Trump's Climate Denial May Boost Global Action

Donald Trump's extreme climate denial and inflammatory rhetoric could paradoxically galvanize global climate action, experts suggest. His stance may unify opponents and accelerate green policies.

Cape Verde’s World Cup Success Transforms National Pride

Cape Verde, the smallest nation to reach a World Cup knockout stage, faces Argentina on Friday. The Blue Sharks' run has sparked national celebrations, with flags everywhere and a surge in global attention, as fans dream of another upset.

How Skin Colour Affects Medical Care: The Ethnicity Pain Gap

New Guardian reporting reveals racial inequalities in pain relief: Black and Asian women are less likely to receive epidurals, and cancer patients from minority backgrounds get fewer pain medications. Experts call this the 'ethnicity pain gap' and urge da

Wildfires Rage in France and Spain After Record Heatwave

Numerous wildfires are raging across France and Spain after record temperatures in Europe caused dry conditions and a worsening drought. Two thousand firefighters battled blazes in France, while Spain deployed over 100 personnel.

Black Americans Sit Out 250th Birthday Celebrations

As America marks its 250th anniversary, many Black Americans are disengaging from celebrations, citing historical and ongoing struggles for freedom. The Stono Revolt of 1739 and modern tactics of withholding reaction reflect a deep-seated exhaustion.

Top 10 Heatwave Essentials Without AC

As Americans face record-breaking temperatures over 100°F, our tested and reviewed products—from misting fans to cooling towels—help regulate body temperature without AC.

Labor's Gambling Crackdown Faces Broad Criticism

Almost no one is happy with Labor's gambling ad reforms, which fall short of the Murphy report's recommendations. Crossbenchers, Liberals, and Labor's own base demand tougher action as gambling losses top $31.5bn annually.

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