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From Propaganda Tools to Targets: Why Cartels Are Killing Influencers in Sinaloa's Turf Wars

Influencers tied to cartels are now targets, pressured to back factions in Sinaloa's internal war and used as mouthpieces in the conflict.

Latin Times

Send in your questions for the Guardian’s climate assembly panel

We would like to hear your questions about the climate crisis and we will put a selection of them to our panel

The Guardian - UK

How many Palestinian detainees from Gaza does Israel think are fighters?

A new investigation finds that only a quarter of Palestinian detainees in Israel are linked to fighting groups.

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London Pride chief investigated over misuse of funds claims

Pride in London’s chief executive faces allegations of buying luxury fragrances with food and drink vouchers donated to the organisation

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer plans to stuff House of Lords with new Labour peers

KEIR Starmer is reportedly planning to stuff the House of Lords with new Labour peers in a bid to drive his agenda through the upper chamber.

The National (Scotland)

Is Donald Trump a Dictator? The Question Haunting Washington as Troops Patrol the Streets

Explore expert views on Donald Trump's authoritarian tactics and the fragile state of American democracy as troops patrol Washington, raising critical questions about the future of US governance and power.

International Business Times UK

The Guardian Foundation announce Scott Trust Bursary recipients for 2025-26

Now in its 37th year, The Guardian Foundation continues to support aspiring journalists by providing university bursaries to a new cohort.

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What Happened to Europe? Britons Beg Trump for Help Amid Anger Over Migrant Crime and Far-Left Policies

A wave of anger is sweeping Europe as migrant crime surges and far-left policies dominate. From Britain to Germany, frustrated citizens are calling for drastic change—even for Donald Trump to 'save England'.

International Business Times UK

Kim Novak highlights issue with title of new biopic starring Sydney Sweeney

New film will recount the 1957 clandestine love affair between the ‘Vertigo’ star and singer-actor Sammy Davis Jr

The Independent UK

DHS Using White Supremacist and Neo-Nazi Symbols in ICE Recruitment, Study Finds

DHS has been employing rhetoric such as "invasion" and "defend the homeland," phrases long tied to conspiracy theories which claim white people are being displaced and replaced in Western nations

Latin Times

12 Rel-Life Claustrophobia Stories That Will Make Your Chest Tighten

Experience real-life claustrophobia stories that trigger intense fear and panic. These accounts of enclosed spaces and small spaces may bring on anxiety.

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JD Vance Hails Trump's Health While Stressing His Own Readiness to Lead: 'I've Gotten a Lot of Good On-The-Job Training'

"He's the last person making phone calls at night, and he's the first person who wakes up and the first person making phone calls in the morning," Vance told USA Today

Latin Times

Back-to-school is never simple. Here’s how 10 US parents are navigating it

For a new series, 10 parents joined a WhatsApp group to discuss the challenges and joys of raising children

The Guardian - US

“I Will Not Throw Them Away”: Woman Defends Letting Her Kids Read Harry Potter

Would you separate the art from the artist or boycott the author entirely?

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Adelaide University Students To Stage Sit-In Protest Against Axing Of In-Person Lectures

“Removing in-person lectures disadvantages those who need structure, community and direct engagement with teaching staff,” a student organiser said.

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Sam Altman and UK government minister reportedly discussed giving ChatGPT Plus to all Brits for free

OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman, and the UK government's Technology Secretary, Peter Kyle, have discussed a deal which would see the UK’s entire population given premium access to ChatGPT, according to reports.

The Independent UK

Minister discussed £2bn deal to give ChatGPT Plus to all UK residents, says report

Peter Kyle and Sam Altman are said to have discussed a deal to give the whole country access to ChatGPT’s premium service

Evening Standard

Noel Clarke conspiracy claims over Guardian reporting ‘implausible’ – judge

The actor took legal action against the newspaper’s publishers over allegations of misconduct.

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Noel Clarke loses 'sexual predator' High Court libel battle against The Guardian

Noel Clarke complained that his career had been wrecked by The Guardian’s reports

The Conversation

The Life of Chuck: Stephen King adaptation celebrates the richness of ordinary life

“I’m still excited when somebody makes a movie out of something that I’ve done,” Stephen King recently told The Guardian. This openness to exhilaration on King’s part is remarkable, given that he is such a widely adapted writer. To date, more than 90 of his novels and short stories have…

Evening Standard

What is Noel Clarke’s libel claim against The Guardian’s publisher about?

The Doctor Who actor will discover whether his libel claim against Guardian News and Media has been successful on Friday.

Windows Central

Microsoft protest over Israel ties leads to 18 arrests at Redmond campus — police say protesters “became aggressive”

At least 18 protesters were arrested at Microsoft headquarters after police said the group became aggressive during Israel genocide protests.

Al Jazeera

Israeli data shows 83 percent of Gaza war dead are civilians: Report

Leaked Israeli intelligence confirms one of the highest civilian tolls in modern conflicts.

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ABC Slammed For Its New Public Comment Rules From Lawyer Who Acted For Antoinette Lattouf

Josh Bornstein, who acted for Antoinette Lattouf in her wrongful termination case against ABC, claims the new guidelines didn't clarify what kind of comments would count as a breach to the new rules.

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Report Finds University Of Melbourne Used Wifi To Track Students In Pro-Palestine Protest

“Each [student] was subjected to a form of surveillance … They are likely to have experienced a significant breach of trust.”

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