E.U. Chief Says Alleged Russian Drone Plot Had ‘Hallmarks of State-Sponsored Terrorism’

E.U. Chief Says Alleged Russian Drone Plot Had ‘Hallmarks of State-Sponsored Terrorism’

Wadephul announced retaliatory measures, relaying that Germany intends to close the Russian consulate in Bonn from Sep. 18. The lease for the Russian House in Berlin, an institute showcasing Russian culture, will be terminated. There will also be tighter entry controls for Russian nationals and additional pressure will be placed on Moscow’s shadow fleet. Russia…

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The North American Beach Escapes That Shine in Fall Shoulder Season

The North American Beach Escapes That Shine in Fall Shoulder Season

Oahu, Hawaii Home to Hawaii’s largest city, Oahu is teeming with tourists seeking a mix of fast-paced Honolulu and restorative beach time in July and August. But even when the crowds thin out in September, the summer weather stays. Unlike California, the ocean temperatures in Hawaii remain pretty comfortable year-round, but peak warmth happens through…

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U.S. Mint Begins Selling Trump $1 Coins. Are They Legal?

U.S. Mint Begins Selling Trump  Coins. Are They Legal?

The resulting question of legality centers on whether the Mint satisfied the statute by providing the CCAC an opportunity to review the designs—or whether the law required an actual committee deliberation and input. According to Michael J. Gerhardt, a professor of law at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, says that the coin “violates…

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Where Burning Man Art Ends Up After the Burn

Where Burning Man Art Ends Up After the Burn

Attendees dance during the annual Burning Man Festival in the early morning of September 5, 2023. Photo by JULIE JAMMOT/AFP via Getty Images (Editor’s note: This article was originally published on August 23, 2023.) Each year, in late August, about 80,000 people flock to Nevada’s Black Rock Desert to take up temporary residency in what…

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The Danger of Ignoring Nepal

The Danger of Ignoring Nepal

And finally, the people who live in these mountains and the billions who depend on the water flowing from them deserve a voice in climate policy. Nepal should be central to that conversation. We are not debating what climate change might do. We are already living it. Nature has a way of reminding us just…

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