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America’s leadership class is failing us. It’s up to you and me to defend democracy

The disappearance of America’s leadership class at a time like this means that the rest of us have to be leaders

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I sought to protect an immigrant legal client. Instead, I’m facing Trump’s new sanctions

I appear to be the first attorney targeted in a scheme that calls on federal agencies to accuse lawyers of unethical conduct

The Guardian - US

Stop sneering at mothers. Most of us have done things you wouldn’t believe

Sure, I personally am terminally cautious and aesthetically unadventurous – but I’m the exception

The Guardian - UK

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Yes, a working-class woman will be Labour’s next deputy leader, but what about those still sidelined?

Until politicians address and improve the lives of all working class women – white and ethnic minority – these advances will feel minimal, says academic Jennifer Jasmine White

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With or without a ceasefire, humanitarian aid must enter Gaza. We managed it in previous wars

Global powers ensured aid during civil wars in Syria and Sudan. We need a ‘Lifeline Rafah’ or more people will starve, says Moazzam Malik, CEO of Save the Children

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Think you’re kind? Maybe you’re just being nice. I’ve learned there’s a big difference

Like many women, I was conditioned to people-please – until I realised that this was neither helping others, nor myself, says author Ann Russell

The Guardian - UK

Starmer finally said it: ‘We recognise Palestine.’ But Gaza desperately needs action – where is that?

The British PM and others offered fine words, but after all the horror, many will say too little, too late. Palestinians need unfettered support – and now, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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The Guardian view on UK recognition of a Palestinian state: this must be a call to action, not conscience-salving

Editorial: The diplomatic groundswell, and Israel’s increasing isolation, come late. They must be the beginning of a renewed effort

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My generation agonises over how to act and what to say. We have to learn to go with the flow

Thanks to social media, gen Z is more perceived and judged than ever before, and we worry over every word and image. An ancient Chinese text shows there’s a better way

The Guardian - AU

After last week, UK ministers should know this: a huge rebellion is coming – we will fight for our children’s rights

From mooted Whitehall cost-cutting to the bigoted views of Reform, parents of children with special needs see the latest threats, and we are mobilising, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

Try again. Fail again. Fail better: eight things I’ve learned in my year of ‘lifting heavy’

I didn’t expect to enjoy heaving chunks of metal. But lifting has paid off for me in surprising ways – and shown I can change my life dramatically, writes Guardian columnist Emma Beddington

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A historic opportunity for the British left is being thrown away. This very public Your Party row must stop now

People desperately want and need a party with socialist values. Future generations will be damning if this fails, say economist Yanis Varoufakis and film director Ken Loach

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Let’s stop asking why women aren’t having children and ask, for once: why aren’t men?

On the whole, men I’ve spoken to – like women – want children. But a host of issues, from housing to mental health, is getting in the way, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

The Guardian - UK

Look to Myanmar for a terrifying vision of a world where authoritarians have unfettered power

The brutality and repression there highlight the failings of a dysfunctional world order. Unless we do better, this is the future, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

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I have a dirty TV secret – and there’s a 50/50 chance that you do too

More than half of people in the UK exaggerate, fabricate or downplay what they watch and pretend they’re into documentaries or serious drama. I am as guilty as they come, writes Polly Hudson

The Guardian - AU

Coalition denial makes Labor seem reasonable on climate – but neither is ambitious enough

Treasury estimates a ‘disorderly’ energy transition would result in an Australian economy that’s $1.2tn smaller. Neither major party has the policies to prevent that

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The Lib Dems must resist the easy option of being the ‘nice’ protest vote

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Ed Davey has done well, recovering lost ground for his party by being all things to all people, but he will need a harder edge to make a difference after the next election

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The new iPhone is an emblem of our miserable minimalist era

The barely there iPhone Air is in line with trends in tech, design and art – unsullied by thought, risk or humor

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Even Tucker Carlson is worried about Trump’s free speech crackdown

The former Fox News host is speaking out against the administration’s response to the Charlie Kirk shooting

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History teaches us that authoritarians use any excuse to seize power

Nazis used the 1933 Reichstag blaze to justify snuffing out civil liberties. In the US, the calls for a crackdown have already begun

The Independent UK

Like poor Victoria Beckham, I too suffer from the ‘liking gap’

COMMENT : What do Posh Spice, myself and many others have in common? We all think people like us less than they actually do, writes Charlotte Cripps

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As Hollywood mourns Robert Redford, why do we still struggle with the idea of male beauty?

The superstar never wanted to be a sex symbol. But we don’t have a language to discuss what great beauty can feel like for men, says Guardian newsletter editor Jason Okundaye

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Coldplay preaching love over Charlie Kirk’s death is all well and good. But would it hurt artists to take a stand?

At Wembley, Chris Martin exhorted the crowd to ‘send love anywhere you wanna send it’. But half-hearted word salad won’t stop the rise of hate, says freelance journalist Elle Hunt

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I’m a British MP, a doctor and Jewish. This is what happened when I tried to enter Israel

Barred from entry on ‘public security’ grounds, I had a moment to reflect on how far the country has fallen, says British MP Peter Prinsley

The Guardian - UK

I have now been a journalist for 40 years. The forces ranged against my profession have never been so powerful

Once, I believed that humanity’s problem was an information deficit. Now, I know you can’t speak truth to power if power controls your words, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

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