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After a stint in Guantanamo Bay, a Venezuelan deported from the US adjusts to his homeland

Jhoan Bastidas is just starting to make sense of it all

The Independent UK

Three years after Russia’s invasion, a global online army is still fighting for Ukraine

More than three years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a 30-day ceasefire between the two warring countries may be imminent. But much more needs to happen before a just and lasting peace is achieved.

The Conversation

The Mosinee Project review – cold war hoax drama has fun with communist cosplay

Wisconsin’s ‘red scare’ of 1950 was a deliberate fake – but this entertaining show by Counterfactual speculates about possible truths behind the pretence

The Guardian - UK

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Immigration Lawyer Warns: Avoid These Tattoos to Prevent Being Linked to Tren de Aragua Amid Trump Crackdown

Political observers argue that the U.S. government may be labeling migrants as Tren de Aragua members based solely on their tattoos

Latin Times

What Trump Has Done With Medicare So Far

Since President Trump was sworn into office on January 20, he has proposed or initiated changes impacting Medicare. Here's the latest roundup.

Kiplinger

Generative AI has a long way to go as siloed data and abuse of its capacity remain a downside – but it does change the game for security teams

Generative AI enhances cybersecurity but faces challenges like siloed data, phishing threats, and a talent gap.

TechRadar

Why Canadian-trained doctors should be allowed to practise anywhere in Canada without additional licensing

While politicians tout the benefits of reducing interprovincial trade barriers to unlock prosperity amid escalating trade tensions, our most precious health-care resources — fully qualified doctors — remain shackled. Physicians face a maze of regulations when attempting to practise beyond their home province. We must break these chains.

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‘Maga since forever’: mercenary mogul Erik Prince pushes to privatize Trump deportation plans

Notorious Blackwater founder is lobbying allies in White House for private contractors to assist in mass deportations

The Guardian - US

Murder the Truth by David Enrich review – disturbing read on effort to undo free speech in US

Book delves in to network of Trump, government members and ultra-rich to overturn Times v Sullivan

The Guardian - US

There’s nothing elitist about college or university. We should reject that idea

Higher education institutions continue to function as powerful engines of social mobility. They need more, not less, support

The Guardian - US

If you’re reading this column, Elon Musk has messed up

Social media is lurching to the right like a tapeworm scenting offal – and X’s algorithms make it hard to find opposing opinion

The Guardian - UK

NATO countries are having second thoughts about buying America's F-35 as the 'predictability of our allies' is doubted amid Trump's seismic shifts

"There are several options that must be considered, particularly in the context of European production."

Fortune

Who owns digital data about you? South African legal scholar weighs up property and privacy rights

In the digital economy, data is more than just information – it is an asset with immense economic and strategic value. Yet, despite its significance, a fundamental legal question remains unresolved: Can data be owned? While privacy laws worldwide focus on protecting individuals’ rights over their personal data, they often…

The Conversation

If even Germany is embracing higher spending, why on earth can’t Labour?

Russia has pushed Europe into a quasi-Keynesian approach to the defence budget. Only Britain insists on cutting help to the sick to pay for security

The Guardian - UK

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Alien Enemies Act: what is it and can Trump use it to deport gang members?

Using the 227-year-old law to argue the Venezuelan gang’s activities amount to an invasion is ‘unprecedented’, according to the Congressional Research Service

The Independent UK

Facts, not fear: Inside Mexico's pioneering drug harm reduction programs

Since the mid-1980s, a number of organizations, primarily in northern Mexico, have launched informational campaigns and community-oriented interventions aimed at addressing drug use from a public health and social justice perspective, rather than a security one

The Independent UK

Young scientists see career pathways vanish as schools adapt to federal funding cuts

Reductions to federal support for research at universities and other institutions under President Donald Trump are dimming young scientists’ prospects, cutting off pathways to career-building projects and graduate programs

Reason

Trump Invokes Alien Enemies Act as Tool for Deportation - Federal Court Issues Temporary Restraining Order Against it [Updated]

If courts allow Trump to get away with using the Act in peacetime, it would set a dangerous precedent.

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The Observer view on the proposed Ukraine deal: Kyiv’s allies must not fall into Putin’s trap

While Donald Trump has no plan beyond halting the gunfire, Russia’s leader does. Peace at any price is no peace at all

LiveScience

Why is it still so hard to make nuclear weapons?

Scientists have been building nuclear weapons for more than 80 years, but crafting this technology remains a challenge.

Latin Times

Immigration Accounted For All US Population Growth in 2022-23 as Trump Admin Doubles Down on Mass Deportations

All U.S. population growth in 2022-23 happened because of immigration, rather than births, for the first time since 1850, a new report suggests.

The Guardian - US

Eggings, swastikas and dog poop: Tesla bears brunt of people’s ire against Musk

In response to the billionaire’s scorched-earth raids on US government agencies, Tesla chargers and showrooms are being targeted

Latin Times

Trump's Cartel Crackdown Offers 'New Tools' but Won't Eradicate Them, Former Special DEA Agent Says (Exclusive)

Cartels recruit more people than they lose and are deeply embedded in the U.S., former DEA Special Agent Brian Townsend warns

The Independent UK

How worried should we be about the amount of plastic in our kitchens?

IN FOCUS: Our kitchens are teeming with plastic, and most of us use it to cook every day. But should we all be thinking more about the potential health risks, asks Katie Rosseinsky

Reason

Georgia Antidoxing Bill Could Criminalize Everyday Criticism

The bill is a "law against criticism of any kind," according to a lawyer who testified against it.

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