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California adopted a housing-only approach to homelessness in 2016, directing billions of dollars toward subsidized apar...
01/06/2026

California adopted a housing-only approach to homelessness in 2016, directing billions of dollars toward subsidized apartments with no requirements for sobriety, treatment, or work — ever. The results were the opposite of what was promised.

Homelessness rose nearly 35% nationally under this approach. In California it surged 40%, and in Sacramento County the homeless population more than doubled. A volunteer group, the River City Waterway Alliance, removed nearly 4 million pounds of waste from Sacramento waterways over three years, including 29,000 needles and 19,000 shopping carts. Meanwhile, the death rate among the homeless population more than doubled over that same period.

The author, who spent time on Sacramento's streets and with cleanup crews, argues the real crisis is not housing. It is the systematic removal of accountability from a system that was supposed to help people recover.

Karachi spent Eid with dry taps. Now it faces another round of uncertainty.On Saturday evening, a major transformer faul...
31/05/2026

Karachi spent Eid with dry taps. Now it faces another round of uncertainty.

On Saturday evening, a major transformer fault at the Dhabeji Grid Station forced an emergency shutdown, taking 10 of the city's 21 water pumping units offline. The Karachi Water and Sewerage Corporation issued a statement but could not say when normal supply would return. K-Electric had initially suggested the outage would last an hour. That assurance did not hold.

The city has been in an acute water crisis since late March, driven by pipeline leaks, transmission failures, and repeated power outages. Thousands of families now depend on expensive water tankers. One Liaquatabad resident summed it up simply: "There are days when not a single drop comes through the taps." Al Jazeera
No timeline for restoration has been provided.

PSG won the Champions League for the second year running on Saturday, beating Arsenal in a penalty shootout in Budapest....
31/05/2026

PSG won the Champions League for the second year running on Saturday, beating Arsenal in a penalty shootout in Budapest. Back in Paris, the celebrations turned violent almost immediately.

French authorities deployed 22,000 police across the country for the night, including 8,000 in Paris alone — a direct response to the riots that followed last year's win. It was not enough. By the end of the night, 416 people had been detained nationwide, 283 of them in Paris. Seven officers were wounded. Shops on the Champs-Elysées had boarded their windows in anticipation. Flares were fired at police near the Parc des Princes. Tear gas was used in response. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez called it "absolutely unacceptable."

PSG's players will parade in front of an expected 100,000 fans on Sunday, then meet President Macron at the Elysée Palace.

One of Sri Lanka's most senior Buddhist monks has been suspended from his duties after being accused of sexually abusing...
31/05/2026

One of Sri Lanka's most senior Buddhist monks has been suspended from his duties after being accused of sexually abusing an 11-year-old girl inside a sacred temple in 2022.

Pallegama Hemarathana, 71, was stripped of his role as chief custodian of the revered Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi tree in Anuradhapura after his own monastic council acted against him. He was arrested on May 9 and has since been granted bail, though a court has barred him from leaving the country. The victim's mother was also arrested for allegedly helping him.

The suspension, described as rare in Sri Lanka's religiously conservative society, fell on Vesak — the most sacred day in the Buddhist calendar.

Iran formally reasserted full military authority over the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, warning that all commercial vess...
31/05/2026

Iran formally reasserted full military authority over the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, warning that all commercial vessels and tankers must travel only through designated routes and obtain permission from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy. Any violation, Tehran stated, would seriously jeopardise those ships' security.

The move came as US-Iran nuclear deal talks stalled. Trump met advisers in the White House Situation Room on Friday and said a final decision on a deal was imminent, but no agreement followed. Iran's Foreign Ministry confirmed that while messages continue to be exchanged, no final agreement has been reached. The two sides remain publicly at odds over core terms — Tehran is demanding the immediate release of $12 billion in frozen assets, while Washington insists Iran's enriched uranium must be destroyed and the strait reopened toll-free.

Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth, speaking at a defence summit in Singapore, said the US was "more than capable" of restarting the war if a satisfactory deal is not reached. The Strait of Hormuz handles roughly 20 percent of the world's oil supply. A prolonged standoff there is a direct threat to global energy markets.

