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For Silicon Valley, AI isn’t just about replacing some jobs. It’s about replacing all of them

AI will do the thinking, robots will do the doing. What place do humans have in this arrangement – and do tech CEOs care? says Ed Newton-Rex, founder of Fairly Trained

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Welcome to the era of ‘hostage politics’, where Labour is apparently your only hope

First it was the Conservatives and now Reform. The only thing the government has to offer is that it’s the least worst option, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Greece is booming again. This time, will it last?

The public finances look strong and new construction signals rebirth – or the hubris that heralds yet another collapse

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Why the PM is right to be tough on immigration but also compassionate

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The government has a tricky balancing act when it comes to immigration. It has to serve the economy, address public disquiet and also maintain an asylum system, but Keir Starmer and Yvette Cooper seem to have the right approach

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Israel and Gaza: Trump can stop this horror. The alternative is unthinkable

Editorial: The US president has the leverage to force through a ceasefire. If he does not, he will implicitly signal approval of what looks like a plan of total destruction

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The Guardian view on a Himalayan truce: it follows a familiar pattern of conflicts past

Editorial: After drone strikes, nuclear jitters and a ceasefire, the latest fighting between India and Pakistan reveals how peace dies by routine

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How Charlie discovered that time wealth can be the key to a slower, happier life

Feeling tired and out of touch with what really matters to him, a busy father tries a few behavioural experiments

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Trump will destroy world trade, but democracies can defend themselves – and each other

We need a trade block, a D7, that would mirror Nato. An economic attack on one would be an attack on all, says former Nato secretary general Anders Fogh Rasmussen

The Guardian - UK

The worst thing about the damaged Rothko is that it fuels the ban-kids-from-galleries debate

Yes, I’d be mortified if it was my son who’d scratched the £42m work. But talk of limiting access to great art is just wrongheaded, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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Trump wants tariffs on ‘foreign’ movies. But there’s a reason no one wants to shoot in LA

Film-making in Los Angeles has plummeted in recent years. Why sit on the freeway when you could take a paid vacation?

The Guardian - US

Why should the US have all the new holidays? Here are five to make the UK a happier place

Trump can have his ‘victory days’. I want something to commemorate Britain’s love of Judi Dench, or its hatred of a sleepless night, writes Emma Beddington

The Guardian - UK

Want to know how the world really ends? Look to TV show Families Like Ours

The Danish drama is piercing in its ordinariness. In the real world, the climate crisis worsens and authoritarians take charge as we calmly look away, says Guardian columnist John Harris

The Guardian - UK

This Mother’s Day, let’s talk about why birth rates are really declining

It’s one thing to incentivize giving birth. Americans deserve leaders who will fight for those kids after they’re born

The Guardian - US

The ultimate spiritual pilgrimage for our times? A trip to a waste management site

As I stood there, awed by how disgusting and wasteful our species is, I realised that everyone needs to see this, says journalist Eleanor Margolis

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End the deafening silence on Gaza – it is time to speak up

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The total shutdown of aid has shown that the Israeli government’s shameful aim is to starve and deprive the entire population of Gaza, combatant and civilian alike. Keir Starmer must find his voice and urge Donald Trump and all world leaders to call on Benjamin Netanyahu…

The Guardian - US

Biden still thinks he could have beaten Trump. Do we really need this?

The former president points to sexism as the reason for Kamala Harris’s election loss. That’s a dangerous cop-out

The Guardian - US

Trump’s latest Fox News hire looks even worse than Pete Hegseth

Jeanine Pirro hasn’t held a government legal job in decades but does have a key qualification: relentless loyalty to Trump

The Guardian - UK

Fixing England’s water isn’t just the right thing to do – it can be the start of Labour’s fightback

There is an appetite in this country for policy that will change lives. What is more fundamental than the water we use and bills we pay, asks Labour MP Clive Lewis

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My immigrant mother can’t stop saying thank you. Why does that make me uncomfortable?

Amid growing hostility to foreigners, my Italian-born mum feels she should be grateful to be in the UK. Yet she gives so much to a society lucky to have her, says freelance journalist Gaia Neiman

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Can the term ‘cloud fascism’ help us understand – and resist – the hard right?

Like clouds, far-right ideology moves here then there with absolute randomness. The danger is that those who can, shrink under their umbrellas, warns political commentator Ece Temelkuran

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Buck up, Michelle Obama – nothing is more fabulous than an empty nest

The former US first lady says she’s in counselling after her daughters left home. She and Barack should be running around the house naked. Yodelling. With antlers on their heads, says comedy writer Kathy Lette

Evening Standard

OPINION - If you want to make London unwelcoming for LGBTQ people, you've picked the wrong city

London is a living, breathing anthology of stories. From Soho to Dalston, every corner whispers tales of those who dared to be different. It’s in these streets that Oscar Wilde once walked, where Virginia Woolf penned her thoughts, and where countless unnamed heroes lived authentically, even when the world wasn’t…

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If you were shocked by my film on Israeli settlers in the West Bank, you haven’t been paying attention

The response to The Settlers has been humbling. But the ongoing displacement and intimidation of Palestinians is more severe than we could capture, says documentary presenter Louis Theroux

The Guardian - UK

Mother’s Day in Germany is a reminder that motherhood is a battle that’s not for me

Growing up in east Germany I saw how women around me struggled – and not enough has changed to make me alter my course, says writer Carolin Würfel

The Independent UK

Europe remains the key to Britain’s future economic success

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: For all the praise that has greeted the government’s new trade arrangements with India and the United States, it is the promise of closer ties – both economic and defensive – with our nearest neighbours that will prove the most valuable and enduring

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