Iranians Dread Darkness as Trump's Power Plant Deadline Ticks Toward Monday Night
As Trump's 48-hour ultimatum to 'obliterate' Iran's power plants expires Monday, 90 million civilians face the prospect of life without electricity.
Anna Weber
Bureau: Berlin
Pentagon Confirms Immediate Appeal of Press Credential Ruling
Pentagon spokesman Parnell said the DOD would pursue 'immediate appeal' after a federal judge struck down its press restrictions as unconstitutional.
Maria Ressa's Blueprint for How Narrative Warfare Replaced Propaganda
Nobel laureate Maria Ressa's report documents how the creator economy became the propaganda apparatus, making majorities irrelevant to political outcomes.
The War in Your Pocket: What Fourteen Minutes of Scrolling Does to Your Brain
Fourteen minutes of war news consumption measurably increases depression and anxiety symptoms, and women bear the disproportionate psychological cost.
How to Survive the News Without Losing Your Mind
The APA confirms excessive negative news harms physical health — here is a practical protocol for staying informed without being destroyed.
Big Tech's Faustian Bargain With Journalism Now Includes Embedding Spies in the Newsroom
Palantir wants to embed in newsrooms, Meta killed fact-checking, and CJR asks whether journalism needs a 'NATO for news' to survive its allies.