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The Guardian view on Trump’s Iranian campaign: an illegal war that risks becoming the new normal

Editorial: The US-Israeli military action will test the fragile rules governing the use of force

The Guardian - UK

This Week in History: Ceasefires, cyberterror and crisis in Crimea

Explore how major events between 2 and 8 March were captured on The Independent’s front pages

The Independent UK

The Democrat who schools Republicans – ‘I would say do more of that’

Isaiah Martin’s videos have gone viral – he thinks his party should follow his lead and stand up to Republican excess

The Guardian - US

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U.S.-Israeli strikes against Iran may succeed on a military basis, but at what cost?

Israel and the United States have launched combat operations against Iran via Operation Epic Fury. The air campaign appears aimed at three targets: Iran’s military bases and command structure, its air defences and strategic missile sites and its leadership.

The Conversation

Trump and Netanyahu’s attack on Iran is an illegal act of aggression

Their actions are no different from Putin’s invasion of Ukraine or Rwandan president Paul Kagame’s invasion of the Democratic Republic of Congo

The Guardian - US

Florida wants its own CIA. That could lead to unchecked domestic surveillance

A bill to create a state intelligence operation would allow scrutiny based on ‘opinions’ – and could prompt other states to follow

The Guardian - US

New SNAP Rules Are Now in Effect — And Millions Are Relearning the System

Food assistance programs rarely change in dramatic headlines, but the rules behind them can shift quietly in ways that reshape daily life. That is exactly what happened on February 1, when the newest round of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program updates took effect across the country. These changes are not theoretical…

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‘You’re not gonna kidnap me in the name of the lord’: Woman’s trip to the mall turned into a kidnapping scare after someone left a pamphlet on her car

We live in an era where true-crime podcasts and viral safety warnings have us all on high alert. Because of that instinct, this woman’s holiday shopping trip turned into a kidnapping scare. The culprit? A single piece of paper left on her car door handle.

The Mary Sue

As IRS Refunds Rise, ChatGPT Offers the Smartest Uses for a $3,000 Tax Refund

IRS data shows average tax refunds rising for the 2025 tax season. ChatGPT advised using your refund for debt, an emergency fund or investing. Here's how.

GOBankingRates

The Pentagon says it’s ‘lethalitymaxxing’. Why has ‘incel’ slang crossed into the mainstream?

With the rise of influencer Clavicular and ‘looksmaxxers’, sexist language from niche memes has infiltrated official government accounts and NYT headlines

The Guardian - US

Trump’s Iran strikes accelerate the world’s drift from dollar dominance

Aggression feeds a sense that the US is operating outside global norms and helps to fuel a more complex currency outlook

The Guardian - UK

Your grandparents are the reason the U.S. isn't in a recession right now. That won't last forever

Boomers—particularly wealthy older people—are “driving the train” when it comes to the economy right now, economists told Fortune.

Fortune

Trump’s current war on Iran picks up where a longstanding enmity left off

The mutual resentments that have fueled tensions between the US and Iran have simmered for nearly half a century

The Guardian - US

Iran is now on 'death ground' amid existential threat from U.S. attacks and could 'go big' in retaliation, former NATO commander warns

Iran could close the Strait of Hormuz or conduct terrorist attacks against Americans in the region and elsewhere, said retired Admiral James Stavridis.

Fortune

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The Conversation

Neither preemptive nor legal, US-Israeli strikes on Iran have blown up international law

The joint US-Israeli strikes on Iran represent a further erosion of the international legal order. Under international law, these attacks are neither preemptive nor lawful.

The Times of India

Operation Epic Fury: How Trump-led US strikes in Tehran killed Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei, family

Operation Epic Fury, a US military action under Donald Trump, achieved its main goal. Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in strikes on Tehran. The operation also targeted Khamenei's daughter and grandchild. The offensive marked a major escalation, aiming to dismantle the Khamenei-led establishment. Explosions were reported across…

International Business Times UK

Trump's Iran Strikes Branded a Distraction From Epstein Files and Court Ruling

Explore the implications of the US military strikes in Iran, drawing comparisons to the 2003 Iraq invasion and the potential geopolitical fallout.

Space

Is it legal to own, buy, or sell Apollo mission moon rocks and lunar samples?

NASA has severe penalties for those who dare to deal in astromaterials.

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Reason

My Colleague Niall Ferguson on Iran

From his Free Press article; Ferguson is a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, a former Harvard history professor, and… The post My Colleague Niall Ferguson on Iran appeared first on Reason.com.

The Guardian - UK

War on Iran: how the US-Israeli bid for regime change unfolded

Coordinated daylight assault on Tehran sparked Iranian retaliation and plunged the region into wider conflict

International Business Times UK

Is the Nancy Guthrie Case Solved? Experts Warn 'Silent Witness' Phone Data May Unmask Suspect

Explore how digital forensics and genetic genealogy are being used in the ongoing investigation of Nancy Guthrie's disappearance.

The Conversation

Despite massive US attack and death of ayatollah, regime change in Iran is unlikely

After the largest buildup of U.S. warships and aircraft in the Middle East in decades, American and Israeli military forces launched a massive assault on Iran on Feb. 28, 2026.

TechRadar

There's no such thing as 'military-grade encryption'

A privacy promise or just a marketing buzzword?

The Guardian - US

Trump wants to distract Americans from scandals at home with a diversionary war

Iran strikes are attempt to hijack the global narrative and drown out Epstein and tariffs with the thunder of cruise missiles

The Independent UK

The brave Iranian people deserve our support – but Trump’s strikes will only answer bloodshed with bloodshed

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The US-Israeli attack may, if sources are correct, have killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei – but remains the case that the Iranian people deserve more support and wisdom than Trump has shown to be free of this appalling regime

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