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If the US forces me to choose between my two nationalities, I choose France – and Europe

Proposals to change US citizenship rules leaves dual citizens like me caught in the crossfire. If push comes to shove, I know where my loyalty lies, says Guardian columnist Alexander Hurst

The Guardian - UK

Planning to visit the US? Take it from this American citizen – don’t

I love many things about the land of my birth but Donald Trump’s America has become an unwelcoming country of deep divisions and waning trust

The Guardian - AU

How to buy a book for a child who is a non-reader? The trick is to meet them where they are

If you want kids to open the pages, not just the present, choose a book that feels like a treat – and show young Australians that reading matters

The Guardian - AU

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The Guardian view on Labour’s new peerages: another boost for the ermine arms race

Editorial: Sir Keir Starmer promised to bring meaningful reform to the House of Lords. He is failing to introduce it

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on far-right perversions of the Christmas message: promoting a gospel of hate

Editorial: A Tommy Robinson-inspired carol service is the latest sign of a burgeoning Christian nationalist movement. The Church of England is right to push back

The Guardian - UK

Gen Z know the social contract is broken. It’ll take more than youth clubs and StarmerTok to reach them

Labour’s £500m national youth strategy has some positives, but real change must start by tackling the root causes of unhappiness, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Never be honest in Hollywood – even if you’re Quentin Tarantino

Success doesn’t mean you can speak your mind – and criticizing Paul Dano is like kicking a bunny at a birthday party

The Guardian - US

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OPINION - Don't mock... Nicolas Sarkozy's prison conversion may be for real

In his Prison Diary, the former president says he fell to his knees and prayed on his first night in La Santé

Evening Standard

Not one but two new shows with a Bitch Lesbian lead? It’s a Christmas miracle

It is really satisfying to see beautiful, cranky lesbians take the lead in TV’s buzziest new shows, Pluribus and The Beast in Me

The Guardian - AU

Trump’s anti-Somali tirade is a shocking new low

The president called immigrants such as Ilhan Omar ‘garbage’ – but this latest racist outburst may be another sign of weakness

The Guardian - US

OPINION - Scott Galloway: OnlyFans is the billion-dollar symptom of a loneliness pandemic — there is only one cure

The most unstable, violent societies have one thing in common: lonely young men. We are producing millions of them, writes Scott Galloway

Evening Standard

Jared Kushner – and three Arab monarchies – are at the heart of the Paramount-WBD bid

The president’s son-in-law is once again at the center of an international business deal that will require administration approval

The Guardian - US

There is a fund to create jobs in the poorest areas, and Labour has quietly gutted it. This is what betrayal looks like

It’s a scandal laid bare. A stark new report highlights the price paid in Britain’s former industrial heartlands for this silent piece of ministerial vandalism, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

The Guardian - UK

At least there’s one thing we can all agree on: Claudia Winkleman

The tan, the fringe, the warmth and wit – there’s no other TV host quite like her, writes Polly Hudson

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Why it’s ridiculous to call our new train system ‘Great’ British Rail

The name originated during the period of Boris Johnson boosterism. People no longer want Brexit triumphalism, but things that actually work, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

What will be the cost of Keir Starmer’s new medicines deal with Donald Trump? British lives

More than £3bn that could have been used for UK patients will go to big pharma for its branded products, says Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty

The Guardian - AU

Will Australia’s social media ban survive a high court challenge from two teenagers? Most likely – here’s why

The under-16s ban is a pragmatic first step in trying to reduce the potential harm on young people of addictive products. It is not undermining the democratic process

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This citizenship scandal is a chance for Mahmood to show courage and clarity

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The scandal of 200 people being deprived of their right to citizenship at the stroke of a government pen is a moral failure – a country has a duty to those who have rightly called it home

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Born to run: how exercise expanded the landscape of my life and got my mind on track

Running tends to get characterised as an entirely physical pursuit, which is probably why I avoided it for so long

The Guardian - US

Sean Duffy wants ‘civility’ in air travel … so why is he doing pull-ups at the airport?

Transport infrastructure in the US is a hot mess – and the guy in charge thinks ‘wellness spaces’ are going to solve the problem

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on ECHR reform: times change, but universal values need defending

Editorial: Calls to modernise human rights law too often assume that hostile public opinion cannot be changed by argument from first principles

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on England’s social housing system: failing the very people it was built for

Editorial: Austerity hollowed out provision and hardened eligibility rules. A broken safety net now shuts out the poorest and drives rising homelessness

The Guardian - UK

An EU-UK mobility scheme won’t erase the ‘violent indifference’ against young people. But it’s a start

We need people from Europe to move to the UK – but also a way to give Brits the opportunity to build the futures they crave, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - US

All of the deadly US strikes on alleged drug boats are murders

There is no rule of law if the president can deem anyone an enemy combatant and order them summarily shot

The Guardian - UK

Received an unwanted gift? Here is your failsafe guide to how to respond

Remember the protocol everyone must follow: look convincingly happy and never say what you actually think about a disappointing present, says Polly Hudson

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