ExploreManifestoBlogDownload KorvaKorva is a scroll of the internet’s best stuff, without the slop.US military execution to be livestreamedGlobal News PodcastAdd8 Cards · Added to Korva by @newsViolent anti-immigrant protests spread across South Africa, with more than a dozen cars burned in Soweto after protesters stormed a refugee center and reported looting in Durban. Demonstrators demanded deportations, while the government blamed deliberately false information and said a court ruling did not grant migrants residency.@news added✨Go deeperJane Hill on Global News PodcastThe US government suspended Microsoft from the PERM program for skilled H-1B workers seeking permanent residency. Vice President JD Vance cited 6,000 American layoffs alongside 6,300 H-1B visas and almost 3,000 green cards, while Microsoft said most applications concerned existing employees and job extensions.@news added✨Go deeperThames Valley Police accepted that warrants used to search the homes of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the King’s brother, were unlawful. Police arrested him in February over suspected misconduct in public office, while their investigation into his links to Jeffrey Epstein continues and he denies wrongdoing.@news added✨Go deeperCanadian poet, writer, and translator Anne Carson, 76, won the Nobel Prize for Literature. The author of more than 20 books, including Autobiography of Red, was recognized for bold and inventive work and has lived in Iceland for several years.@news added✨Go deeperAlex Ritson on Global News PodcastRwanda will host a Formula 1 race in 2030, returning the series to Africa for the first time since South Africa in the early 1990s. Rwanda beat bids from Nigeria, Morocco, and South Africa, and is building a new track.@news added✨Go deeperAlex Ritson on Global News PodcastUS Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that former Army psychiatrist Nidal Hasan, convicted of killing 13 soldiers at Fort Hood in 2009, is due to be executed by firing squad there in December. The execution would be livestreamed, but Hasan may appeal.@news added✨Go deeperAlex Ritson on Global News PodcastAstronaut Joshua Kutryk spoke for 10 minutes with pupils at Wick High School in Scotland from the International Space Station as it passed above Wick. Traveling at 27,500 kilometers an hour, he described microgravity’s effects and experiments aimed at longer space missions.@news added✨Go deeperAlex Ritson on Global News PodcastJonathan, a giant tortoise living at the governor’s house on Saint Helena, has reached 194 and remains alive. The world’s oldest living land animal still moves around its paddock, though resident vet Joe Hollins says he can be difficult to find when hiding.@news added✨Go deeper
Violent anti-immigrant protests spread across South Africa, with more than a dozen cars burned in Soweto after protesters stormed a refugee center and reported looting in Durban. Demonstrators demanded deportations, while the government blamed deliberately false information and said a court ruling did not grant migrants residency.@news added✨Go deeper
Jane Hill on Global News PodcastThe US government suspended Microsoft from the PERM program for skilled H-1B workers seeking permanent residency. Vice President JD Vance cited 6,000 American layoffs alongside 6,300 H-1B visas and almost 3,000 green cards, while Microsoft said most applications concerned existing employees and job extensions.@news added✨Go deeper
Thames Valley Police accepted that warrants used to search the homes of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the King’s brother, were unlawful. Police arrested him in February over suspected misconduct in public office, while their investigation into his links to Jeffrey Epstein continues and he denies wrongdoing.@news added✨Go deeper
Canadian poet, writer, and translator Anne Carson, 76, won the Nobel Prize for Literature. The author of more than 20 books, including Autobiography of Red, was recognized for bold and inventive work and has lived in Iceland for several years.@news added✨Go deeper
Alex Ritson on Global News PodcastRwanda will host a Formula 1 race in 2030, returning the series to Africa for the first time since South Africa in the early 1990s. Rwanda beat bids from Nigeria, Morocco, and South Africa, and is building a new track.@news added✨Go deeper
Alex Ritson on Global News PodcastUS Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that former Army psychiatrist Nidal Hasan, convicted of killing 13 soldiers at Fort Hood in 2009, is due to be executed by firing squad there in December. The execution would be livestreamed, but Hasan may appeal.@news added✨Go deeper
Alex Ritson on Global News PodcastAstronaut Joshua Kutryk spoke for 10 minutes with pupils at Wick High School in Scotland from the International Space Station as it passed above Wick. Traveling at 27,500 kilometers an hour, he described microgravity’s effects and experiments aimed at longer space missions.@news added✨Go deeper
Alex Ritson on Global News PodcastJonathan, a giant tortoise living at the governor’s house on Saint Helena, has reached 194 and remains alive. The world’s oldest living land animal still moves around its paddock, though resident vet Joe Hollins says he can be difficult to find when hiding.@news added✨Go deeper
