Semafor • Sep 10, 2025
US producer prices unexpectedly fell in August
The drop suggests US companies have shouldered some of the burden from Donald Trump’s tariffs.
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Mother Jones • Sep 10, 2025
Inside the Hidden Conservative Network Bankrolling an “Ecosystem” of Right-Wing News
“Now more than ever, the world needs an honest newsroom.” With these words, the little-known Informing America Foundation was awarded the $250,000 Gregor G. Peterson Prize in “venture philanthropy” last December for its “high-quality journalism.” If few had heard of IAF, hinted the nonprofit’s CEO, Debbie Myers, it was by design. “We stay very much […]
Semafor • Sep 10, 2025
Congo Brazzaville and China's Wing Wah sign $23B oil deal
Under the agreement, Wing Wah will develop three oil fields to drill 200,000 barrels per day in Congo Brazzaville by 2030.
Semafor • Sep 10, 2025
Israel’s strike on Qatar breaks a major taboo
Israel’s strike solidifies Gulf opposition to its relentless campaign against Hamas, Iran, and its proxies.
Semafor • Sep 10, 2025
Kenya plans new debt-for-food security deal: Report
The $1 billion swap is a move to reduce the country's spiraling debt burden, Reuters reported.
Mother Jones • Sep 10, 2025
If Donald Trump Were Incapacitated, Would We Know?
The president disappeared just long enough for the speculation to begin, and for the press to start asking questions. The year was 1893, and Grover Cleveland had a tumor on the roof of his mouth. Fearing that news of his illness would make him seem weak, Cleveland arranged to have it secretly removed on a […]
Semafor • Sep 10, 2025
Côte d'Ivoire clears a new presidential candidate
Former First Lady Simone Gbagbo’s inclusion in a list of five candidates came as a surprise following the controversial disqualification of other candidates.
Semafor • Sep 10, 2025
Walmart to open first South Africa stores
Walmart’s presence has previously been through its ownership of Massmart, a group with a portfolio of 300 stores in eight sub-Saharan African countries.
Zeteo • Sep 10, 2025
The Supreme Court Is Committing Judicial Malpractice
The far-right justices' over-reliance on ‘emergency’ unexplained decisions to greenlight Trump’s spree of lawlessness sends the message that the president can do whatever he wants.
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1827 headlinesSupreme Court Battle Over Trans Athletes Is About So Much More Than Sports
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An Expert Weighs in on Hurdles to Suing the ICE Officer Who Fatally Shot Renée Good
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Scenes of Escalating Violence, Chaos, and Resistance in Minneapolis
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Arizona Republicans Push to Criminalize Protesters for “Obstructing” ICE Arrests
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Afraid But Undeterred, Minnesota Greets Trump’s ICE Surge With Demonstrations
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Mamdani Can Take Concrete Steps to Protect NYC’s Migrant Sex Workers
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How Vets in Labor Have Joined the Fight Against Trump
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Thank the Supreme Court for Trump’s Latest Attack on the Federal Reserve
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Venezuelan Migrants Are in Legal Limbo After Maduro’s Abduction
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Trump’s War Against Jerome Powell Enters a Dark New Chapter
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