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Move faster to solve climate challenges, Prince William says
The Prince of Wales tells the BBC we need to “accelerate” in finding solutions to climate challenges as Earthshot nominees are unveiled. Source link
Twenty women had breasts removed needlessly, says NHS trust
The trust’s new chief executive says he apologises unreservedly – “What happened was utterly unacceptable.” Source link
How to Stop Buying New Stuff
Before buying that new gadget, take stock of what you have and need. Source link
AI Is a Kitchen-Table Issue
Chris Lehmann And with the Trump administration encouraging unregulated growth in the industry, Democrats need to start acting like it. The post AI Is a Kitchen-Table Issue appeared first on The Nation. Source link
U.S. Women Seeking Hormone-Free IUDs Come Up Short
More patients want nonhormonal methods of birth control. Yet only one copper IUD is currently available in the United States. Source link
Trump Is a Runaway Train—and Nobody’s Pulling the Brakes
Sasha Abramsky Everywhere you look, the president is causing chaos and destruction. The post Trump Is a Runaway Train—and Nobody’s Pulling the Brakes appeared first on The Nation. Source link
'I've had a mastectomy when it wasn't needed'
The women were among hundreds who were harmed by their treatment at County Durham health trust. Source link
Federal finance minister threatens to bypass NT government on funding
Katy Gallagher has met with the acting NT chief minister to discuss how federally-funded programs are being administered by the Country Liberal Party government. Source link
Canada's top general is up for a senior NATO post. Will Trump get in her way?
Canada’s Gen. Jennie Carignan faces Germany’s Gen. Carsten Breuer on Saturday in a secret-ballot contest to chair NATO’s Military Committee. A victory would make Carignan the first woman to hold the post and return Canada to the chair after nearly two decades, amid Ottawa’s push for deeper ties with Europe. Source link
As Carney's popularity soars, Conservatives weigh what to do about their own leader
A number of Conservative MPs have soured on Pierre Poilievre as leader, but despite this growing angst, his position is relatively secure because there is no strong appetite to oust him and choose someone new right now, according to party and caucus sources who spoke to CBC News. Source link