A LITTLE MORE WORLD. A LOT LESS EFFORT.111 editorial sources OCTOBER 23, 2026
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The HinduEN

Record growth, rising risks: What’s really driving India’s core industries? | The Hindu Editorial

India’s core industrial sectors recorded a series-high growth rate of 7.9% in September, driven by strong performances in coal, electricity, steel and refinery products. While the data points to a welcome industrial uptick, concerns remain about how sustainable the momentum will be. Much of the growth appears linked to temporary factors such as increased pow

Politics🇧🇪 BE
POLITICO EuropeEN

Who really writes the budget?

Andy Burnham has promised Britain can “hope again”. But with inflation rising, borrowing costs soaring and trillions of pounds of national debt, how much room does Chancellor John Healey actually have to deliver in the budget on Oct. 28? This week, Pat and Sascha speak to Treasury insiders to find out who really calls the […]

Gaming🇺🇸 US
GameSpotEN

Soccer Star Erling Haaland Is A Call Of Duty Camper, And I Really Hate It

There's nothing worse than running around a Call of Duty map, clicking heads and feeling awesome, then getting your head blown off out of nowhere, watching the killcam, and seeing that it was a camper. Apparently, that camper could've been Manchester City striker Erling Haaland because he's been a camper his whole life. In an October 21 video on his YouTube

Technology🇺🇸 US
The VergeEN

Will TP-Link really make routers in the US? Here’s what it told us

TP-Link, one of the world's leading manufacturers of consumer Wi-Fi routers, is in a precarious position in the US. The company just launched its first Wi-Fi 8 routers, but can't bring them here because of President Donald Trump's foreign router ban. Even though competitors Netgear and Asus make their routers in Asia, they've mysteriously obtained […]

Science🇬🇧 GB
New ScientistEN

These two new sci-fi novels really impressed us

A time traveller must fight for love in Claire North’s As We Fall Through Time, while a single-celled alien is perplexed by Earth’s biology in Annalee Newitz’s A Wall Is Also a Road. Sci-fi columnist Emily H. Wilson recommends both

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