Semafor • Dec 29, 2025
Deadly Mexico train wreck underscores corruption fears
An investigation last year showed that allies of former President Obrador were selected as rail contractors despite having little previous experience.
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Semafor • Dec 28, 2025
Scotch sales decline, stoking fears of whisky glut
Global Scotch whisky sales reportedly fell 2.5% year-on-year in the first half of 2025.
truthout • Dec 27, 2025
Despite Trump’s War on Workers, Labor Movement Notched Crucial Wins in 2025
As Trump prepares to escalate attacks on unions and immigrant workers, the labor movement must build power to stop him.
Scheer Post • Dec 27, 2025
Amid Starvation and Mass Killings, This Gaza Baker Refused to Stop Her Work
By Dalia Abu Ramadan for Truthout The hardest part of working during the war was the endless search for the ingredients I needed to make cakes,” 23-year-old Gaza baker Dema Al-Buhisi tells me. “For months, that struggle consumed me,” she adds. “Finding flour alone took five full days — five days just to get clean, […]
truthout • Dec 27, 2025
Health Centers Meant to Make Care Affordable Are Suing Patients for Unpaid Bills
Patients’ finances can be devastated by lawsuits, especially with the interest charges, lawyer fees, and court costs.
Lever News • Dec 27, 2025
Did That Really Happen In 2025?
Test your knowledge of consolidation in the frozen potato market, new national security directives, and other issues from the past year that really matter.
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The Majority Report • Dec 27, 2025
BRAIN DRAIN: Doctors Are Leaving US
Semafor • Dec 26, 2025
$8,000 train ticket comes to Saudi
The 66-passenger train will offer one- and two-night journeys from Riyadh to destinations including Hail and the UNESCO-listed AlUla.
Semafor • Dec 26, 2025
Japan’s fiscal year budget sparks debt concerns
The new budget will step defense spending to 2% of GDP.
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Michigan Lawsuit Calls Big Oil a “Cartel” That’s Driving High Energy Bills
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Why corporate America is mostly staying quiet as federal immigration agents show up at its doors
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Has Little Caesars Arena boosted economic activity in Detroit? We looked at hotel and short-term rental industry data to find out
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Bad Bunny, Billionaires, and the Business of Sports
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Data centers told to pitch in as storms and cold weather boost power demand
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Denmark’s generous child care and parental leave policies erase 80% of the ‘motherhood penalty’ for working moms
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Ignoring China’s Poverty Alleviation Success Is Costing Us All
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3 things to know about Kevin Warsh, Trump’s nod for Fed chair
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Mamdani Announces New Settlement Securing Backpay for Delivery Workers
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