Egypt has launched an urgent diplomatic intervention to stop the Gaza ceasefire from collapsing entirely. Cairo warned I...
30/05/2026

Egypt has launched an urgent diplomatic intervention to stop the Gaza ceasefire from collapsing entirely. Cairo warned Israel directly against expanding its military occupation in Gaza and invited senior Hamas negotiator Khalil al-Hayya for emergency talks, with a meeting expected in Cairo within days. Egyptian intelligence sources described contacts between all parties as intense, with Cairo racing to prevent a return to full-scale war before the end of the week.

The crisis was triggered by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu ordering his military to expand territorial control from 53 to 70 percent of Gaza, a direct violation of the US-brokered peace plan signed in October 2025. Israeli Defence Minister Katz compounded the situation by publicly reviving a forced displacement plan for Gaza's population. At least 141 Palestinians have been killed in the past two weeks alone, and 929 since the ceasefire was signed.

Egypt has also asked the US to urgently restrain Netanyahu, a sign that Cairo no longer trusts Israel to hold the deal on its own.

Israeli forces have crossed Lebanon's Litani River a key boundary about 30 kilometres north of the Israel-Lebanon border...
30/05/2026

Israeli forces have crossed Lebanon's Litani River a key boundary about 30 kilometres north of the Israel-Lebanon border as part of an expanded ground offensive. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed the advance on Friday during a surprise visit to troops near the border, adding that Israeli forces are also operating in Beirut and the Bekaa Valley. At least 14 people were killed in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanese towns the same day, including eight Syrian nationals and a Lebanese police officer.

The offensive is escalating even as Lebanese and Israeli military delegations hold security talks at the Pentagon. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun called on US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to push for an immediate ceasefire. UNICEF reported 15 children killed and 62 injured in Lebanon in just the past seven days, calling the figures staggering. Around 40 hospitals in the south are already closed.

The United States and Iran have reached a tentative memorandum of understanding that would extend the ceasefire and plac...
30/05/2026

The United States and Iran have reached a tentative memorandum of understanding that would extend the ceasefire and place Iran's nuclear program on the table — the first structured framework since the war began in February.

The draft deal, confirmed by US and Iranian officials, would require Tehran to remove all mines from the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days, prohibit Iran from imposing transit fees, and begin nuclear talks within 60 days. Trump declared the agreement "largely negotiated," while Tehran's top negotiator warned Iran would not compromise its "legitimate rights." The US Treasury, within hours of the announcement, imposed fresh sanctions on Iran's military oil arm.

One analyst at the Eurasia Group called it plainly: "Overall this is a victory for Iran, which closed the strait and only agreed to reopen it via negotiated settlement."

Tehran calls it survival with sovereignty intact. Washington calls it a win on nuclear rollback.

Russia just delivered one of the most devastating single attacks on Kyiv since the war began — and Ukraine has answered ...
29/05/2026

Russia just delivered one of the most devastating single attacks on Kyiv since the war began — and Ukraine has answered with a direct threat to Moscow's economic spine.

On May 24, Russian forces launched 600 strike drones and 90 missiles at Ukraine's capital, including an Oreshnik ballistic missile — a weapon designed to carry nuclear warheads — aimed at Bila Tserkva, a city of 200,000 people just 50 miles from Kyiv. At least four people were killed, schools and residential buildings destroyed. Days later, President Zelensky personally approved new long-range operations targeting Russia's oil industry. "Russia's oil industry will continue to be reduced if Russia chooses war," he stated.

The Oreshnik's deployment is not incidental. It is a nuclear signal dressed in conventional clothing — Moscow reminding the world what escalation could look like.

Kyiv calls it survival. Moscow calls it a military operation.

The European Union is preparing to hit Google with the largest fine ever issued under its Digital Markets Act — and the ...
29/05/2026

The European Union is preparing to hit Google with the largest fine ever issued under its Digital Markets Act — and the ruling is expected before August 2026.

The probe, which has been nearing completion since March 2025, found that Google gave preferential placement to its own services — including shopping, hotel, and flight results — inside Google Search over those of third-party competitors. While the DMA allows fines of up to 10% of global annual turnover — which on Alphabet's revenues would exceed $35 billion — Brussels is deliberately targeting a high triple-digit million euro figure, prioritizing behavioral change over maximum punishment. The timing stings twice: Google's US search ad share is expected to fall below 50% in 2026 for the first time — meaning regulators are moving in just as the market is already shifting away.

Google built a trillion-dollar empire on owning the front door of the internet. That door is now being regulated from the outside and disrupted from the inside simultaneously.

Brussels calls it a compliance failure. Google calls it innovation.

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