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Democrats are captive to outdated norms. It’s endangering democracy

The establishment left’s attachment to rigid rules leaves the party out of touch and failing to meet the moment

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OPINION - Help! I'm the only Right-wing stand-up in comedy

Comedian Andrew Watts finally came out this year — and now he’s a social pariah on the comedy scene

Evening Standard

Parents who film their children crying for clicks should take a good look at themselves

Toddlers have big feelings. But sharing their tantrums and pain on social media is not a ‘teachable moment’. It’s cruel, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

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France is not alone in its crisis of political faith – belief in a democratic world is vanishing

The populist right offers a solution in the form of turning back the clock. Macron and his counterparts need to find a different answer fast, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

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My foolproof guide to living with a partner – and not falling out about home decor

After years of marriage, my husband thinks I’m still trying to find his hideous painting of Bobby Moore ‘the right frame’ so it can go on the wall. It’s these subtle interior design lies that keep a relationship going, writes Polly Hudson

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Emmanuel Macron’s political turmoil isn’t just bad news for France

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The consequences of the president’s weakness will be felt beyond France’s borders – with Vladimir Putin the main winner

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Why is this Fox News host speculating about AOC’s sex life?

Even his colleague has dubbed Jesse Watters’s claim about Ocasio-Cortez and Stephen Miller ‘creepy’

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OPINION - The real, sinister reason academics keep cancelling each other

Scarcely a week goes by without lecturers being cancelled, says Toby Young. Why?

Evening Standard

Pity poor Trump, whose Nobel hopes were dashed by common sense

Maga supporters are upset the president didn’t receive the peace prize. One thing’s for sure: it’s all about him

The Guardian - US

Do we need Imax? 70mm? VistaVision? All I need to watch movies at the cinema is darkness and quiet

Cinema used to be an accessible and affordable mass pursuit. This debate about the ‘purest’ format to view certain films only risks putting off movie-goers, says freelance writer and editor Larry Ryan

The Guardian - UK

Don’t fall for the authoritarian hype – Reform and the hard right can be stopped in their tracks

From the US to Europe and Asia, grievances are being exploited to gain power. But moderate voices are still in tune with the majority, says former prime minister Gordon Brown

The Guardian - UK

My kids gave me enough material to write TV comedy. Where will the jokes come from now they’ve left?

The inspirations for my BBC TV show have packed up and gone to uni, leaving me to rattle around on my own, says writer and television producer Helen Serafinowicz

The Guardian - UK

Why should you be Labour’s next deputy leader? Guardian readers quiz the candidates

As party members prepare to choose between Bridget Phillipson and Lucy Powell, the pair give their views on wealth taxes, Brexit, the climate crisis and the far right

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Trump’s strong-arming of Netanyahu led to a deal. He must sustain that pressure

The US president long refused to use his influence over the prime minister. Last month, that appeared to change

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The Guardian view on an AI bubble: capitalism still hasn’t evolved to protect itself

Editorial: Warnings about inflated tech stocks suggest investors never learn and central bankers learn too late

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The Guardian view on AC Milan playing a ‘home’ game in Perth: the clue should be in the name

Editorial: Famous European football clubs should not be shunted around the globe in search of sports promoters with deep pockets

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Other lives: Nurse and midwife who worked around the world helping to deliver better healthcare for rural women

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Trump wants a prize for the Gaza deal. But the real question is, why didn’t he do it earlier?

The ceasefire in Gaza happened when the US president lost patience, but how much horror occurred, how many people were killed because he delayed, asks Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland

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It’s Sam Altman: the man who stole the rights from copyright. If he’s the future, can we go backwards?

His AI video generator Sora 2 has been reviled for pinching the work of others. One giant leap for Sam: for everyone else, not so much, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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The fledgling UN tried to rein in mass-scale misinformation. The world turned its back and is now paying the price

The ruinous result of the US approach to freedom of information and media has made anti-democratic contagion impossible to ignore

The Guardian - UK

Beware Netanyahu: he is a master of self-interest – and that’s why he signed the Hamas ceasefire deal

The Israeli PM wants to bolster his position and ward off global pariah status. But he has shifted gears before and may do so again, says Israeli journalist Ben Reiff

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English democracy relies on local councillors. So why are so many facing the axe?

Government plans to merge councils may not save money, and do nothing to solve the very real problems they face, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - US

Stephen Miller is the most dangerous man in the Trump administration

In the White House deputy chief of staff, we see that Maga will not simply end with Trump. We must keep our eyes on Miller

The Guardian - US

Who will run against Trump in 2028? Please step forward now – don’t wait

A leading Democrat, backed by substantial funding, should enter the 2028 presidential race right now

Evening Standard

OPINION - I am sure that many people will be offended by seeing a woman’s body in this non-sexualised state

A 7ft bronze, unveiled in London this week, is being hailed as the first to show a postpartum woman

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