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- 1Call grows for united tariff front against Trump's duties●@ fsinn Time for a tariffs union. All nations, if Trump farts a new tariff on Australia or Denmark, all nations, put an
A call is circulating for countries to form a collective tariff union: if the United States under Donald Trump imposes new tariffs on any one nation, such as Australia or Denmark, all members would respond with matching tariffs on US goods. The proposal names potential participants including the EU, ASEAN, Japan, South Korea, the UK, France and Canada, and suggests enlisting Canadian leader Mark Carney to organise it.
- 2A Greek-Style Stew of Potatoes, Spinach and Ground Meat●If your favorite Greek foods are the lively vegetable dishes, this stew is for you. A simple mix of lemon, garlic and lots of herbs enliven the potatoes and spinach and using ground meat ensures a lot of flavor in very little time. https://nyti.ms/47sAhZ5
The New York Times is featuring a Greek-inspired stew built around lively vegetable dishes, pairing potatoes and spinach with a bright mix of lemon, garlic and generous herbs. Ground meat adds depth while keeping the cooking time short, making it a quick weeknight option. Food writers highlight it as a good pick for anyone whose favorite Greek cooking centers on the vegetable-forward side of the cuisine.
- 3Woodland paintings head to photography ahead of gallery debut●My larger woodland piece has now gone off for photography and prints, so I will share once I have a really good photo. I
An artist has sent a larger woodland painting off for professional photography and printing, and will share it once a good image is available. In the meantime, two smaller woodland studies, one summer and one autumn, have been framed and will be shown for the first time at an exhibition called Into the Woods next month.
- 4Publisher Releases Two Gertrude Dunn Titles for Halloween●We're bringing out 2 titles for Hallowe'en, both by Gertrude Dunn. The first is 'Unholy Depths', a good old haunted hous
A publisher is bringing out two books by Gertrude Dunn in time for Halloween. The first, 'Unholy Depths', is a haunted house tale and includes a 14-page essay by Gina R. Collia titled 'Gertrude Dunn: Creating a Strong Belief in the Incredible'. The second title has not yet been named in the announcement.
- 5Seven standout TV shows recommended for this week●“Better than Midsomer Murders”: 7 “outstanding” TV shows to watch this week on ITV, Netflix, the BBC and more
Good Housekeeping has published a weekly viewing guide naming seven TV shows it describes as outstanding, saying one is even better than Midsomer Murders. The picks span ITV, Netflix and the BBC, offering viewers a curated shortlist of what to watch across British broadcasters and streaming services this week.
- 6Alaska woman's 20-hour Costco run saves neighbours hundreds●Alaska woman's 20-hour boat ride to Costco saves her community hundreds on groceries priced nearly double
An Alaska woman made a 20-hour boat trip to reach a Costco to buy groceries for her remote community, where local store prices are nearly double what she paid. Her haul saved neighbours hundreds of dollars, drawing attention to the steep cost of food and basic goods in isolated Alaskan villages and the lengths residents go to cut expenses.
- 7P&G Chief Questions Whether Brand Loyalty Survives Rising Prices●P.&G.'s Chief on Whether Brand Loyalty Is Enough When Prices Keep Climbing https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/04/business/p
Procter & Gamble's chief executive Shailesh Jejurikar discusses whether consumers will stay loyal to its household brands as prices keep climbing. In an interview with the New York Times, he weighs the tension between continued price increases and the risk that shoppers trade down to cheaper store brands, a concern across the consumer goods sector as households push back on costs.