Two oil tankers were struck by unidentified projectiles while passing through the Strait of Hormuz, prompting maritime authorities to issue fresh warnings about the safety of one of the world's Tanker Strikes Near Strait of Hormuz Renew Shipping Security FearsRead more
India's Asian Games Cricket Win Over Pakistan Carries Political Weight
India's 19-run win over Pakistan in the Men's T20 cricket final at the Asian Games in Nisshin, Japan, was not just another chapter in the sport's most intense rivalry. It was a result that touched India's Asian Games Cricket Win Over Pakistan Carries Political WeightRead more
India's Street Magicians Fade as Public Space and Audiences Shrink
Ishamuddin Khan can still perform the rope trick that made him one of India's most celebrated street magicians. What he can no longer do easily is find an audience, a legal space to perform, or a way India's Street Magicians Fade as Public Space and Audiences ShrinkRead more
Burnham Pledges to Scrap Pensions Triple Lock for Care Service
Andy Burnham used his first Labour conference speech as prime minister to announce the end of the pensions "triple lock," redirecting the savings toward a new national care service. The announcement, Burnham Pledges to Scrap Pensions Triple Lock for Care ServiceRead more
Fantasy Football's FAAB Gambles Reveal a Deeper Pattern in Risk-Taking
A fantasy football newsletter joke about overspending free-agent budget on a backup quarterback points to something broader: the way fantasy sports culture mirrors the psychology of betting markets. Fantasy Football's FAAB Gambles Reveal a Deeper Pattern in Risk-TakingRead more
Terminal-Based Client Brings Sentinel's dVPN Network to the Command Line
A new open-source project called Meile is giving users of the Sentinel Network a way to manage their decentralized VPN connections without ever leaving the terminal. Built as a text-based interface, Terminal-Based Client Brings Sentinel's dVPN Network to the Command LineRead more