Literary Arts Fund Distributes $7.7M in Grants
The Literary Arts Fund has announced $7.7 million in grants to 40 literary organizations across 19 states, supporting independent and nonprofit book communities.
Category : Policymaking
Political Badges Banned in NHS Over Antisemitism
Lord Mann's review calls for a ban on political badges in the NHS, citing antisemitism as a national emergency. The government accepts all 36 recommendations.
PSNI Chief: Legacy Proposals Will Fail Without Funds
PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher warns that the government's Troubles legacy proposals will fail unless the police receive dedicated funding to meet demand.
FCC Reviews $3B School Internet Program Amid Screen Time Concerns
The FCC launches a comprehensive review of the $3 billion E-Rate program, citing concerns over children's screen time, with a proposal expected this week and a vote on June 25.
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Whitty: Weight Loss Jabs for Obese Children 'Morally Unreasonable'
England's chief medical officer Sir Chris Whitty warns that using weight loss jabs to tackle childhood obesity is 'morally unreasonable' and a sign of failure.
HMRC Scraps VAT on Business Donations to Charities
HMRC has scrapped a long-standing VAT rule on business donations to charities, allowing VAT-registered firms to donate goods free of charge without incurring VAT, boosting charitable giving amid a decline.
FCC Reviews $3B School Internet Program Over Screen Time
The FCC is reviewing its $3 billion E-Rate program for schools and libraries, citing concerns over children's excessive screen time. A proposal is expected this week.
What Happens to Your Pension When You Die? Experts Explain
Understanding pension inheritance is crucial for estate planning. Experts explain state and private pension rules, including changes from April 2027.
Long-Term Antidepressants Pose Major Health Risks: Study
A new study warns that prolonged antidepressant use offers limited benefits while posing risks like sexual dysfunction, emotional numbing, and withdrawal symptoms.
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Stonehenge Altar Stone Journey via Glacier and Doggerland
A new study proposes Stonehenge's altar stone traveled from Scotland to Salisbury Plain via glacier and Doggerland, highlighting climate-induced migration and Neolithic coordination.
Fifa Bans Water Bottles at World Cup Venues in Last-Minute Move
Fifa has reversed its policy, banning reusable water bottles from World Cup stadiums to prevent risks and injuries, despite hot weather across host nations.
Stonehenge Altar Stone Moved by Humans, Not Glaciers
New research reveals Stonehenge's Altar Stone was transported over 250 miles by humans from Scotland, challenging glacier theories and highlighting Neolithic coordination.
George Forster: 18th Century Explorer Who Rejected Racism
A review of Andrea Wulf's biography of George Forster, an 18th-century explorer who challenged racial hierarchies and advocated for human rights.
PIP Rule Change: DWP Issues Statement on Reassessment Pledge
The DWP has clarified that under new 'Right to Try' rules, starting work or volunteering will not automatically trigger a PIP or ESA reassessment, providing security for claimants.
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Michelle Obama: Bad Bosses Build Resilience in Young Workers
Former first lady Michelle Obama argues that dealing with difficult bosses and tough jobs builds resilience in young workers, a view supported by career experts and personal anecdotes.
Pope Leo XIV: A Moral Force in a Dark World
Amid global moral decay, Pope Leo XIV emerges as a rare voice of clarity, challenging tech giants and political powers on AI, Gaza, and truth.
Hope After Brain Injury: Neurologist on Neuroplasticity
Neurologist Orlando Swayne argues early, targeted therapy can transform lives after stroke or brain injury, urging better provision of care.
Ovo Energy Fined Over £10m for Prepayment Meter Failures
Ofgem fines Ovo Energy over £10m for failing to monitor vulnerable prepayment meter customers, exposing them to risk of harm. Settlement includes £7m redress and £3.4m credit relief.
Hampstead Heath Swimming Row: Better Access and Education Needed
The Hampstead Heath swimming controversy underscores the need for investment in safe water access and education about risks, as summers get hotter and demand for wild swimming grows.
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Risks of AI in Economy, Society, and Governance
Readers respond to Nesrine Malik's article on AI, highlighting concerns about fabricated quotes, loss of provenance, lack of empathy, and the dangers of overreliance on AI in critical sectors.
Colorado Vetoes Surveillance Pricing Ban as US Support Grows
Colorado Governor Jared Polis vetoed a bill banning surveillance pricing, drawing criticism from consumer advocates who say he sided with corporations over workers.
Care Leavers Get Help Reconnecting with Lost Loved Ones
The UK government launches an £8.4m service to help care leavers find and rebuild relationships with family and friends lost during time in care.
NHS to Tackle Antisemitism Following Lord Mann's Report
The NHS will restrict political symbols on uniforms and provide antisemitism training after a report reveals Jewish staff and patients face routine ostracism and abuse.
Seattle Set to Pass Year-Long Data Center Moratorium
Seattle city council committees unanimously passed a year-long moratorium on new data centers, citing rising utility costs and environmental concerns. A full council vote is expected next week.
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Spain Launches Church Abuse Reparations Program
Spain's new reparations program for Catholic Church sex abuse victims, approved by the government and bishops, allows independent oversight and final say by the ombudsman, ahead of Pope Leo XIV's visit.
Ofqual Warns of Smart Device Cheating in Exams
Ofqual warns of rising high-tech cheating in exams, with 2,225 cases last summer involving smart devices like phones, watches, and glasses.
Human Composting and Water Cremation May Be Legalised
New funeral methods like human composting and water cremation could be legalised in England and Wales, following a Law Commission report recommending a clear legal framework for emerging practices.
Blanket 20mph Speed Limits Urged for Built-Up Areas
The Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety recommends a national 20mph default in built-up areas to save councils money, sparking backlash from motoring groups.
Chicago Prosecutor Defends Grand Jury Appearance
U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros defends his rare appearance before a grand jury in an immigration protest case, citing the need to ensure impartiality amid Justice Department struggles.
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House Vote on Trump's Iran War Powers Looms
The House is set to vote on a War Powers resolution to limit Trump's Iran military actions, after a Republican delay sparked Democratic outcry. The outcome is uncertain.
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