy – and the Western Alliance With It

The Shooter's Manifesto Was Uncomfortably Normal

Vancouver Opera’s traditional production of La Bohème doesn’t disappoint

The end of an era

King Charles and Queen Camilla arrive for high-profile US state visit

‘We bring the human in’

Your guide to NAU Giving Day 2026

Vantage Capital invests $45m in MIDO, a leading Egypt-based speciality paints coatings manufacturer

A Few Thoughts on the Chatrie Oral Argument

Advocates for Asian Massage Workers Decry 'Sexist, Racist' Raids in Seattle

End of Semester Reads

Charu Kaushic recognized with lifetime achievement award for immunology research and advocacy

Justice Breyer Says Not to Worry about the Shadow Docket

New Study Shows Explainability is a Must for Older Adults to Trust AI

Ivan Allen College to Help Co-Found Liberal Arts Network

And the Oscar Goes to: Jefferey Epstein

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