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| Language | Chinese (Simplified), English, Japanese |
| Country | United States of America |
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Mamdani and his allies conceal their activist agendas through the grand, patriotic language of ‘justice’ and ‘dignity.’ George Orwell warned us to be on our guard when people play games with words. Writing in the aftermath of World War II, the great British essayist shuddered at how communist regimes hid their brutal crimes behind smokescreen euphemisms. And he bemoaned the way his fellow socialists churned out high-minded tracts that revealed little about their concrete policies.
Judi Dench Melts Snowflakes
The legendary British actress’s forthcoming memoir advises young theatergoers to expect discomfort. Judi Dench has said she “loathes” being called a national treasure, because it makes her feel old. Hopefully she won’t mind being called a force of nature instead. Ms. Dench has ranked among the most versatile and compelling Shakespearean actresses in the world since she debuted with England’s storied Old Vic theater company as Ophelia in “Hamlet” nearly 70 years ago.
A Swiss Banking Giant Thinks the Unthinkable: Moving Out of Switzerland
The bank has received approaches from potential U.S. deal partners as it publicly spars with Swiss politicians over substantially higher capital requirements People at the bank and their advisers are mapping out contingency plans should Swiss lawmakers proceed with tougher capital requirements under the country’s too-big-to-fail banking laws. The measures are a response to UBS having to rescue Credit Suisse three years ago, according to people familiar with the bank’s efforts.
The Far-Left Firebrand Who Wants to Upend France’s Politics—and Cancel Its Debt
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AI Companies Play Cat-and-Mouse With Secret-Stealing Spies
From ‘honey pots’ to insider threats, Silicon Valley was on espionage alert even before the FBI’s arrest of an OpenAI employee At a San Francisco playground, a stranger tried to befriend an OpenAI employee who was there with their child. The stranger also regularly showed up with a child, and, in the process of making small talk, asked the OpenAI employee questions about their work. It was no idle curiosity: The stranger was a spy.
White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia Didn’t Pass Bar Exam
Zacharia has previously referred to herself as a lawyer in public appearances Zacharia sat for the California bar exam after graduating from law school at Pepperdine University in 2011, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter, but she didn’t pass. She took the exam around the time she was planning a wedding and preparing to move to China with her future husband, the person said. Copyright ©2026 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
He Crafted a Crypto Law for Trump—as His Company Got Millions From a Crypto Giant
Lawmakers and executives crowded into the East Room of the White House in July 2025 to watch President Trump sign the Genius Act, a landmark crypto bill that set rules for selling stablecoins pegged to the U.S. dollar. From a podium, Trump rattled off thank-yous to the law’s architects. “Where’s Bo Hines?” he asked. The president’s 29-year-old crypto adviser rose from the front row to applause.
Starlink Suspicions and a Frantic Warning: Inside Trump’s Turn on Zelensky Original
In recent days, Trump has offered to buy Moscow’s oil in a lucrative diesel deal, demanded that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky step down and declared an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine that Moscow almost immediately violated. The result: A livid Ukraine, rattled U.S. allies and a widening rift in the Republican Party over Trump’s foreign policy ahead of the midterm elections. “It’s a major problem, and we will do everything we can to fix this,” said Rep.
YouTube is Looking to Expand Into Audiobooks
The Alphabet-owned streamer is working on a feature for audiobooks, a bid to compete with offerings from Spotify and Audible YouTube revolutionized how we watch videos. Now it is coming for our bookshelves. Copyright ©2026 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8 Subscribe Now Already a subscriber? Sign In