King Charles' Address to Congress: Diplomatic Triumph
King Charles made history as the first British monarch to address Congress in 35 years, using humor and subtle appeals on NATO and Ukraine. Expert analysis on Trump's reaction.
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Supreme Court Sides with Anti-Abortion Centers in NJ Case
The US Supreme Court unanimously revived a lawsuit by anti-abortion centers challenging a New Jersey subpoena, ruling that federal claims can proceed despite ongoing state court litigation.
MPs' Boozing Culture: Letters on Westminster Drinking Habits
Readers respond to the debate on Westminster's drinking culture, with humorous and critical takes on MPs' alcohol consumption and its comical visibility.
Falling Fertility: Economy and Smartphones Key Causes
Peter Brookes argues that declining fertility rates are not due to biological infertility but economic conditions and smartphone usage affecting coupling.
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Carole Jordan's Legacy: Astrophysics and Women in Science
Carole Jordan's groundbreaking astrophysics discoveries and her role as a formidable advocate for women in science, leading to fairer promotions at Oxford.
Tupac Shakur's Stepbrother Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Maurice Shakur sues Duane Davis and unnamed co-conspirators for Tupac's 1996 murder, seeking accountability and to reveal all involved parties.
Selfies of Alleged Trump Dinner Shooter Released
Federal prosecutors released selfies of Cole Tomas Allen, who allegedly planned to kill Donald Trump at the White House correspondents' dinner, and filed a motion to detain him.
Iranian Nobel Laureate's Health Declines, Family Fears Death
Family of jailed Iranian Nobel peace prize winner Narges Mohammadi says her health is deteriorating rapidly, with suspected heart attack and drastic weight loss, calling continued imprisonment a death sentence.
Farage Referred to Watchdog Over Undisclosed £5m Gift
Nigel Farage has been referred to parliament's standards watchdog after receiving an undeclared £5m gift from a crypto tycoon, sparking calls for investigation.
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Leasehold Ban Unlikely Before Next Election
Housing minister Matthew Pennycook says a ban on new leasehold properties is complex and may not take effect until after the next general election, defending the government's gradual approach.
Ukraine Seeks Israeli Seizure of Grain Ship
Ukraine has asked Israel to seize a vessel carrying grain allegedly stolen from Russian-occupied territories, sparking a diplomatic dispute between the two nations.
Reeves's Pension Mandation: A Fiduciary Duty Misstep
Rachel Reeves's plan to mandate pension fund investment in UK assets faced backlash for overriding fiduciary duty. After concessions, the diluted powers lack bite.
Supreme Court Ruling Weakens Voting Rights Act, Lawmakers React
Black lawmakers decry the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision in Louisiana v Callais, which weakens a key provision of the Voting Rights Act and threatens their congressional seats.
Assisted Dying: Time for a Citizens' Assembly
Parliament's failure to pass assisted dying reform due to procedural obstruction calls for democratic innovation, such as a citizens' assembly, to resolve ethical and legal dilemmas.
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UAE Quits Opec: A Blow to Cartel, but Fossil Fuels' Price Still Too High
The UAE's departure from Opec after 60 years is a geopolitical shift that weakens the cartel, but the world must accelerate the transition to renewables regardless of oil price effects.
OfS's Sussex Humiliation Highlights Deeper Failures
The Office for Students' failed fine against the University of Sussex exposes deeper issues, including slow responses to crises and financial turmoil in higher education.
Football Leaks Hacker Rui Pinto Acquitted of 241 Charges
Rui Pinto, the hacker behind Football Leaks, was acquitted of 241 counts in a second Portuguese trial after the court ruled the charges were invalid.
UK Ministers Reject Rent Freeze Plan by Reeves
Senior UK ministers criticize Rachel Reeves’s reported rent freeze plan, ruled out by No 10. Speculation grows over chancellor’s job security.
James Comey Indicted Over Seashell Post Threat
Former FBI director James Comey was indicted for a seashell post interpreted as a threat against President Trump. He appeared in court, declaring innocence.
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GB News Commentator Sues Charity Over Race-Based Internships
Sophie Corcoran, a GB News commentator, is suing the 10,000 Interns Foundation for not offering internships to white people, claiming discrimination under the Equality Act.
King Charles Snubbed by NYC Mayor Over Diamond Row
King Charles faced a mixed US welcome: praised in DC but snubbed by NYC Mayor Mamdani, who demanded return of the Koh-i-Noor diamond during the 9/11 memorial visit.
Trump Putin Talk Iran Ukraine Ceasefire
In a 90-minute call, Putin and Trump discussed the Iran war and a potential temporary Ukraine ceasefire, with Putin offering to take Iran's uranium to Russia.
Corrections and Clarifications: April 29, 2026
The Guardian publishes corrections and clarifications for errors in recent articles, including misattributed quotes and incorrect data.
Hegseth Denies Iran War Quagmire as US Cost Hits $25bn
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth denied the US-Israel war on Iran is a quagmire, as Pentagon estimates cost at $25bn. He clashed with Democrats in a House hearing, while Trump posted an AI image with a combative caption.
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Jerome Powell to Stay on Fed Board After Rate Hold
Jerome Powell will remain on the Fed's board after his term as chair ends in May, defying Trump's calls for rate cuts. The Fed held rates steady for the third time this year.
Supreme Court Ruling Weakens Voting Rights for Black Americans
The US Supreme Court's Callais v Landry decision weakens Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, allowing Republican mapmakers to dilute Black votes through gerrymandering.
Morning Mail: Key Australian News Highlights for Thursday
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Mamdani Would Ask King Charles to Return Koh-i-Noor Diamond
NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani says he would urge King Charles III to return the Koh-i-Noor diamond, a crown jewel seized from India in 1849.
HAYI Claims Golders Green Attack: Opportunism or Iran Link?
HAYI, an Iran-linked group, claimed responsibility for the Golders Green stabbing. Investigators say the claim may be opportunistic, as the suspect has mental health issues.
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Stephen Fry Sues Over Stage Fall at Tech Conference
Stephen Fry is suing CogX Festival Ltd and Blonstein Events for £100,000 after falling off a stage at the 2023 CogX festival, breaking his hip, leg, pelvis, and ribs.
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