Officials Push Back on Claims NDIS Reforms Assume Disability Can Be Cured
Government officials have defended key elements of Labor’s NDIS reforms during a Senate hearing.
Millions of Chronic Kidney Disease Cases Remain Undiagnosed, Study Finds
Chronic kidney disease is not detected until 90 percent of kidney function is lost, according to Kidney Health Australia.
Cybercrime Costs for Large Businesses Surge 219 Percent: ASD
The average cost of cybercrime for large businesses has risen by 219 percent in the 2025 financial year, compared with an 8 percent increase for individuals.
UK Pushing for Social Media Powers in ‘Times of Crisis’
Critics warn the government is using disorder to expand online censorship, saying they ‘only want to prevent people from talking about the problem.’
Behind the Trump–Xi Handshake, an Architecture of Distrust
Washington has stopped expecting China to reform and is walling off its tech and tariff weapons, even as it keeps everyday trade flowing, analysts say.
Court Upholds Firearms Seizure in Sovereign Citizen Case
The West Australian Police, concerned about violent acts by ’sovereign citizens’ in the eastern states, raiding gun owners and seizing their weapons.
Australian Financial Watchdogs Back New Powers to Curb Money-Laundering Via Crypto
One area of concern is cryptocurrency ATMs, which have proliferated from 23 machines in 2019 to about 2,000 today.
British, French, German Envoys Discuss Ukraine With Russian Diplomat Amid Ceasefire Push
The E3 met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on June 7 and backed his calls for direct talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
US Embassy in Baghdad Advises ‘Heightened Readiness’ Among Americans in Iraq
The alert points citizens toward a Level 4 ‘Do Not Travel’ advisory as the embassy suggests possible travel disruptions with short notice could occur.
Trump Reopens Pacific Marine Monuments to Commercial Fishing
The president on Thursday issued a proclamation reopening large portions of several Pacific marine national monuments to commercial fishing.
As Platner Rises, Some Mainers Have Questions
The winner of the state’s Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate has come under scrutiny over past remarks and alleged actions.
Explosion Kills 7, Injures Dozens in China’s Guangxi; Residents Suspect Deliberate Attack
Police ruled out a gas leak. Residents said they believe the blast was a ’revenge against society' attack and the true toll exceeds official figures.
Why a Key Immigration Detention Policy Might Hit Supreme Court
Federal appeals courts have issued conflicting rulings on the Trump administration policy of denying detention review for illegal immigrants.
Stopping a Drug Safely Takes a Team. Medicare Just Funded One Piece of It
CMS has opened the door to paying for supervised deprescribing. Experts say the harder work is building the support patients need.
Music on the Magic Mountain
How Thomas Mann’s ‘The Magic Mountain’ uses the power of music to transform a simple soul amid life, death, and war.
One Nation’s Rise Reflects Economic Anxiety: Treasurer
‘I think people have got legitimate concerns about where they fit in that story of churn and change,’ Chalmers said.
Greens Back CGT, Negative Gearing Changes but Call for Higher Corporate Taxes
The Greens have thrown support behind the government’s capital gains tax and negative gearing reforms, but are calling for more.
About 500 Jobs to Go as Australian Barbecue Chain Collapses
The company was placed into voluntary administration in February.
Unusually Strong El Niño Develops Early in Tropical Pacific
The warm weather pattern could evolve into a ’super El Niño' if sea surface temperature rise by 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit above its average.
Shakira Leads Opening Ceremony as FIFA World Cup Kicks Off in Mexico City
A crowd of 80,000 cheered the Colombian pop star and other performers, and Mexico won its opening match.
SpaceX: To Buy or Not to Buy?
Why analysts say SpaceX is worth nearly $2 trillion, and why they say it isn’t.
Mexico Shuts Down South Africa 2–0 to Win World Cup Opening Game
This game featured more red cards than any other World Cup opening match.
Florida Police Release Final Report on Hulk Hogan’s Cause of Death
Police detail the celebrity wrestler’s last hours and rule out possible causes of his death.
1 Minute of Chair Exercises to Help Stabilize Blood Pressure
Simple, consistent exercises that activate and contract the muscles can help improve circulation and lower blood pressure naturally.
The Benefits of Eating Nose-to-Tail
Modern diets favor muscle meat, but liver, bone broth, and organ meats deliver nutrients that steak can’t match.
FDA Approves First New Sunscreen Ingredient in 20 Years
Bemotrizinol, which has long been used safely in Europe and Asia, will be available for American consumers and children as young as 6 months old.
This Vintage Cheese Puff Recipe Is Worth Reviving for Today’s Gatherings
As I write my 1,000th column, I am reminded of the most wonderful bites/tastes I have experienced.
Tips for Kitchen Remodeling
Even with a large kitchen, there can be many times when you find your kitchen to be too crowded and inconvenient to function well.
The Little-Known Chapter in Alexander Hamilton’s Life
Despite their bitter parting, Hamilton and George Washington reconciled and became close allies, renewing one of the greatest alliances in American history.
Inside Dollywood’s Summer Season: Iconic Rides and Hidden Gems
From America’s first steel wing coaster to the legendary Grist Mill cinnamon bread, here is why Dollywood remains a top-tier theme park destination.
