Israel's prime minister and foreign minister threaten to sue the New York Times for defamation over an essay detailing sexual abuse of Palestinian detainees, but media law experts call the lawsuit unlikely to succeed.
The NSPCC says calls to Childline about online sexual abuse rose 36% in a year, with blackmail mentioned in over 1,000 sessions. MPs urge stronger social media regulation.
Closing arguments concluded in Elon Musk's lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI, with a jury to decide if the AI firm breached founding agreements and unjustly enriched itself.
The US Department of Justice alleges Yale Medical School illegally considers race in admissions, violating Title VI. Black and Hispanic applicants have higher admission chances despite lower scores.
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Eurovision director Martin Green says Canada is welcome to join the song contest after the country floated the idea in its federal budget. Canada has not yet applied but is exploring participation.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe met Cuban officials in Havana as the island faces severe fuel shortages due to US blockade, with protests erupting over blackouts.
Xi Jinping warns Donald Trump of potential clashes over Taiwan, while Trump claims Xi pledged not to arm Iran. Other US politics stories include redistricting, abortion pill access, and more.
German Chancellor Merz says Russia's attacks on Ukraine show Moscow is escalating, not seeking peace, as Kyiv suffers heavy casualties from massive drone and missile strikes.
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A California judge ruled Kars4Kids' ads are false advertising, as the charity funnels millions to a Jewish nonprofit for Israel trips without disclosure.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping invoked the ancient Greek concept of the Thucydides Trap during talks with Donald Trump, warning of potential conflict over Taiwan and urging a new paradigm for US-China relations.
Guardian columnist Rafael Behr discusses Wes Streeting's resignation as health secretary and Andy Burnham's potential return to parliament, amid Labour leadership chaos.
The ABC ombudsman found Laura Tingle's analysis of journalist killings by Israel to be 'duly impartial' after a coordinated campaign of 56 identical complaints.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers addresses budget critics, explaining why the budget benefits only a few and why gas export taxes weren't raised.
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Minnesota Democratic lawmakers began a sit-in after the Republican speaker failed to bring a gun violence prevention bill to a vote, following a school shooting that killed two students.
The Coalition's tough migration stance feeds stereotypes and alienates business groups. A smarter policy should manage temporariness and create pathways to permanence, not just link numbers to housing.
Matthew Wale has been elected as the new prime minister of the Solomon Islands, succeeding Manasseh Sogavare in a closely contested parliamentary vote.
Angus Taylor's plan to cut immigration and welfare for permanent residents sparks backlash, with PM Albanese accusing him of dog-whistling and copying One Nation.
Pauline Hanson billed taxpayers nearly $16,000 for charter flights after flying on Gina Rinehart's private jet, despite claiming the flood tour cost taxpayers nothing.
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An Iraqi refugee who spent over a decade in UK asylum limbo describes the terror of smuggling himself out in a lorry to avoid deportation.
As Labour faces internal strife, the question arises: why does Britain need a Labour party in 2026? Candidates must articulate a compelling vision beyond mere competence.
A Guardian podcast examines whether Donald Trump's influence will cost Republicans the Senate in the November midterms, with expert analysis on key races.
Labor broke a key promise to reform capital gains tax and negative gearing. Treasurer Jim Chalmers defends it as necessary for fairness. Experts debate when broken promises matter in politics.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers discusses criticisms of his 'reforming' budget, which he says benefits few Australians, and explains why no gas export tax was included.
Four years into the war, Russia faces economic strain, massive casualties, and minimal gains. Even loyal supporters show unease as Ukraine's drone attacks reach deep into Russia.
Australian court rules Giggle for Girls app discriminated against trans woman Roxanne Tickle, upholding appeal and setting precedent for transgender rights.
Trump says US and China 'feel very similar' on ending Iran war, but offers no details. China calls for ceasefire and open straits, while Beijing resists pressure to intervene.
With Wes Streeting resigning and Andy Burnham eyeing a comeback, Keir Starmer faces a leadership crisis. Can he cling to power despite economic and political pressures?
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