IJR News — today's news from every sideTom Gallagher Base effects aside, food and service prices climbing again means real relief for households isn't coming anytime soon. IJRDem Senate Hopeful Backed Trans Prison Policy — Female Inmate Says Convicted Killer Threatened To Rape HerNicole Silverio · 4 min · 2h
Globeflex Capital L P Reports About $30 Million in Q2 New Stakes Across Five Stocks — Aug 24, 2026Globeflex Capital L P disclosed new Q2 positions across six companies, including Himalaya Shipping, Copa Holdings, Northeast Bancorp, Onto Innovation, and inTEST Co., acquiring thousands of shares valued at several million dollars in each case. The filings also show other major investors expanding their bets in these sectors, highlighting renewed activity in transport, financial services, semiconductors and testing equipment stocks.
On X · @DataRepublicanOverwhelming Support for Mobile-First Data Tool RedesignData analyst @DataRepublican previews a mobile-first v2.0 interface developed with UX collaborator @watilo. Reactions are uniformly positive with praise, gratitude, and new follows; virtually no opposition or debate in the niche conservative and data-transparency audience.713 likes · 26mDaily Caller News FoundationDem Senate Hopeful Backed Trans Prison Policy — Female Inmate Says Convicted Killer Threatened To Rape HerDemocratic Maine Senate nominee Troy Jackson previously voted for a state policy to allow trans-identifying men into women's prisons, which caused female inmates to accuse biological males of threatening to rape them.2h · 1 reads
Drowning prevention gains momentum as WHO launches PROTECT — Jul 23, 2026The World Health Organization unveiled PROTECT, a seven‑pillar technical package to prevent drowning, focusing on safer water infrastructure, rescue and resuscitation, occupational safety, stronger water transport standards, swimming and water safety education, child protection, and flood and emergency preparedness, with Ghana highlighted as the launch site ahead of World Drowning Prevention Day. The plan targets roughly 300,000 drowning deaths annually—predominantly in low‑ and middle‑income countries—and follows a global strategy to cut deaths by a substantial margin by 2035 amid rising climate-related risks, calling for cross‑sector action by governments and partners.