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MPs will vote, but there is a better way to decide who has the right to die

In an age of cynicism and mistrust, politicians must work harder to involve the public in difficult decisions, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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Voters know the benefits of migration and want cuts anyway. And they’ll get what they want

Even if Labor had succeeded in curbing migration over the past 12 months, you can bet Peter Dutton would be promising that the Coalition would always be tougher on migration than its opponents

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‘Deeply repulsive’: ABC chair Kim Williams rails against Joe Rogan amid pitch for greater funding

ABC chair Kim Williams faced the National Press Club today, during which he pitched for funding and railed against podcaster Joe Rogan.

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The teen social media ban is incredibly popular. Here are some of the reasons why

No matter how you slice it, the majority of Australians say they want kids off social media. And their reasons are more nuanced than you might expect

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We already know how the social media ban might look in practice. And it involves handing over government ID

The government has intentionally left the details of the teen social media ban to be figured out later. But the behaviour of big tech companies provides some clues as to how it could work.

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Wall Street Strategists Are Nailing One Of Their More Important Forecasts For 2024

Last week, Wall Street began circulating their outlooks for the stock market in 2025. For many folks, the key takeaway from these reports is the year-end price target.

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The secret to a million-dollar newsletter in a feeble news market? Admitting when you mess up

Tangle attempts to reestablish a shared reality for its readers, regardless of their political leaning. Crikey talks to founder Isaac Saul about how that is achieved in Trump’s America.

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Trump’s tariffs promise chaos — and Australia’s investments are in the firing line

Australia’s Future Fund has more than 40% of its assets invested in the US economy, which means the damage Trump inflicts hurts us too.

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Renewables are exceeding expectations — but so are emissions. Why?

Why do we keep believing the promise of carbon capture when it keeps failing to materialise?

Crikey

Anthony Albanese pressing hard for a majority at the next election

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is pushing through as much as he can in the last few sitting days as he strives for another electoral majority, and Jim Chalmers wants everyone to calm down about a Trump economy despite dire predictions.

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The Guardian view on Donald Trump’s tariffs: protectionism is no longer taboo in politics

Editorial: US trade policies since 2016 highlight a broader global retreat from globalisation, driven by geopolitical tensions and shifting economic priorities

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on cruise ships: a licence to pollute

Editorial: The environmental harm caused by this shapeshifting, underregulated industry must be tackled

The Guardian - UK

I moved to another city – and found an unexpected way to make new friends

While self-help books might suggest manifesting new people in your life or cold-water plunges to change your entire personality, the key to finding a community is much simpler, writes Arwa Mahdawi

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Under the Radar: From Overlooked to Overperforming - Global Markets Await

We like to look at places that the rest of the world, especially Wall Street and all the instant experts on the Internet, are ignoring.

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OPINION - Early election petition gives a frisson of 'doing something' but is purely performative

There are a great many reasons why I would not make it as a lowly parliamentary under-secretary of state, let alone prime minister. But not being able to answer the question of why I won't hold a general election less than four months after a securing a landslide majority without…

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Netanyahu’s boycott of Haaretz won’t stop us reporting the grim truth about Israel’s wars

Unlike most Israeli news outlets, my paper shows the suffering in Gaza and Lebanon. That’s why the government has targeted us, says Aluf Benn, the editor of Haaretz

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OPINION - Rod Stewart has an aura of cheese, but this is why he makes sense for the Glastonbury Legends slot

“I thought Rod Stewart was dead,” said a colleague. Others concurred. But Rod Stewart is not dead, he’s playing the Legends slot at 3pm on the Sunday of Glastonbury festival — and is the perfect person to do so, following on from the likes of Shania Twain, Diana Ross and…

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I spent more time with our cat Mogget than any living thing. I had to steel myself to bring that time to an end

Just one of millions of pet cats, to us she was the one. She soaked up bad moods, angst, illnesses and purred them away

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Elon Musk and a mass petition want a new UK election. Shall we do that – or just stick to democracy?

I know many are aggrieved with Starmer and co, but scrapping a government for Elon and a Shropshire publican seems like a stretch, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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OPINION - The Standard View: There is no number of signatures on a petition that can force an early general election

There is a rich history to petitioning parliament. The rights of petitioners and the power of the House to deal with petitions dates back to the 17th century. Initially, the Commons placed few restrictions on debates relating to public petitions, which were used as a method to bring in subjects…

The Guardian - US

The Democrats’ next campaign should appeal to their base, not swing voters

Democratic strategists want to ‘persuade’ over voters. But the real problem is Democratic voters not showing up to polls

The Guardian - US

The ICC arrest warrants for top Israeli officials are a step toward justice

The warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant are also a reminder to governments arming Israel as it commits war crimes in Gaza

The Guardian - US

Trump’s cabinet isn’t as anti-Wall Street as voters might want to believe

The man Trump has tapped as US treasury secretary was only recently derided by Elon Musk as the ‘business-as-usual choice’

The Guardian - UK

I used to think I could adapt to most things – then they rearranged my local Lidl

They haven’t just moved all the stuff, they’ve reversed half the aisles, so they run across instead of instead of along. It feels weirdly fake, like I’ve walked into a trick supermarket, writes Zoe Williams

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Bringing down the UK’s sky-high energy bills is a tall order, but it can be done

Investing in homegrown renewable power and cutting our reliance on oil and gas is crucial if we’re to fix our energy system, says Simon Francis of the End Fuel Poverty Coalition

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