Ethan Caldwell
About the author
Ethan Caldwell is an American journalist covering international affairs, politics and contemporary society. His work focuses on emerging global issues and the political and social developments shaping the United States and its relationship with the wider world. He contributes news analysis and commentary to the publication’s international coverage.
Hidden Ties: How Pre-existing Bonds Shape The Celebrity Traitors
Pre-existing friendships and work ties can reshape alliances, strategies and viewer perception on The Celebrity Traitors.
Suspect from Widdecombe Charged Over Alleged Plot Targeting Nigel Farage
Counter-terror police say an additional charge follows a 'hugely intensive and complex investigation' into an alleged plot against Nigel Farage.
Shading Solutions: Umbrella Structures Aim to Shield Corals from Heat
Scientists test underwater shading to reduce heat stress on corals, complementing restoration amid warming seas.
No 10 says Manchester City must abide by rules after Burnham backlash
Downing Street warns Manchester City must follow rules after backlash to Burnham's remarks; PM says he'd be 'really concerned' if owners sold up.
Coroner Flags Future Risk at East London Mental Health Unit After Fatal Attack
A coroner has warned of a risk of future deaths after a patient was killed at an east London mental health unit.
Long Space Missions Associated with Higher Hip Fracture Risk in Astronauts
Study links spaceflights over 90 days to increased hip fracture rates in astronauts, prompting calls for expanded long-term bone health assessment.
UK income figures revised up as data show economy holding firm ahead of budget
Official revisions show UK income per head rose 1.1% in H1 as GDP was revised up, underpinning expectations ahead of the budget.
Groundwater Recovery Can Lift Sinking Cities — Faults Shape the Rebound
Study shows aquifer recovery can reverse urban subsidence; fault lines channel where rebound and uplift occur, with implications for coastal adaptation.
Renewed Fighting Engulfs Northern Ethiopia, Civilians Describe Chaos Amid Blackouts
Renewed clashes in northern Ethiopia's Tigray region displace civilians and complicate humanitarian access amid communication blackouts.
Burnham pledges end to pension triple lock by 2030 to free funds for care
PM Burnham vows to scrap the pension triple lock in 2030 to help finance adult social care, announcing the plan during an emotional conference speech.
Fans Push Back After Marilyn Manson Confirmed as Support for Slipknot London Date
Announcement that Marilyn Manson will support Slipknot in London has drawn a wave of reactions from fans and reignited debate over line-up choices.
Nor’easter Disrupts Travel Across Northeast, Triggers Flooding and Power Outages
A nor'easter brought flooding, power cuts and widespread flight cancellations and delays across New York, Boston and Philadelphia.


