UncategorizedCursive’s unlikely AI-fueled comeback, explained fwadmin / August 26, 2026 More than 25 states now require cursive. The science backing it is dodgy, to say the least.
UncategorizedThe drip-drip US debt crisis fwadmin / August 26, 2026 Rising deficits and debt-servicing costs no longer seem to have the power to restore prudence
UncategorizedIran and Oman edge towards deal on Strait of Hormuz fwadmin / August 26, 2026 Interim proposal on managing shipping is first hint of diplomatic progress to reopen the strategic waterway in weeks
Uncategorized‘Embarrassing’: US officials recoil from Trump’s Canada attacks fwadmin / August 26, 2026 Deepening trade war between two long-term allies descends into insults and recrimination
UncategorizedCanada announces $20bn retaliatory tariffs as US trade war escalates fwadmin / August 26, 2026 Hundreds of US goods will face increased levies from September 8
UncategorizedThe Medicare GLP-1 discount is here, so why are some sick people excluded? fwadmin / August 26, 2026 “I’m obese, morbidly obese, BMI 42. I had quadruple heart bypass surgery. I’m at risk for stroke. I’m prediabetic. And yet I can’t get it. I’m livid.”
UncategorizedCould nuclear fusion become economically viable? fwadmin / August 26, 2026 Some scientists have come up with a way of measuring its commercial value
UncategorizedBOJ chief Ueda to skip Jackson Hole, shifts market focus to G20 fwadmin / August 26, 2026
UncategorizedEarnings call transcript: FWD Group posts record H1 2026 profit as shares rise 6.6% fwadmin / August 26, 2026
UncategorizedAustralia inflation runs hot in July, adding to rate hike risk fwadmin / August 26, 2026