Janeese Lewis George to Be Next DC Mayor After Opponent Concedes
Democratic socialist Janeese Lewis George is slated to become Washington DC's next mayor after her opponent conceded. She ran on expanding childcare, education, and housing.
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Trump Reverses Decision to Scrap Ocean Observation System
Following backlash from lawmakers and scientists, the Trump administration has reversed its decision to dismantle the $368 million Ocean Observatories Initiative, ensuring continued data collection on ocean health and climate.
Trump admin compares algae battle to Iran war
The Trump administration likens its fight against algae in the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool to its conflict with Iran, as workers struggle to clear green growth.
Morning Mail: Ukraine Hits Moscow, Hanson Pulls MP into Line
Pauline Hanson reprimands new MP over immigration stance; Ukraine launches major drone strike on Moscow; Lionel Messi's family seeks privacy amid father's health concerns.
Mangione drops psychiatric defense in CEO murder trial
Luigi Mangione's lawyers reverse course, withdrawing notice of extreme emotional disturbance defense for killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. State trial set for September.
Corrections: Teddie Beverley, Kevin Akoto, Toy Story 5
Corrections for Teddie Beverley's birth year, Kevin Akoto's surname, and missing byline in Toy Story 5 review. Other amended articles listed.
Obama Library Opening in Chicago Rebukes Trump
Star-studded opening for Obama presidential center in Chicago with musical performances and speeches attacking Trump's authoritarian approach, celebrating democratic values.
JD Vance: Trump Is Israel's Only Ally Left in the World
US Vice-President JD Vance rebukes Israeli critics of the Iran deal, stating Donald Trump is Israel's sole remaining ally and referencing billions in US defense aid.
Hanson's Press Club speech may launch federal campaign
Pauline Hanson gave a blistering address at the National Press Club, attacking multiculturalism, climate policy, and transgender rights. Journalist Margo Kingston says it may be the start of her federal campaign.
Jewish Council: Conflating Jewish Identity with Israel Fuels Antisemitism
The Jewish Council of Australia says far-right extremism and conflating Jewish identity with Israel are main drivers of antisemitism, urging focus on diversity and far-right threats.
Ofcom Queries Telegram Over Arson Recruitment in Starmer Case
Ofcom seeks clarification from Telegram after a Ukrainian man was convicted of arson attacks on properties linked to Keir Starmer, having been recruited via the app by a Russian-linked handler.
Burnham's Win: Time for Starmer to Step Aside
Andy Burnham's victory in the Makerfield byelection gives Labour a lifeline and signals it's time for Keir Starmer to step aside for a new progressive era.
Burnham's Landslide Win Pressures Starmer to Step Aside
Andy Burnham's stunning victory in the Makerfield by-election, with a majority nearly double his predecessor's, fuels calls for a leadership transition from Keir Starmer.
Makerfield Byelection Exposes Reform UK's Flaws
John Harris analyzes Reform UK's defeat in the Makerfield byelection, highlighting candidate issues, strategic errors, and Farage's dilemmas, while noting Labour's challenges ahead.
Boston's love affair with Tartan Army goes official
Scotland fans in Boston have charmed locals, leading to a twinning agreement between Boston and Glasgow. Fans share tales of warmth, from free breakfasts to record beer sales.
Trump Refocuses on Ukraine After Iran Deal
Donald Trump signs a 14-point agreement with Iran, ending a conflict he helped start. Now he turns to Ukraine peace. Guardian's Andrew Roth discusses the deal's chances.
US-Iran Talks Cancelled Amid Hezbollah-Israel Strikes
US-Iran peace talks in Switzerland abruptly cancelled as Hezbollah and Israel trade violent strikes. UK Labour wins byelection, and more news.
Trump's Iran Deal Could Place His Legacy in Tehran's Hands
Analysis: Trump's Iran war echoes Jimmy Carter's hostage crisis, leaving his presidency vulnerable to Tehran's whims as he seeks a deal.
Andy Burnham's Landslide Win: What's Next for Labour?
Andy Burnham's resounding victory in the Makerfield byelection puts Keir Starmer's leadership on notice and signals a potential leadership challenge. Explore the implications for Labour, Reform, and Scotland.
Andy Burnham's Victory Sets Stage for PM Bid: What 'Change' Means
Andy Burnham's byelection win positions him for a Labour leadership challenge. His policies on public ownership, cost of living, devolution, and voting reform face scrutiny.
Obama Center Opening Stirs Pride and Unease on South Side
The Obama Presidential Center opens amid gentrification fears, as residents celebrate but worry about rising rents and displacement of longtime Black residents.
BBC must be ambitious to fight misinformation, says columnist
Guardian columnist Jane Martinson argues the BBC should take on Trump, Musk, and fake news with a dynamic strategy, not job cuts, to redefine trusted news in an age of anxiety.
Pochettino Jokes About Spy Era at US Training Ground
USMNT manager Mauricio Pochettino was spotted filming at training, joking about spies ahead of World Cup match against Australia.
Reform's Genius Plan: Field Terrible Candidates, Then Lose
Nigel Farage faces growing challenges after Reform UK's poor performance in the Makerfield byelection, while Labour's Andy Burnham gains ground.
Scottish Conservatives Win Aberdeen South in Shock SNP Loss
The SNP lost the safe seat of Aberdeen South to the Scottish Conservatives in a byelection, with a 14.69% swing. Douglas Lumsden won, citing support for North Sea oil and gas.
Venice mayor seeks to raise day-tripper fee to €50
Venice's new mayor, Simone Venturini, aims to increase the entrance fee for day-trippers to up to €50 on peak dates to discourage overtourism. The fee, currently €5, generated €2.4m in its first year.
US-Iran Peace Talks Canceled Amid Israeli Strikes in Lebanon
US-Iran peace talks abruptly canceled as Israel launches airstrikes in Lebanon, killing 18. JD Vance criticizes Israeli opponents of the deal.
UK's Proud History of Costumed Election Candidates
From Count Binface to the Monster Raving Loony party, British elections feature satirical candidates in bizarre costumes, adding humor to solemn political moments.
Makerfield Byelection: Key Facts and Figures from Result
Analysis of the Makerfield byelection result, with key numbers on turnout, vote share, and historical context.
Burnham: Makerfield win is 'last chance' for change
Andy Burnham declared his Makerfield byelection victory as 'our last chance' to reshape Britain, vowing to tackle cost of living with lower bills.
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