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37 Photos That Define 2026, According To World Press Photo

Every year, the World Press Photo contest brings together some of the most powerful and thought-provoking images from across the globe. Celebrating the very best in photojournalism and documentary photography, the competition highlights stories that might otherwise go unnoticed, capturing moments of conflict, resilience, injustice, and humanity in a way…

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Photojournalists were limited to public hallways, but this photographer kept showing up anyway – and her persistence earned her this major award. Emotional ICE image wins World Press Photo of the Year

World Press Photo has selected an emotional image of a family seperated by ICE as the Photo of the Year for 2026

Digital Camera World

How the Prairieland ‘Antifa’ Verdict Threatens the Anti-Trump Resistance

Last week's convictions related to a July 4 ICE detention center demonstration raise red flags about the right to protest. “This can happen to you, and if they can do it to you, they will.”

Texas Observer

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An unlikely Oscars 2026 nominee is a tense, gut-wrenching odyssey through the desert – with one of the best scores this awards season

Big Screen Spotlight | This Oscars season, Sirāt is one of the unlikeliest nominees, but well worth seeking out

Total Film

The ‘Antifa Scare’ Goes on Trial in North Texas

As nine of the "Prairieland 19" face their days in court, the broader constitutional rights of left-wing activists may hang in the balance.

Texas Observer

‘The music could not stop for three days’: how Sirāt went on a road trip to the dark heart of rave

Club culture is notoriously hard to capture on film. Oscar-tipped director Oliver Laxe explains why he had to organise his own music festival in the Moroccan desert to find deeper meaning in dance-floor ecstasy

The Guardian - UK

Sergi López on 'Sirāt': A journey that makes you look inward

The movie “Sirāt” follows Luis as he treks through the Moroccan desert with his son and dog to find his missing daughter

The Independent UK

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Why an Amazon river cruise should be on your bucket list

Aboard a small ship in Peru, Angelina Villa-Clarke discovers a kaleidoscope of wildlife (and the perfect pisco sour)

Evening Standard

5 storybooks to help children navigate anxiety, plus resources for parents

What if a storybook could help parents manage their child’s anxiety?

The Conversation

Sirāt review – rave in the desert leads to exasperating quest in the sands of Morocco

Oliver Laxe’s Cannes prize winner about a father’s search for his missing daughter starts impressively then descends into Pythonesque perdition

The Guardian - UK

As Ford CEO Jim Farley Talks About Shortage Of Mechanics, This TikTok User Says There's A Debt Problem: 'They Just Financially Can't'

Ford Motor Co. (NYSE:F) CEO Jim Farley says there's a shortage of mechanics and repair technicians in the U.S. as users on social media highlight a debt problem.

Benzinga

Ex-NASA Worker Hired to Play Mariachi Music as Client's 'Cheating Ex' Moves Out of Their Home

A retired NASA engineer turned mariachi musician followed a cheating ex around as they moved out, singing 'Guantanamera' in a surreal — and viral — show of post-breakup theatrics.

International Business Times UK

Dave Says: Giving Intelligently and Responsibly Takes Time and Effort

Dear Dave, My wife and I have worked hard for many years. We’ve tried to be smart with our money, and follow your principles of...

Saving Advice

Lalo Schifrin obituary

Composer of the Mission: Impossible theme tune as well as music for a host of Hollywood films including Bullitt and Dirty Harry

The Guardian - UK

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Here’s What’s Happening to the People ICE Arrests in Immigration Court

Many are fighting to keep their court cases open so that they can still request asylum.

The Guardian - UK

Violeta Chamorro obituary

First female president of Nicaragua who won a surprise victory over Daniel Ortega and served her country in the 1990s

Sports Illustrated

Men’s Basketball Transfer Portal: With One Week to Go, How the 2025–26 Season Is Shaping Up

The pending House settlement had an impact on the portal and many teams are getting creative in building their rosters.

The Conversation

Pennsylvania’s mushroom industry faces urgent labor shortage − and latest immigration policies will likely make it worse

“I had never worked with mushrooms before,” Luis said, reflecting on his time in Chester County’s mushroom industry. “But my family has always worked in agriculture, so I like it. I’m used to hard work.”

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Undocumented Workers Prepare to Clean Up L.A.’s Fires Amid ICE Raids

As fear mounts, day laborers risk arrest to help the city rebuild and support their families.

The Guardian - US

Kiss of the Spider Woman review – Jennifer Lopez dazzles in unsteady musical

The star gives her all in Bill Condon’s uneven adaptation of the Broadway revision of a prison-set fantasy

Top News

Migrants Left In Shock As App Shutdown Cancels Appointments

President Trump's executive action halting a migrant entry app at the Mexico-US border leaves individuals in limbo, raising questions about the future of l...

The Independent UK

Man killed girlfriend after fight over her new haircut, cops say

Benjamin Gual was said to have become ‘angered’ after learning of Carmen Martinez-Silva’s plans to sport a new hairdo

International Business Times

Protesters' Mass Arrests Leave Venezuelans In Fear

Edward Ocariz was cooking lunch at his home in a Caracas slum when police stormed in.

Marie Claire

The 25 Best Romance Books of 2024 (So Far)

Add these 25 new novels to your to-read stack ASAP.

Chicago Sun-Times

Stories you can’t tell on the migrant beat

Hitting the streets, I saw the glaring proof of why so many migrants can’t go back home, despite the beautiful things they miss from there.

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