The Death of Mariam Dagga and the Growing Toll on Journalists in Gaza
A Life Behind the Lens Mariam Dagga was 33. Not famous. But in Gaza, people knew her. She carried a camera and told stories
Gen Z Is Tired of Working From Home
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China Targets Online Pricing With New Draft Rules
Cracking Down on Unfair Tactics China just released draft rules to clean up how major internet platforms set prices. The goal: stop shady pricing
Prisoner Exchange Russia and Ukraine in UAE-Brokered Deal
146 Freed on Each Side A Prisoner Exchange On August 24, Russia and Ukraine exchanged 146 prisoners each. It was one of the largest
Trump New Design Chief: A Bold Bet on Government Websites
26,000 Sites, One Mission The Trump Administration just launched a massive web redesign. More than 26,000 federal sites are getting a full reboot. Leading
From Idea to Exit – Tal Melenboim on What It’s Like to Build and Scale Tech Companies
Tal Melenboim is a serial entrepreneur who’s spent the past decade building and backing tech companies that solve real problems. He is the founder
Canada’s $2B military Aid Package for Ukraine
Biggest Move Yet Canada just dropped its largest aid package to Ukraine since the war started: $2 billion, no strings attached. Not a loan.
Trump Armed Guard Patrols Hit D.C. Streets
D.C. just got more tense. For weeks, National Guard troops stood watch across the city without weapons. That changed. Now, they carry pistols and