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Commentary· No. 2447

Heat wave sends French tomato prices soaring at the market

Some numbers speak louder than any weather bulletin. At a Parisian market, beefsteak tomatoes are now selling for 6.40 euros a kilo,

Editorial· No. 2446

Comer promises criminal referrals on Epstein, now he must deliver

In an interview with the NOTUS podcast, House Oversight Committee chairman James Comer said he expects criminal referrals to result from witness

Reportage· No. 2445

Trump sons profit from a tungsten mine in Kazakhstan

A New York Timesinvestigation published on June 28, 2026, reveals that Eric Trump, Donald Trump Jr., and the sons of Commerce Secretary

Analysis· No. 2444

France commits €436 billion to its armed forces by 2030

The French parliament approved, according to Anadolu Agency on July 1, 2026, an update to its military programming law raising defense investment

Analysis· No. 2443

The EU's new sanctions on Russian drone makers

European foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas announced, according to Euronews on July 2, 2026, new sanctions targeting entities involved in producing components

Analysis· No. 2442

Does Vitamin C Really Protect the Brains of Seniors

A study covered by ScienceDaily on June 26, 2026 and published on PubMed claims that low blood levels of vitamin C are

Open letter· No. 2441

To Occupied Crimea, Where Russia's Emergency Reveals a Ukrainian Win

I am writing to you from a safe place, which obliges me to the greatest caution in what I claim. But I

Profile· No. 2440

5,000 Troops in the Streets of Washington for a Tense Fourth of July

I was not on the National Mall this past weekend, and I will never claim I was. But the figures reported by

Reportage· No. 2439

The Mystery Behind a Common Stroke Finally Solved After Decades

For decades, medicine has explained a very common type of stroke, the lacunar stroke, using the same mechanism as other brain attacks: