Sunday, October 4, 2026
Front page updated October 4, 2026 at 8:00 AM
Editorial
The Cornell rape scandal is a test of whether elite institutions will submit to process or submit process to reputation.
President Michael Kotlikoff admits the school 'must do better' after a civil lawsuit exposes systemic failures in campus safety and investigations.
President Trump successfully pressured G7 allies to release 100 million barrels of oil and diesel, ensuring American farmers and truckers are not forced to subsidize global fuel shortages.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is baselessly accusing the United States of election interference as he attempts to maintain power against a surging right-wing opposition.
An Arizona appeals court has ordered a resentencing for a road rage killer, ruling that the use of an AI-generated video of the victim was an improper judicial practice.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has confirmed that Canada's retaliatory tariff strategy against the United States will carry significant economic costs as trade tensions continue to escalate.
Hungary has expelled 10 Russian diplomats as the new government under Prime Minister Péter Magyar abandons its predecessor's pro-Kremlin policies in favor of a firm stance against Russian aggression.
Iran-backed Houthi militants launched a barrage of drones and missiles at Saudi Arabian civilian and energy sites, injuring 73 people and forcing a temporary halt to oil operations.
The Argentine government is filing criminal charges against Navitas Petroleum for its legitimate operations in the Falkland Islands, escalating a long-settled sovereignty dispute.
The Kenyan government is mandating that all undocumented foreign nationals register with their embassies as part of a firm effort to enforce immigration laws and reserve small-scale trade for its own citizens.
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong is raising his annual salary by over 60% to $2.8 million, a move the government claims is necessary to attract top talent despite significant public backlash.
The Nepali government is launching a formal investigation into online abuse directed at flood survivors, threatening offenders with significant fines and potential jail time under existing electronic transaction laws.
A school in the West Bank has installed protective fencing amid an ongoing cycle of violence and security challenges in the al-Mughayyir region.
The Australian government is preparing to mandate that social media platforms allow users to opt out of personalized algorithms, finally putting the power back in the hands of the individual.
Russia and North Korea have opened their first dedicated road bridge, a strategic infrastructure project that experts warn will serve as a covert military corridor for weapons, troops, and labor to support Putin's war effort.
President Trump has issued a stern ultimatum to Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier, demanding they move production to the United States if they wish to continue accessing the American market.
Arm Holdings CEO Rene Haas asserts that artificial intelligence will eventually solve medical mysteries like cancer and drive a massive expansion in robotics, despite current supply chain constraints.