Nigel Farage's Rise Shows Accountability Is a Political Fairytale
George Monbiot argues that political accountability is a myth, using Nigel Farage's career as an example of how leaders profit from chaos they create.
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Wilson Calls Budget 'Earthquake', Warns of Clean-Up
Shadow treasurer Tim Wilson likens the federal budget to an earthquake requiring substantial clean-up, urging a new dawn for Australian living standards.
Who Writes Trump's Truth Social Posts? Podcast
A Guardian podcast examines Thomas Massie's primary loss after Trump's attack and investigates who actually pens the president's Truth Social posts.
Musk Loses OpenAI Lawsuit, Vows Appeal
Elon Musk loses legal battle against OpenAI's Sam Altman. The trial exposed big tech rivalries and the global AI race. Musk plans to appeal.
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Thucydides Trap: Lost in Translation, Scholars Say
Scholars argue the Thucydides trap phrase used by Xi Jinping misrepresents the Greek historian's original meaning, focusing on subjective perception of necessity.
Brexiters Lament Great Betrayal at London Conference
Delusional Brexiters gather at Freedom Association conference, blaming unelected politicians and betrayals for Brexit's failure, ignoring reality.
Trump Donor Paul Singer Eyes Millions in Thames Water Deal
Billionaire Trump donor Paul Singer could profit from a Thames Water rescue deal. Critics warn against handing control to 'vulture capitalists'.
NAACP Boycotts College Sports in South Over Voting Rights
The NAACP urges a boycott of college sports in states with restrictive voting laws, targeting SEC and ACC events to protest voter suppression.
Indonesia Domestic Workers Fight for Rights
Indonesian domestic workers are organizing to demand better pay and protections, challenging systemic exploitation and inspiring global labor movements.
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Southampton expelled from playoff final for spying
Southampton have been expelled from the Championship playoff final and docked four points for spying on Middlesbrough and two other teams. Middlesbrough will face Hull City at Wembley.
Reform Candidate: King Should House Asylum Seekers
Reform UK's Makerfield candidate Robert F Kenyon posted inflammatory tweets, including calling for the King to open Buckingham Palace for asylum seekers, before his X account was suspended.
Gemma Collins Appointed to DfE Role, Internet Reacts
The Department for Education announced Gemma Collins as a new adviser via X video, sparking mixed reactions from the public and online users.
Pennsylvania Primary May Shape Democratic Party's Path
A competitive Pennsylvania primary pits establishment insiders against firefighter Bob Brooks, testing blue-collar populism's appeal in a key swing district.
More US Women Move Abroad Driven by Politics and Work-Life Balance
40% of US women aged 15-44 want to emigrate, citing politics, gun violence, and work-life balance. Relocation firms report surging inquiries post-2024 election.
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Uefa Rejects Fifa's Automatic Red Card Rules
Uefa will not implement Fifa's new automatic red card rules for players covering mouths or leaving the pitch in protest, keeping existing regulations for its competitions.
Ex-Spanish PM Probed Over Airline Bailout
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero faces criminal investigation for alleged influence-peddling in the €53m state rescue of Plus Ultra airline during the pandemic.
Ministers Urge Labour MPs to End Anonymous Briefings
Yvette Cooper and Jonathan Reynolds call for respect and unity among Labour MPs, warning against factional briefings as party faces likely leadership contest.
Sally Rooney Publishes Hebrew Translation with BDS-Compliant Publisher
Irish novelist Sally Rooney releases Hebrew translation of 'Intermezzo' through BDS-compliant publisher November Books, reversing earlier stance.
UK Children's Reading for Pleasure Declines Sharply
Children's laureate Frank Cottrell-Boyce tells MPs to prioritize pleasure over learning in reading, citing screens, austerity, and poverty as causes of decline.
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Michelle Obama's Sharp Remarks on US Politics in Australia
Michelle Obama delivered veiled but sharp remarks on US politics during her first Australian speaking tour, discussing wealth, happiness, and her famous 'go high' mantra.
Putin Arrives in Beijing for State Visit After Trump
Vladimir Putin begins his 25th state visit to China, highlighting deep ties with Xi Jinping amid Russia's growing economic dependence on Beijing and strained US relations.
Mango Founder's Son Arrested in Father's Cliff Death
Jonathan Andic, son of Mango founder Isak Andic, arrested in Spain for alleged involvement in his father's 500-foot cliff fall death in December 2024.
Parents Missing Point on BuzzBallz 99 Shot
Kirsty Ketley argues that panicking over the new 99p shot from BuzzBallz ignores the real issue: underage drinking has always existed and adult drinking culture is to blame.
Jewish Man Attacked by Six Masked Men in Golders Green
A Jewish man visiting London was kicked, punched, and had his trousers torn by six masked men in an antisemitic attack in Golders Green. He feared for his life until a neighbour intervened.
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Emmerdale: Joe and Graham Plot to Stop Dawn's Revenge
In Emmerdale, Joe Tate and Graham Foster conspire to end Dawn Taylor's plot to destroy Joe, leading to a shocking discovery at the bottom of the stairs.
Liberal Senator Breaks Ranks on Taylor Welfare Plan
Liberal Senator Andrew McLachlan opposes Angus Taylor's plan to bar non-citizens from welfare, calling it un-Australian and divisive, as Taylor defends immigration rhetoric.
Trump Says Iran Attack on Hold at Gulf States' Request
Donald Trump says he paused a planned attack on Iran at the request of Gulf states, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, to allow peace talks to continue.
Canada Hopes World Cup Can Boost Trade Deal with US, Mexico
Canada's sports minister believes hosting the World Cup could facilitate a new trilateral trade agreement with the US and Mexico, as the three nations face a July 1 deadline for USMCA review.
Starbucks Korea CEO Fired Over 'Tank Day' Ad
Starbucks Korea CEO Son Jung-hyun was dismissed after a 'Tank Day' promotion on May 18 evoked the 1980 Gwangju Uprising massacre, sparking outrage and boycott calls.
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Financial Ombudsman Reform Reflects Industry Lobbying
Iain Ramsay criticizes plans to downgrade the Financial Ombudsman Service, calling them industry lobbying. He urges evidence-based reform to protect consumers.
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