“Due to intense enemy drone activity and the presence of landmines, evacuation using conventional unmanned ground vehicles was impossible,” the brigade that carried out the operation said Monday.

Rome prosecutors are investigating Israel Katz, Itamar Ben-Gvir, Eyal Zamir and 11 other officials over alleged torture of Italian flotilla activists. What the evidence shows and what blocks a trial.

Wealth taxes are justified and overdue, but until we confront corporate power directly, wealth will continue concentrating in the same few hands, argues Christopher Marquis.

The writer, historian, and activist explores an America where the right has turned hatred of women into an ever-expanding, multi-platform Internet grift.

The report purposely does not come to a final conclusion, as the other reports did, about whether there is enough evidence that Trump’s campaign coordinated or colluded with Russia to sway the electio...

Australia's EV and PHEV sales surged to 35.6% of total car sales in August 2026. In August 2022, EVs made up just 4.7% of total sales. Will sales decline when the Iran war is eventually over? It's possible. But even without the rise in fuel prices which occurred as a result of the war, EVs are still much cheaper to run than petrol/diesel cars. And now they're also cheaper to buy. People who bought an EV have given confidence to others who have worried about switching. The rise in the number of EVs will lead to a surge in new chargers. It will only get easier to run your EV as the charging infrastructure rolls out. And truly, the cheapest EVs are _very_ cheap. The cheapest _car_ in Australia is an EV, the BYD ATTO 1. It has a low range (220 km), but is dirt cheap to run. If you're poor, it's not going to be a burden to stop off and recharge on long routes, just as it isn't for, say, Pakistanis or Thais. This is an unstoppable revolution. The S-curve has flexed upwards, and will continue steepening until we get to 90 or 95% penetration. And that's true everywhere — except the USA. --- Source: EMBER