The FCC Chair Who Keeps One Eye on the Airwaves and the Other on the White House

When the nation’s top broadcast regulator is scheduling regular calls with senior Trump officials and communicating with Fox News producers, the line between public interest and political loyalty starts to blur. Internal documents obtained by The Guardian are pulling back the curtain on FCC chair Brendan Carr’s relationship with the White House and right-wing media. The implications are anything but routine.

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The White Lines in the Sky Are Warming the Planet More Than You Think

Every time a plane cuts through the upper atmosphere, it leaves something behind besides noise and jet fuel costs. Those white streaks across a blue sky are quietly reshaping the climate in ways that scientists are only beginning to fully quantify. The conversation around aviation’s true environmental footprint is long overdue.

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August 19, 2026
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From Champions League Nights to the Third Tier Abyss: Malaga’s Extraordinary Road Back to La Liga

Few clubs in European football have experienced a fall quite as steep as Malaga’s. From Champions League quarter-finals to the semi-professional wilderness of Spain’s third tier, the Andalusian club’s journey back to La Liga reads like something between a cautionary tale and a love letter to resilience. They’re back, and the story of how they got there is worth every word.

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August 19, 2026
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36 Young Ugandan Footballers Touch Down in Germany for a 12-Day Programme That Goes Far Beyond the Pitch

A squad of young Ugandan footballers has landed in Germany for a two-week football immersion that promises far more than drills and tactics. Edgar’s Youth Programme dispatched 36 players and officials to train with ProSoc Academy, with time carved out to soak up German culture and history. This is grassroots football development doing something right.

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YouTube Just Rewrote the Rules on What Counts as a View, And It Starts Next Week

Starting August 24, 2026, YouTube will count a view the moment a video begins to play, from the very first frame. The platform is scrapping its old, fragmented counting systems in favour of one universal standard. For creators who have spent years second-guessing their metrics, this changes everything.

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August 19, 2026
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Uganda’s Medical Interns Win: Cabinet Backs Down and Restores the Shs1 Million Monthly Allowance

In a significant policy reversal, Uganda’s Cabinet has restored monthly allowances for medical interns, ending a standoff that threatened to derail healthcare training across the country. The move, announced in Parliament, puts Shs1 million back in intern pockets, but questions linger about what comes next.

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August 19, 2026
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Queen Camilla Breaks Silence: The Weight of Keeping King Charles’s Cancer Diagnosis Secret

Keeping a royal secret is never simple, but Queen Camilla has now revealed just how personally heavy the burden became. Speaking publicly for the first time about the period before King Charles’s cancer diagnosis was announced, she described an overwhelming urge to confide in strangers. It is a rare and deeply human admission from inside the palace walls.

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August 19, 2026
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Hotter Than the Sun: The Plasma-Powered Machine That Could Bury the World’s Critical Infrastructure

In a California quarry, a cigar-shaped machine lit up three plasma torches and chewed through solid granite at temperatures hotter than the surface of the Sun. It sounds like science fiction. It is very much science fact, and it could change how the world protects its most vital infrastructure.

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August 19, 2026
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A Fatal Crash at Cruickshanks Casts a Dark Shadow Over the 2026 Manx Grand Prix

The 2026 Manx Grand Prix has been rocked by tragedy after a competitor lost their life in a qualifying crash at Cruickshanks corner in Ramsey. The incident, which unfolded during a Tuesday evening session, has left the motorsport world in mourning and raised fresh questions about racing on one of the world’s most demanding road courses.

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August 19, 2026
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413 School Teams, One Big Stage: How the FEASSA Games in Morogoro Are Reshaping East African Youth Sport

Morogoro, Tanzania is buzzing with the kind of youthful energy that only sport can generate. More than 413 secondary school teams from five East African nations have descended on the city for the FEASSA Games, and a fresh $90,000 partnership with the East African Development Bank signals that this is no ordinary school tournament.

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