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House Judiciary Chairman James Comer on Wednesday delivered a blistering opening statement ahead of a vote to advance the contempt resolutions against the Clintons.

Aboard Belmond’s Lilas river barge, guests can experience a hyper-curated journey through Burgundy wine and a delightfully drifting cultural itinerary.

Here’s what to know about barricades, street closures, parking, and safety for Mardi Gras 2026 in Lafayette. Continue reading…

Verdict: Kylian Mbappe to score anytime Best Odds: 21/20 Bookmaker: Dachbet Two camps who will turn their attention back to La Liga duties on Saturday night, Real Madrid will travel to Castellon when they meet Villarreal. Villarreal Starting with the hosts, while Villarreal might open this weekend’s fixtures sat in bronze medal position, the Yellow […]

Former Alabama and two-way G-League center Charles Bediako has been granted a temporary restraining order by the court, allowing for a return to college basketball.

Photographer Frédéric Noy's shots give an insight into life around the rainforests of Udzungwa Mountains National Park – and efforts to protect it

“Anything less would license future newsroom raids and normalize censorship by search warrant,” the Post says

The private credit market mdash; once a quiet corner of finance mdash; has become one of the fastest-growing and most influential sources of corporate financing in the world. In 2025, the industry raised $224.

Recent revelations that more than 300 Metro Mass Transit (MMT) buses were sold at extremely low prices, some reportedly for as little as GH cent;2,500 each, have reignited national concern about how Ghana rsquo;s public transport assets have been handled.

In life, they say, give time sometime and the rest is history. Who told you a wild dog can be tamed in a midst of gathering without medications or chaining? This can only be conceived by those who underestimate the level of madness of their dog.

Six-month-old US start-up launches new ‘energy based’ reasoning model as it targets $1bn-plus valuation

From smartphones to net zero, there has been no shortage of innovative ideas in the past 25 years, which is why we have taken a look back to choose the best

Time it right each month, and you can spot two fleeting tricks of light on the lunar surface. Abigail Beall is planning ahead

Feedback has seen all the fuss about the finale of Stranger Things, but would like to point out that if we're going to dissect the plot, we have bigger things to worry about

Peter F. Hamilton’s new book A Hole in the Sky is set on a troubled ark ship hundreds of years into its voyage, with fantastic plot twists and turns. I'm a big Hamilton fan, but one aspect of the novel proved alienating for me, says Emily H. Wilson

Imposing order on the world is seductive, but it flattens out the diversity and rich messiness of human life. Oddly, playing by the rules may help us fight back, argues C. Thi Nguyen in The Score

The books, TV, games and more that New Scientist staff have enjoyed this week

Almost 80 years ago, sociologists identified a new personality type that is particularly sensitive to loneliness. It's even more relevant today, says Annalee Newitz

We thought we could address big social problems by steering individual behaviour. But "nudging" people doesn't work, say behavioural scientists Nick Chater and George Loewenstein

You've got ten kingdoms, at a minimum.

Fresco of St Thomas Aquinas in Florence, Italy. Photo: Shutterstock.com

A fresh look at the Helix Nebula captures new details of the cycle of stellar life and death

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In this issue, I’ll explain the details behind Claude’s new AI agent and how it hints at what we should expect from AGI. Then, I’ll reveal the safest and most profitable ways to prepare.

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The open-top supercar will be auctioned off by Cars & Bids later this year.