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Top Bikes of 2025: Revolution On Two Wheels As 2025 unfolds, the world of bikes is riding on innovation, craftsmanship, and performance. From hand-built custom bicycles to cutting-edge motorcycles across diverse segments—from commuters to superbikes—the latest offerings reflect passion, engineering, and modern technology. Here’s a roundup of the most exciting bikes to watch this year. Artisanal Excellence: Custom Bicycles Stealing the Show The 2025 MADE show in Portland shone a spotlight on artisanal bicycle craftsmanship, featuring standout creations like Hot Salad’s raw-steel Klunker, BTCHN’ Bikes’ carbon-wheeled Lonesome Dove, and Schön Studio’s pastel utility e-bike with integrated cargo. Editors from Bicycling personally favored bikes such as the Tobukumo 20KO Proto No. 7, Bantum Bikes PDX Standard commuter, and a travel-ready gravel build from Ira Ryan—each blending beauty, function, and creative vision. 0 e-Bikes: Power, Range, and Exceptional Value ...

  Introduction On August 29, 2025, we've seen a big legal development, with U.S. District Judge Jia Cobb ruling in favor of a temporary injunction against the Trump administration's expansion of the expedited removal provision. The decision has taken on a central role to the ongoing national dispute over immigration enforcement and due process rights.   The Court's Decision The judge Cobb's decision has wider implications: It prohibits the administration from treating undocumented immigrants who have been in the U.S. less than two years with expedited removal procedures. The judge highlighted that the existing measures are not in compliance with due process, which may impact on individuals who are ineligible for such lightning deportations. This ruling reaffirms the judiciary's important part in checking immigration enforcement against constitutional protections.  Implications of the Ruling "President Trump's order cutting off judicial review of deporta...

 In the Punjab province of Pakistan, the worst flooding in decades is underway as more than 1,400 villages are flooded as rivers such as the Ravi, Sutlej and Chenab all burst their banks at the same time, and have never previously been as high. Since June alone, the crisis has taken at least 835 lives in the country with 195 of them being in Punjab alone.   Monsoon loads of water, increased by water flows out of Indian dams as well as a breach in an Indian barrage have made things worse. The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) says it has evacuated close to 600,000 individuals, and 450,000 animals. Nevertheless, a good portion of residents are left to hang, in need of food, clean water and medical supplies.  To counter this, the Punjab government has embarked on controlled bursts of major flood bunds so as to channel overflowing waters. Distribution of relief is ongoing and is assisted by the military, Rescue 1122 and local entities. Irrespective...