Tom Watson: Stop Plotting Against Starmer, Labour MPs
Tom Watson, who led a 2006 coup against Tony Blair, warns Labour MPs against ousting Keir Starmer, saying it would backfire with voters.
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Renters' Rights Act: New Protections for Tenants
The Renters' Rights Act introduces key protections for private tenants in England, including the end of no-fault evictions and fairer rent increase processes.
Supreme Court Ruling Erodes Voting Rights
The US Supreme Court's recent decision weakens the Voting Rights Act, enabling gerrymandering that could disenfranchise minority voters and tilt House control toward Republicans.
Ex-US Spy Pollard Seeks Knesset Seat, Backs Gaza Ethnic Cleansing
Jonathan Pollard, former US navy intelligence analyst jailed for spying for Israel, announces Knesset run on platform of ethnic cleansing, advocating forcible removal of Palestinians from Gaza.
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Brockman's Diary Central in Musk-OpenAI Trial
Greg Brockman's personal diary entries are scrutinized as Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI enters its second week, alleging breach of founding agreement.
US, Tech Firms Agree to Pre-Release AI Reviews for Security
The US government has partnered with Microsoft, Google DeepMind, and xAI to review new AI models before public release, focusing on cybersecurity, biosecurity, and chemical weapons risks.
UK Military Lacks Civilian Casualty Detection System
A study commissioned by the MoD reveals no system to detect civilian deaths from UK military actions, raising concerns over international humanitarian law compliance.
Andrew Tate Sought UK Arrest Assurance, Court Hears
Andrew Tate asked CPS for written assurance he wouldn't be arrested if he returned to UK for civil rape case. CPS declined, citing warrants.
MPs Demand Reform UK Suspend Candidate Over Rape Comments
Labour MPs demand Reform UK suspend candidate Stuart Prior over alleged racist comments celebrating the rape of Sikh women in the West Midlands.
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Fulton County Fights Subpoena for Poll Worker Info
Fulton County, Georgia, is resisting a federal subpoena seeking contact details of thousands of 2020 election poll workers, calling it politically motivated harassment.
Senate GOP Bill May Fund $1B for Trump Ballroom Security
Senate Republicans propose $1B for security upgrades tied to Trump's $400M East Wing ballroom project, sparking Democratic criticism.
Reform UK Targets Green Areas with Detention Centres
Reform UK's policy to prioritize migrant detention centres in Green-held areas sparks outrage. A strategy to sharpen political divides before local elections.
Corrections: Ed Davey Quote, Wales Principality Error
Corrections to Ed Davey quote on voting Lib Dem in Portsmouth and Wales not being a principality. Other amended articles listed.
EEOC Sues NYT Over White Male Editor's Promotion Claim
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a lawsuit against the New York Times for allegedly passing over a white male editor for promotion due to race or sex, marking a new front in Trump administration pressure on media.
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White Shirt Guy to Sue NSW Police Over Assault Claim
Derek Jones, known as 'white shirt guy,' plans to sue NSW police for alleged assault at a protest. Also: RBA rate hike, inland rail cuts, and Middle East tensions.
Polanski Falsely Claimed Red Cross Spokesperson Role
Zack Polanski falsely claimed to be a British Red Cross spokesperson while campaigning for Green party leadership, the charity says. He also misrepresented his hypnotherapy membership.
Correspondents' Dinner Suspect Faces New Assault Charge
Cole Tomas Allen, accused of targeting Trump at the correspondents' dinner, now faces an additional charge for assaulting a federal officer with a deadly weapon.
TUC Urges Windfall Tax on Banks After Profit Surge
The TUC calls for reinstating the bank surcharge to 8% after UK's big four banks reported £14bn in first-quarter profits, partly fueled by the Iran war.
Apple Settles $250M Siri AI Misleading Claims Suit
Apple agrees to pay $250 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over claims it misled buyers about Siri's AI capabilities, with payments of up to $95 per device.
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Australian MPs Battle Manosphere Misogyny on Listening Tour
Ministers target generational change in gender equality, facing off against manosphere activists pushing false claims about family courts and domestic violence.
Ukraine War Briefing: Death Toll Rises; Russia Shunned at Biennale
Russian strikes kill 27 across Ukraine hours before Kyiv's ceasefire deadline. Venice Biennale opens with Russia's pavilion closed to public amid controversy.
Brown and Husted Win Ohio Primaries, Set for Senate Race
Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown and Republican Sen. Jon Husted won Ohio's primary elections on Tuesday, setting up a high-profile Senate race in November's midterms.
Trump Pauses 'Project Freedom' to Seek Iran Deal
US President Donald Trump halts the mission to guide ships through the Strait of Hormuz, hoping to finalize a deal with Iran, while maintaining the naval blockade.
Rubio: US 'Very Fortunate' as Iran War Drives Gas Prices
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defends rising gas prices amid Trump's Iran war, claiming the US is 'very fortunate' as average fuel costs approach $4.50 per gallon.
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US Military Kills Three in Pacific Boat Strike
The US military struck a vessel in the eastern Pacific, killing three people it called 'narco-terrorists,' but rights groups condemn the strikes as extrajudicial killings.
National Vigils for Kumanjayi Little Baby Across Australia
Vigils nationwide on Thursday to mourn five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby, with pink attire and candles encouraged. Family requests respectful grief.
Is Europe Ready for a Future Without the US?
Trump's threat to pull troops from Germany sparks European anxiety. Is the continent prepared to defend itself alone? A podcast explores the implications.
Surviving the Information Crisis: Journalism as Hope
Guardian editor-in-chief Katharine Viner explores the intertwined crises of environment, politics, economy, and information, arguing that public-interest journalism can rebuild community and trust.
80% Worried Iran War Will Raise Food Prices: Poll
A new poll shows 80% of Britons fear the Iran conflict will increase food costs, as retailers urge UK government to cut energy bills before the window closes.
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