Quebec election share in a way for the Canadians who do not follow the province’s politics closely. Andrew Caddell puts the Parti Québécois win in context, making the parties, sovereignty question and implications for Canada easier to follow. What does this result establish, and what remains undecided? The party names can obscure the choices voters faced. Andrew sets out the competing political positions and explains how a divided vote produced a minority government. That

Teens and AI can produce a finished assignment, but what happened to the thinking along the way? Michelle Sengara offers a framework for distinguishing useful help from cognitive outsourcing. The question starts with how a teenager uses the tool, rather than whether the tool is available. Convenience has an example at home: adults take shortcuts too. Asking a teen to work through a problem means considering the habits being modelled around them. Where does getting assistance leave room for learning,

Shopping savings can come from the grocery store, the household aisle and the brand on a tool. Retail analyst Bruce Winder and Shane Hewitt offer ten practical approaches to paying less for everyday purchases. Which changes could make a difference to the next shopping bill? A full-service supermarket and a discount grocer build different costs into the shopping experience. Household basics bring another comparison: the familiar retailer versus the dollar store. Bruce identifies where those

AI hiking advice puts a confident answer against the demands of an actual trail. Kris Abel uses a rescue story to explain why real-world directions deserve scrutiny before becoming a plan. What happens when an apparently useful route leads somewhere the hiker cannot get out of? A Star Wars collectible brings another collision between a convincing imitation and everyday reality. Kris has Hasbro’s thermal detonator in hand, complete with sound effects. Its history includes an unexpected phone

Mary Katharine Ham and Vic Matus talk about the plague in Russia, the rioting in France, the spying in Germany, and the IRGC's midterm election message for Americans. They also cover a strangely close race in Minnesota, thanks to a strong campaign from Michelle Tafoya and an anti-incumbent feeling about all the fraud her opponent Peggy Flanagan oversaw. Plus, Peggy Flanagan cuts a weird ad and Angela Paxton might have cut a weirder one! They check them out. And finally, a miracle flight saved from

Autism and learning can look different from one skill to the next, even for the same person. Serena Thompson offers a parent’s and educator’s perspective on recognising those differences when choosing support. Her son Daniel’s abilities raise a question about what an academic level can actually tell a family. Being in the same classroom also leaves a question open: what makes inclusion work for the child? Serena challenges assumptions about shared learning environments, drawing on

Happy Tuesday, "RevFam"! Today on the show, our good friend Mike Emanuel joins us to discuss everything in the news, from the midterms, to President Trump's off-script aside about L.A. and San Diego, to "The Cornell Seven." Plus, John and Dan weigh in on these matters as well. Enjoy!!

Protesters are met with tear gas as France's school riots descend into anarchy, a UK town forced into lockdown by the government to make way for migrant boats. Plus, Gillian Anderson blows up at front row fans at her theatre show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The State argued that Bryan Kohberger should not have been allowed to use his autism diagnosis as a broad explanation for his behavior during the guilt phase because Idaho law sharply limited the use of mental-condition evidence. Prosecutors relied on Idaho Code § 18-207, which provides that a mental condition is not itself a defense to criminal conduct and permits expert testimony only when it bears directly on a state-of-mind element the State must prove. Kohberger’s own expert disclosures said

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Chaque mercredi dans la matinale de Dimitri Pavlenko, Charlotte d'Ornellas livre son regard sur l'actualité.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Lucy Zelić has detailed what happened when she was rear-ended by a tradie who could not speak English while out and about earlier today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Suzanne Morphew was a 49-year-old mother of two from Colorado who disappeared from her home near Salida on May 10, 2020, Mother’s Day. She had originally been from Indiana and was married to Barry Morphew, but investigators later uncovered evidence that the marriage had deteriorated and that Suzanne had been considering divorce. Her disappearance triggered an enormous search after she was reported missing when she failed to return messages and plans with family members. Her bicycle was eventually

Suzanne Morphew was a 49-year-old mother of two from Colorado who disappeared from her home near Salida on May 10, 2020, Mother’s Day. She had originally been from Indiana and was married to Barry Morphew, but investigators later uncovered evidence that the marriage had deteriorated and that Suzanne had been considering divorce. Her disappearance triggered an enormous search after she was reported missing when she failed to return messages and plans with family members. Her bicycle was eventually

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Health Minister Ryan Park says wait times at Sydney hospitals are keeping him up at night.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The ugly face of Islamic terrorism has showed that face again. I’m referring, of course, to the attempted hijacking of the FlyDubai plane by the co-pilot. It was an extremely close call, averted only by heroism. This is an enormous worldview issue. It comes down to the fact that civilization is and always is an achievement. Civilization is also more vulnerable than people think. Civilization built this aircraft—able to withstand the stressors put on it in the terrifying descent. And

Trump told a Nebraska rally that letting Iran "take out" Los Angeles or San Diego would be "a very small price to pay" — incredibly normal! We break down that bit of light treason alongside why Ms. Rachel and Hasan Piker are both right on Gaza, Tom Morello wrongly getting dragged for saying he didn't vote for Harris in 2024, and Vanity Fair getting reamed by playwright Jeremy O. Harris for glazing tech oligarchs who "want us all dead."Then, Democratic strategist and Bernie Sanders campaign veteran

James Willis says Australia is too soft as several pro-Palestine groups hold vigils on the anniversary of October 7.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.