Australia Pushes Data Centres Toward Renewables

On a different front, Australian media outlets reported on new guidelines urging data centres to back the country's renewable energy

France Votes — and a Billionaire’s Far-Right Bet Comes Into

French voters headed to the polls for the second round of municipal elections, with tight races in both Paris and

The Middle East Spirals Toward Wider War

The most consequential story of the day — and potentially of the year — continued to unfold across the Middle

Costa Rica: Diplomatic Ruptures and Historic Extraditions

In Central America, Costa Rica is making headlines on two fronts. A group of Cuban exiles rallied in San José

Australia’s Fractured Right Hands Labor an Unexpected Gift

In Australian politics, an intriguing paradox is playing out. Pauline Hanson is right that voters have "had a gutful," according

Robert Mueller, Former FBI Director and Special Counsel, Dead

Robert Mueller, who led the FBI until 2013 and later became a household name as the special counsel investigating Russian

Hawaii’s Worst Flooding in Over 20 Years

Closer to home, Hawaii is facing its worst flooding in more than two decades. Officials issued blunt "LEAVE NOW" evacuation

64 Killed in Strike on Sudan Hospital

In one of the most horrifying attacks of Sudan's grinding civil war, a drone strike on a healthcare facility in

The Iran Crisis Sends Shockwaves Far Beyond the Middle East

What is happening around Iran is no longer just a regional war — it is a stress test for the

Australia’s Youth in Crisis: Sleep, Screens, and a System That’s

A cluster of major Australian investigations this week has painted a troubling portrait of young people under siege. An Australian-first