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The shutdown fight has finally given Democrats leverage. They should use it

The government has effectively been shut down since Trump returned to office, as officials clamp down on work they oppose

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OPINION - Boris Becker: From HMP Wandsworth to a prison for foreigners, what I learnt about the British system

Murderers, paedophiles... and a former Wimbledon Champion. The tennis star reveals how he survived in jail

Evening Standard

There were two paths for America and Lilith Fair was one of them. Sadly it chose the other

The all-female music festival from the 90s was a counterpoint to that era’s misogyny. Trump’s US could do with some of that hope and promise today, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

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Farage, Trump, Musk: your boy Javier Milei just took one hell of a beating. Why so quiet?

The wild politics and chainsaw made Argentina’s president an economic hero for the right. And now, with his nation’s finances in chaos: silence, writes Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

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OPINION - Corsica Studios might not be dead – but our city will die without new soundproofing rules

Noise complaints are killing venues but developers are still getting away with not soundproofing new builds

Evening Standard

American democracy might not survive another year – is Europe ready for that?

Trapped between Putin and Trump, EU citizens understand the grave dangers facing the continent. Their leaders urgently need to face reality, too, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

The Guardian - UK

Only Keir Starmer KC can fix Britain’s broken migration laws

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The prime minister has staked his reputation on recognising that our relationship with the European Convention on Human Rights isn’t working. His unassailable record as a defender of those rights must be brought to full force to save our immigration system from itself

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The Guardian view on working-class representation in the arts: Manchester can lead the way

Editorial: A pioneering inquiry in the north-west can help deliver fresh solutions to a national problem. Amid deepening social divisions, it takes on a vital task

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Trump’s Argentina bailout: it’s a political play, not an economic plan

Editorial: Washington’s $20bn lifeline for rightwing populist Javier Milei isn’t about stability or sovereignty, it’s about winning an election

The Guardian - UK

What do Trump and Hegseth’s inflammatory speeches to military generals signal?

The Trump administration evidently seeks to transform the US military into a partisan tool of the president’s regime

The Guardian - US

What can Americans learn from the UK? How to cope with national sporting despair

America’s Ryder Cup defeat sparked some ugly behaviour among their fans. But, as some of us know all too well, losing can be a bonding experience, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

The joy of The Traitors is in rooting for real people. Does anyone care about celebrities in that way?

Having famous contestants is a betrayal of all that’s great about the show – and a misunderstanding of what makes humans tick, says Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Once again, Netanyahu has outplayed Trump

Trump considers himself a master deal-maker. But he’s been regularly outmaneuvered by strongmen like Netanyahu and Vladimir Putin

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Trump’s H-1B visa fee is a death sentence for US healthcare

Trump’s $100,000 visa fee will gut the immigrant workforce that keeps US hospitals – and patients – alive

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Trump’s peace plan is everything Israelis dreamed of. But it’s a fantasy

The president’s intervention promises a return to ‘normality’ – one that appeals to Israelis unconcerned with Gaza’s future, says senior Haaretz editor Roy Schwartz

Newslaundry

Garba nights and the death of joy

Navratris have always been something bigger than devotion. Sure, the rituals are there – offerings, prayers, songs honouring the goddess Durga. But it’s also the season when people don their glamour avatars, polish their dance skills, burn through half their wardrobe, and hope someone notices.

Newslaundry

Anxiety and survival: Breaking down India’s stampedes

With three months still to go for the new year, 2025 already seems like an unfortunate year for stampede deaths in India.

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Big pharma is at war with the UK, and the government can’t back down now

The industry has always wanted the NHS to pay more for its drugs; now it is pulling research and investment out of Britain, says director of Global Justice Now Nick Dearden

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Why I have had it with entitled dog owners

You know the types – they let their hound jump all over you and don’t clear up after them. Bring on their poo-nishment, writes Arwa Mahdawi

Evening Standard

OPINION - Joe Wicks: The protein industry is laughable. That's why I created the UK's most dangerous health bar

Protein bars are marketed as health products, despite often containing harmful ingredients. Fitness coach Joe Wicks on why he has created ‘The UK’s most dangerous health bar’

The Guardian - UK

Colon cancer is on the rise among young people – and research points to one major culprit

If smoking was the cancer villain of the 20th century, eating ultra-processed food may be its 21st-century counterpart, says Prof Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

The Guardian - AU

My calls and emails to family in Afghanistan go unanswered. The Taliban’s internet shutdown has left us all helpless

From the safety of Australia, I watch in despair as my loved ones in Kabul navigate this digital darkness – a calculated effort to silence dissent

The Guardian - UK

The European Union was designed for peace – it is never going to be a war machine

Reacting to the Russian military threat would require the bloc to be agile and decisive. It is many great things, but it is not that, says Anand Menon, director of UK in a Changing Europe

The Guardian - UK

My conference pass was revoked for asking difficult questions: this is Keir Starmer’s Labour

I was told it was a ‘safeguarding’ issue. This speaks to a party that has not only lost its soul, but is scared of the truth, writes Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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The Guardian view on Starmer’s conference speech: national renewal needs more than rules-bound growth

Editorial: Labour’s leader framed his fight with Reform as decency against grievance. But without pledges on improving living standards, his rhetoric risks ringing hollow

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