Eddie Glaude Jr on American Project 250 Podcast
Eddie Glaude Jr discusses his book 'American Project' on the 250 Stateside podcast, examining the fragility of US democracy and the need for a new narrative.
Category : World
Mortgage Stress Soars for New Homeowners as Rates Rise
New research shows 29% of Australian mortgage holders are at risk of mortgage stress, with rising rates and high prices causing mental health concerns. Experts urge policy attention.
Ancient Wisdom on Generational Conflict: Lessons from Greeks and Romans
Ancient Greek and Roman texts reveal timeless generational conflicts and offer advice on harmony through reason and shared deliberation, relevant today.
What People With Intersex Traits Want You to Know
Around 63,300 Australians know they have intersex variations, but many more are unaware. These traits are not about gender or sexuality, and advocates call for better understanding and policy change.
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Weather Whiplash: Heatwaves and Floods on the Rise in Australia
Weather whiplash events—heatwaves followed by heavy rain—are becoming more frequent and widespread in Australia, affecting larger areas and populations, according to new research.
Trump Pressured to Show Evidence of Pool Sabotage
Pressure mounts on Donald Trump and the Interior Department to release photo and video evidence backing claims of vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, as renovation woes mount.
Why Humidity Makes UK Heatwave Feel Even Hotter
Humidity intensified the UK's record-breaking June heatwave, making temperatures feel up to 10°C hotter than actual readings, according to Met Office data.
Israel Minister Refuses Lebanon Pullout, Threatening Iran Talks
Israel's defence minister refuses to withdraw from southern Lebanon, undermining peace talks with Iran. The move threatens regional stability.
Guardian View: Political Rhetoric Fuels Islamophobia
The Guardian warns political rhetoric is fueling Islamophobia, citing rising hate crimes and urging leaders to condemn prejudice.
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Brazilian Police Arrest Spanish Citizen Over Racist Abuse
Brazilian police have arrested a Spanish citizen accused of directing racial slurs at a local vendor in Rio de Janeiro, highlighting ongoing racism issues.
Germany's rail network halted by botched IT maintenance
Germany's rail network ground to a halt Tuesday due to botched IT maintenance, stranding hundreds of thousands. Deutsche Bahn apologizes as punctuality hits 59%.
Chemours Settles Forever Chemicals Claims for $1.18B
Chemours agrees to pay $1.18 billion to resolve claims over PFAS contamination, impacting water systems across the US.
Geoff Wadge Obituary: Pioneering Volcanologist Dies at 74
Professor Geoff Wadge, a world-renowned volcanologist who transformed volcano monitoring with satellite radar, has died aged 74. His work saved countless lives.
Deadly Heatwaves to Intensify, Experts Warn
Experts warn that deadly heatwaves will worsen, urging preparedness as climate change drives more frequent and intense extreme heat events globally.
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Europeans Battle Scorching June Heatwave
A severe June heatwave grips Europe, with temperatures exceeding 40°C in several countries, prompting health alerts and emergency measures.
Britain's Lost Decade After Brexit: Inside the 26 June Edition
Britain faces a lost decade of economic stagnation post-Brexit, with GDP growth 5% lower than expected, according to a new analysis. The 26 June edition explores the impact.
Colombia Election: de la Espriella Leads
Conservative Abelardo de la Espriella leads Colombia's presidential race with 42% of votes, promising economic reform and security crackdown.
Cartoon mocks Jennings and Burnham over UK politics
A new cartoon satirises Nicola Jennings and Andy Burnham's roles in UK politics, highlighting tensions within the Labour Party.
Senators: Moms.gov Must Drop Anti-Abortion Listings
Democratic senators urge the Trump administration to remove anti-abortion crisis pregnancy centers from the federal 'Moms.gov' website, arguing the listings mislead women seeking reproductive healthcare.
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UK Records Hottest June Day at 40.3C
The UK has recorded its hottest June day ever, with temperatures hitting 40.3C in Cambridge, breaking the previous record by 1.5C.
Learning from Pan-African Journalism Histories
A new editor explores the legacy of diaspora journalism, from Marcus Garvey's Negro World to modern digital platforms, and asks what lessons The Long Wave can take from this bold tradition.
German lake told to lift ban on non-German speakers
A German swimming lake's ban on non-German speakers faces legal action; critics call it a 'blanket entry barrier' for population groups.
Democratic Party Hit by Leftist Tidal Wave in Recent Elections
A leftist surge has swept Democratic primaries, with socialists winning in New York, DC, and Los Angeles, signaling a shift in the party's base.
Fund manager deletes AI video after racism backlash
Fund manager Geoff Wilson deleted an AI-generated video he reposted from a rightwing nationalist account after 'inappropriate associations were identified'.
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Starmer Steps Down After Two-Year Premiership
Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as UK prime minister after two years, becoming the seventh PM in a decade. Political correspondent Aletha Adu examines the highs and lows of his premiership and the pressure that led to his decision.
Decade After Brexit, UK Still Feels Aftershocks as Europe Moves On
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, Britain continues to grapple with economic and political fallout while Europe has largely moved on, according to analysts.
Hunter Page-Lochard on 'Reckless' and Redefining Indigenous Stories
Hunter Page-Lochard discusses his new series 'Reckless', his career journey, and the importance of urban Indigenous representation in Australian TV.
Missing Texas giraffe Gracie found safe after two weeks
Gracie the giraffe, missing for nearly two weeks from a Texas ranch, has been found safe a little farther out than expected, with community help and a sheriff's appeal.
Bosnia's Lily Flag Revival: Unity at World Cup
Bosniaks are reviving the historic lily flag, a symbol of medieval Bosnia, during the World Cup in Sarajevo, fostering national pride and unity.
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Fête de la Musique Paris Black Diaspora
Paris's Fête de la Musique 2026 highlights Black diaspora artists, drawing huge crowds to free concerts across the city.
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