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Supreme Court upholds Texas' age verification law for porn sites

US Supreme Court · United States

Supreme Court upholds Texas' age verification law for porn sites

50% Center coverage: 282 sources

Peace Deal with Rwanda Opens Way to 'New Era', Says DR Congo President

Felix Tshisekedi · Democratic Republic of the Congo

Peace Deal with Rwanda Opens Way to 'New Era', Says DR Congo President

43% Center coverage: 21 sources

A peace deal between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda aimed at ending decades of conflict in eastern DRC paves the way for "a new era of stability", Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi said Monday.See the Story

Oasis Make Last-Minute Changes to UK Tour but Fans Will Be Ecstatic

TikTok · United Kingdom

Oasis Make Last-Minute Changes to UK Tour but Fans Will Be Ecstatic

58% Center coverage: 19 sources

The iconic band's reunion shows kick off this week See the Story

Blindspots

Victorian Government Scales Back Energy Overhaul

Border bill raises questions about expanded data sharing with U.S.: Citizen Lab

Border bill raises questions about expanded data sharing with U.S.: Citizen Lab

Border bill raises questions about expanded data sharing with U.S.: Citizen Lab

Who's Playing Where? A Cheat Sheet on College Sports Realignment

74% Center coverage: 8 sources

The upcoming year for college sports has at least a modest sense of stability: The $2.8 billion House settlement has been approved, clearing the way for schools to share millions in revenue with their athletes, and major conferences are in…NCAA · Lancaster See the Story

Canadian Patriotism Is Surging, and so Are Flag and Flagpole Sales

34% Center coverage: 9 sources

From coast to coast, flag and flagpole sales are booming ahead of Canada Day, thanks to a surge of patriotism fuelled by U.S. President Donald Trump.Donald Trump · Canada See the Story

Who's the Most American? Psychological Studies Show that Many People Are Biased and Think It's a White English Speaker

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

In the U.S. and elsewhere, nationality tends to be defined by a set of legal parameters. This may involve birthplace, parental citizenship or procedures for naturalization.Citizenship · United States See the Story

Offshore wind in the Mediterranean: renewables can, and must, protect biodiversity – here’s how

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Bjoern Wylezich/ShutterstockThe oceans – engines of life on Earth and our single greatest climate regulator – are caught in a catch 22. We urgently need to decarbonise our economy, which means rolling out renewable energy on a massive scale, including offshore sources such as fixed and floating wind farms. However, we also have to protect the seas – the 2022 Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework has called for protecting at least 30% of…Spain · Spain Read Article

How the UK became dependent on asylum hotels

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Hotels housing asylum seekers have become hotspots of protest. Jory Mundy/ShutterstockChancellor Rachel Reeves’s pledge to “end the costly use of asylum hotels in this parliament” is a rare thing in British politics: a policy supported by all major political parties and a range of refugee charities. Reeves says ending the use of asylum hotels will save the Treasury £1 billion a year. But for a government rapidly losing support, ending “hotel Bri…Rachel Reeves · United Kingdom Read Article

Class and masculinity are connected – when industry changes, so does what it means to ‘be a man’

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Tero Vesalainen/ShutterstockOn July 3, I’ll be discussing Youth, Masculinity and the Political Divide at an event with The Conversation and Cumberland Lodge at Newcastle University (get your tickets here). Young people involved in the panel have brought up class and the decline of industry as topics for discussion. This is particularly fitting, given my ongoing PhD research exploring masculinity and the contemporary lives of working-class men in…England · England Read Article

Scientists Just Found a Sugar Switch that Protects Your Brain From Alzheimer's

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Scientists have uncovered a surprising sugar-related mechanism inside brain cells that could transform how we fight Alzheimer’s and other dementias. It turns out neurons don’t just store sugar for fuel—they reroute it to power antioxidant defenses, but only if an enzyme called GlyP is active. When this sugar-clearing system is blocked, toxic tau protein builds up and accelerates brain degeneration.Alzheimer's Disease · Gothenburg See the Story

Jobless young South Africans often lose hope: new study proves the power of mentorship

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

More than a third of young South Africans are not in employment, education or training. This cohort of 3.4 million (37.1% of those aged 15–24) risks long-term joblessness. Discouragement – giving up looking for work – is also a risk, as the latest data show. This has serious social and economic implications. Social and economic exclusion can lead to declining mental health, social drift, long-term dependence on grants and lost economic potential…Education · Gauteng Read Article

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