Pokémon plane, Japan quake, US tornado: photos of the day
The Guardian's picture editors select photographs from around the world, including a Pokémon-themed plane, a 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Japan, and a tornado in Wisconsin.
Category : Politics
Pentagon accused of disrespecting war dead as Trump threatens Iran
The Pentagon reclassifies Iran war casualties as 'overseas operations', sparking outrage among veterans. Trump warns of resuming military action if talks fail.
Home Office used 'AI hallucinated' info to deny asylum
A senior judge accuses the Home Office of relying on an AI-generated document to refuse a Moroccan woman's asylum claim, calling it a serious failing.
Booker 2026 Longlist: Stuart, James, Strout Lead
Douglas Stuart and Marlon James, both previous Booker winners, headline the 2026 longlist, alongside Elizabeth Strout. Chair Mary Beard says each book 'takes the reader to new places.'
Mumia Abu-Jamal seeks UN intervention after 44 years
Imprisoned writer Mumia Abu-Jamal petitions UN over alleged arbitrary detention, citing racial bias and new evidence, after exhausting US legal avenues.
AI Open-Source Divide Widens as China Gains Ground
Silicon Valley is split over open-source AI as China's Kimi K3 model competes with US counterparts. Nvidia, Microsoft back open models; Anthropic warns of risks. EU fines Google $1bn.
Michigan man killed wife, 6 children before house fire
Michigan authorities say Kristopher Karolkiewicz fatally shot his wife and six children before setting their home on fire in a family annihilation, one of at least eight in the US this year.
Clicky Ponting: Cheating row in English club cricket
A fielder in a North Yorkshire league match allegedly clicked his fingers to mimic a nick, sparking an investigation and online outrage.
GSK cuts jobs, invests £400m in UK, moves scientists to Cambridge
GSK announces £1.9bn cost-cutting plan, moving over 1,000 scientists to new Cambridge R&D centre, closing Stevenage site by 2029, and investing £400m in UK life sciences.
Led By Donkeys wins £27k over seized Gaza banner
Campaign group Led By Donkeys received £27,216 from Veolia after a 'Yes It's A Genocide' banner was seized by GLA officials and destroyed.
Mancini returns as Italy coach, Ranieri technical director
Roberto Mancini returns as Italy head coach for a second spell, replacing Gennaro Gattuso, with Claudio Ranieri appointed as technical director, FIGC president confirms.
Barron Trump's alleged Tate ties prompt congressional call
Democratic Rep. Yassamin Ansari calls for Barron Trump to testify about his connections to Andrew and Tristan Tate, alleging the Trump family may have influenced US policy to help the brothers evade justice.
Ex-FCC officials warn agency sending 'chilling message' with ABC license review
A group of former FCC officials warns the agency is sending a 'chilling message' to broadcasters by reviewing ABC license renewals, calling it unprecedented and unconstitutional.
Progressive faith groups invoke religious freedom for civil rights
Progressive congregations and organizers are leveraging religious freedom laws to protect civil liberties, including abortion access, immigrant rights, and sacred sites, across the USA.
Prosecute Climate Crimes with Existing Laws, Advocate Says
Existing criminal laws like reckless endangerment and manslaughter can be used to prosecute big oil for climate disasters, argues Aaron Regunberg, citing studies linking heatwaves to fossil fuel pollution.
Banks Charged $55M in Extra Interest Over Offset Errors
Australian banks overcharged mortgage holders $55 million in extra interest due to faulty offset accounts, with Asic warning the figure will rise as remediation continues.
Witness: Lincoln Memorial pool damaged before alleged vandalism
A witness testified that the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool had preexisting damage requiring repair, undermining the felony charge against former Olympic canoeist Davey Hearn.
Lindsey Graham funeral ceremonies start with Netanyahu, Zelenskyy
Two days of funeral ceremonies for Senator Lindsey Graham begin in Washington, with Israeli PM Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy attending alongside Trump meetings.
Scientists urge end to harassment of Fauci before hearing
Over 155 scientists and physicians have signed an open letter condemning the Trump administration's 'vilification' of scientists, particularly Anthony Fauci, ahead of his congressional testimony.
Satire: Philp Claims French Navy Shots Intimidated Him
In a satirical sketch, shadow home secretary Chris Philp claims French navy gunshots were an attempt to intimidate him over small boats crisis coverage.
Angus Taylor Named Potential Donor at Icac Hearing
Angus Taylor, federal Liberal leader, was named as a potential donor to the Reformers group under Icac investigation for alleged illegal donations. Implications could be profound.
Albanese government in robust health, says spin doctor
Labor government shows strong vitals with commanding majority, but must address internal tensions and global populism risks, according to Peter Lewis.
Crossbench MPs slam Labor over Rex Patrick's $150k legal fee
Crossbench MPs criticize Labor for seeking up to $150,000 in legal costs from Rex Patrick if he loses his Aukus documents FOI battle, warning of a chilling effect on transparency.
Professor faces 6 years in 'antifa' case over ICE protests
Erik Davis, a college professor, is charged with conspiracy to obstruct ICE. Experts say the case is part of a pattern to criminalize lawful organizing and intimidate activists.
Royal commission into Vic construction could boost Labor
A royal commission into alleged corruption in Victoria's construction sector, including Big Build projects, could improve Labor's standing at the state election, an integrity expert says.
Ben Carroll's uphill battle to revive Victorian Labor
New Victorian Premier Ben Carroll must distance himself from Jacinta Allan's unpopularity and the CFMEU scandal, but opinion polls and One Nation loom large.
Angus Taylor approval crashes, One Nation plateaus in poll
Angus Taylor's net approval drops to -12 in Guardian Essential poll, while One Nation's primary vote plateaus at 25% and Australians rate Labor's cost of living handling as poor.
Burnham's First Week as PM: Key Moves and Public Reaction
Andy Burnham's first week as prime minister saw new policies on health and transport, with mixed public reactions according to a recent poll.
Mystery of the Vanished Beef Joint and Reader Letters
A humorous tale of a dog stealing a beef joint, along with letters on short illnesses, Andy Burnham's move, and definitions of meals.
Alonso refuses to confirm Chelsea moves for Welbeck and Henderson
Xabi Alonso refused to confirm Chelsea's interest in Danny Welbeck and Jordan Henderson after a 6-4 pre-season win over Western Sydney Wanderers, emphasizing squad balance.
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