London River Tomatoes Raise a Sewage Question — Jim Waterson’s Report
Jim Waterson’s London Centric report found tomatoes beside a London river. It raises a sewage question, but the visible plants alone cannot identify the source.
Tamil Nadu Auto Fare Hike: ₹50 Minimum From 1.8 Km After 13 Years, Night Rides Cost 1.5 Times
Tamil Nadu has revised auto-rickshaw fares for the first time since 2013. The minimum fare is now ₹50 for the first 1.8 kilometres, up from ₹25. Under Government Order Ms. No. 366, dated October 27, 2026, issued by the Home
Maharashtra Challenges FSSAI in Bombay High Court: FoSCoS Powers and State Inspections at Stake
The Maharashtra government has approached the Bombay High Court against the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) over the state’s food-safety enforcement
If Insurance Companies Can’t Deny Climate Risk, Why Should We?
If insurers are pricing climate risk into their decisions, why should the rest of us ignore it? The case for accepting climate reality and
Marshall BioResources Animal Testing Claims Disputed
Marshall BioResources faces protest allegations over animal testing in North Rose, NY. The company disputes the claims; federal law targets threats, not peaceful protest.
Rahul Somvanshi
Cleveland Schools Shut Down 201 Flock Cameras After Audit Finds 130,000 Outside Police Searches Parents Were Never Told About
Cleveland schools suspended 201 Flock cameras after an audit revealed 130,000 outside police searches contradicting six-month-old safety promises.
Sunita Somvanshi
The Bolsonaro Brothers’ American Gambit: Flávio Heads to Miami Amid Federal Money Laundering Probe
On Monday, Flávio Bolsonaro posted a video to his social media accounts saying he had “never thought about leaving the country” and would hand over his passport to a Brazilian Supreme Court
Govind Tekale
Inflation Hits 4.3%: Will the RBA Pull the Rate Trigger on Melbourne Cup Day?
Australian motorists filling up at the bowser and mortgage holders checking their repayment apps face a difficult week after the Australian Bureau of Statistics confirmed inflation accelerated to 4.3% in the September
CDC Loses Its Second Deputy Director in 8 Months—This Time With 42 Measles Outbreaks Active and No Permanent Replacement Ready
Jennifer Shuford quits as CDC deputy director on November 12. The agency is down 25% of its workforce with 42 measles outbreaks active.
Netanyahu’s Bloc Stalls at 59 Seats as Shas Insider Hints 7 Ultra-Orthodox Votes Could Break the Coalition Wide Open
With 40% counted, Netanyahu's bloc holds 59 seats—two short of a majority. The Shas wildcard at 7 seats could break the deadlock either way.
India’s Giant Earthworms: The Underground Architects You’ve Never Heard Of
Moniligastrid earthworms in the Western Ghats move 50 tonnes of soil per hectare yearly, stabilize carbon, and regulate water — yet remain absent from forest policy. A rare visual from the rainforest
One Forest, Two Death Paths: How Tongass Logging Kills Whales and Salmon
Tongass old-growth logging puts ships in whale corridors and silt in salmon rivers. CBD's Yoko documents the dual death pathway. Roadless Rule loopholes keep sales moving.
Israel Election 2026: Exit Polls, Key Candidates and the 61-Seat Coalition Math
Israelis are voting today in the first national Knesset election since the October 7, 2023 attacks. Polling stations across the country opened at 7:00 AM and close at 10:00 PM local time
India’s Largest Dam Planned in Highest Seismic Zone — Adi Tribe’s Legal Veto Ignored
26 Adi activists detained opposing India's largest dam (11,200 MW) in seismic Zone V. FRA/PESA legal veto bypassed. China's Medog dam cited as justification.