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The news on Heimildin focuses on domestic issues including public opposition to data centers in the US, and allegations of police brutality against photographers in Denmark. International news covers the US election with themes of distrust and confusion, and the broader topic of democratic…
Resident opposition has stalled or delayed at least 75 data center projects in the United States in the first three months of the year. In Pennsylvania, residents are trying to stop a data center and a high-voltage power line.
Authorities in Denmark are investigating after photojournalists report attacks by police. The photographers were covering protests over the weekend when they claim police assaulted them.
Two rivals in the Texas Senate race present contrasting visions for the future, highlighting ideological divides within the state.
The election campaign in the United States is marked by slander and confusion, indicating a turbulent political environment.
Accusations of lying and clownish behavior characterize the political discourse in one of the world's largest democracies, which appears to be at a critical juncture.
A list of the 3,600 highest earners in Iceland has been compiled, detailing the income of the country's top earners.
Fifty-seven men are suspected of not assisting a young woman when her friends raped her in a group. Hrafnhildur Sigmarsdottir says jokes about 'whores' in the gym reflect the same claim to women.
Thorvaldur S. Helgason writes about the 'Real Estate Nightmare' play by Gabrielė Labanauskaitė, shown at Samkómuhúsið.
Pall Jakob Lindal, a doctor of environmental psychology, states that people's sense of beauty is based on their values and is not easily changed. Upon opening the Vaðlaölduvers, Minister of Environment, Energy and Climate Jóhann Páll Jóhannsson said that we need to 'adjust our aesthetic sense to…
The world has exceeded seven of nine planetary boundaries. Professor Johan Rockström calls the development worrying but states solutions already exist. Small nations must participate in leading a sustainable future.
Why should one of the biggest causes of inflation be exempt from countermeasures?
Pain is the most common reason people seek healthcare. There are, however, various remedies available in Iceland for pain treatment and self-help.
One of the main characteristics of modern man is to know best.
Protests over the cost of living drew hundreds of thousands of people, but ended in clashes, vandalism, and robberies in cities across the country.
There is significant growth in food production in the Westfjords. This is no coincidence, as the Vocational School in Sauðárkrókur offers various courses.
