The House approved a bipartisan housing bill 358-32, sending it to President Trump. The measure reduces regulations, speeds construction, and curbs corporate landlords to tackle affordability.
A federal judge vacated Trump administration policies expanding arrests at immigration courthouses and detention limits, calling them arbitrary and capricious.
The US Senate approved a war powers resolution preventing Trump from continuing hostilities against Iran, passing 50-48 with four Republicans in support.
China's LineShine supercomputer debuts at No. 1 in the Top500, surpassing US El Capitan, marking the first Chinese top ranking since 2017.
As the UK gets its seventh PM in a decade, we rank the best fictional British prime ministers from TV, from villainous schemers to beleaguered leaders.
A parliamentary report warns that UK museums and galleries are vulnerable to cyber-attacks and thefts, citing recent security failures at the British Museum and British Library, and criticises government inaction.
Workers jumped in fountains, tube windows smashed as temperature hit 91F in London. The Guardian's 1976 coverage details chaos and record heat.
Darren Jones says he will not stand in Labour leadership contest, clearing way for Andy Burnham to become PM. Jones urges Burnham to detail economic policy to reassure MPs.
Trump tasks JD Vance with delivering Iran war outcome as DC reflecting pool repairs may miss July 4. Latest Kennedy run tests US appetite for political dynasties.
With the group stage nearing its end, we analyze who has qualified for the last 32, who is eliminated, and what each team needs to advance, including the third-place ranking.
Megan Walsh faces trial as Will testifies, Sam wants to attend court, and Sarah confronts Jodie about her attack in next week's Coronation Street.
Several London schools close or shorten days as red heat warning issued, with temperatures forecast to reach 37°C, disrupting education and transport.
Nigel Farage ended an eight-week media silence but faced hostile questions about a £5m gift from a crypto-billionaire, losing his cool in multiple interviews.
Germany will gradually raise its retirement age to about 70 by the early 2090s under recommendations backed by Chancellor Friedrich Merz, aiming to future-proof the pension system for an ageing population.
Jon Stewart mocked Trump's Iran peace deal, calling it a surrender, and ridiculed the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool turned 'Mountain Dew green' by a donor-owned company.
Readers discuss the Grateful Dead's He's Gone for political times, Italy's four emperors in AD69, nettle running benefits, the Major oak's death, and trams destined for Halfway.
Readers reflect on the 2016 Brexit referendum on its 10th anniversary, citing lies, economic damage, and calls for return to EU single market.
Readers respond to a Guardian article on the National Leasehold Campaign, highlighting financial risks and lack of protections for leaseholders in England and Wales.
Former BBC Shanghai correspondent Francis Markus has died aged 65 of cancer. He later worked for humanitarian organisations across Asia, covering the Rohingya crisis and North Korean famine.
Marina Hyde criticizes the media frenzy around Andy Burnham's train journey to London, which overshadowed a deadly rail crash near Bedford that killed one and injured 53.
Flick Rea, a Liberal Democrat councillor in Camden for 35 years and twice group leader, has died aged 88. She was known for her pavement politics and theatrical style.
Rep. Dan Goldman says it's 'sad' that Poetica Coffee banned him over pro-Israel views; the cafe now faces a Justice Department investigation.
George Pino, a prominent Florida real estate broker, was found not guilty of manslaughter and felony vessel homicide in a 2022 boat crash that killed a teen and disabled another. The victim's family expressed dismay.
Trump acknowledges that repairs to the algae-stricken Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool may not be completed by July 4, amid claims of vandalism and a $14.2m renovation.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy will skip the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk after Poland revokes his Order of the White Eagle over naming a military unit after the UPA, which killed up to 100,000 Poles in WWII.
Donald Trump will hand over the World Cup trophy at the final on 19 July, Gianni Infantino confirmed, continuing their close relationship.
Andy Burnham's growing influence in Labour is satirised by Ben Jennings, highlighting tensions between regional leaders and Keir Starmer's leadership.
A new book reveals that Keir Starmer's premiership was dominated by handling tensions with Donald Trump, including a secret plan for a UK military base in Ukraine.
Keir Starmer has resigned as prime minister, triggering a Labour leadership contest. Here's what happens next in UK politics, including interim arrangements and election speculation.
Keir Starmer's resignation speech marked a pivotal moment in UK politics. This analysis breaks down the key elements, rhetoric, and impact of his address.