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AI investors are in for a rude awakening

There is a huge gap between investment and revenue from LLMs. Investors wrongly assume everyone will be a winner

The Guardian - US

The American system is badly broken

What we are witnessing right now is the rise of two Americas. One for the billionaire class. And one for everybody else

The Guardian - US

Pregnant women deserve so much better than Trump’s theatre of scaremongering and shame

There is no credible evidence linking autism with maternal paracetamol use. But the US president’s ‘tough it out’ message could harm mothers and babies, says doctor Kate Womersley

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Resisting Faragism offers the Lib Dems a rare clarity of purpose

Ed Davey’s rallying cry in defence of moderate, liberal Britain might give some coherence to a party with a reputation for opportunism, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

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Why do the children of elderly patients stay away? Loneliness makes them get sicker and stay sicker for longer

One of the greatest acts of love is simply bearing witness to the vicissitudes of ageing

The Guardian - AU

As growth hopes fade, shrinking Reeves has a mountain to climb

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: A dour economic forecast has left the beleaguered chancellor grasping for fiscal breathing space in her make-or-break Budget

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on Sir Ed Davey’s speech: a party that promises contrast and protest

Editorial: The Liberal Democrat leader drew a moral line on Gaza, challenged rightwing populism and targeted Labour. It’s not reinvention but an ethical intent

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The Guardian view on Welsh politics: a new era threatens to leave Labour out in the cold

Editorial: After enjoying unparalleled political hegemony in Wales for over a hundred years, the party of Aneurin Bevan and Neil Kinnock has lost its way

The Guardian - UK

Someone has to drag the US out of the hellscape of Trumpism. Who better than AOC?

Yes, the Democratic congresswoman is flawed – but she’s a fighter. Let’s not write her off as too young or too female, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - ABBA Voyage and V&A Storehouse are part of the East London cultural renaissance — now it's the Royal Docks

The docks are a hidden gem of London, says Deputy Mayor for Culture Justine Simons. That’s about to change

Evening Standard

The consensus is clear: it’s genocide. Now will international law die in Gaza too?

The clue is in the name: the convention on the prevention and punishment of the crime of genocide. When will we act?, asks Raji Sourani, the coordinator of the Palestinian legal team at the international criminal court

The Guardian - UK

Trump’s absurd Tylenol claims heighten the suffering of pregnant women in the US

There is no evidence to support the president’s assertions about autism. But they exploit fears that already come with pregnancy

The Guardian - US

Spare a thought for right-royal victim Duchess Fergie – it’s been another truly hellacious week

As more gushing emails emerge, Sarah Ferguson is once again rethinking her ‘supreme’ friendship with the super-rich sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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Charlie Kirk was a divisive far-right podcaster. Why is he being rebranded as a national hero?

Celebrating a bigoted rage-baiter sends a clear message to people of color, LGBTQ+ folks and women

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Jimmy Kimmel is coming back. It’s proof that you still have power

Disney saw hurricane-level blowback over the talkshow host’s suspension, thanks in large part to consumers

The Guardian - UK

My blood type made me a donor superhero – until my weakness for crisps let me down

‘It’s such a shame,’ said the nurse as she turned me away from the donation centre, and I realised my assumptions about being O-negative were all wrong

The Guardian - UK

I’ve seen Labour’s cursed deputy leader role up close. It should finally be abolished

I worked for Denis Healey when he held the post, so know just how useless it is – and how much better both the country and Labour would be without it, says author Richard Heller

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The populist right wants to remake the UK in the image of Dubai. We should all be careful what they wish for

Politicians and influencers eulogise the emirate as a place of cleanliness, convenience and low crime. The truth is far darker, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Liew

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The hard right is claiming the cross – and true Christians should not allow it

British church leaders have finally spoken out about the dangerous rise of Christian nationalism. But their message was far too timid, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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Europe has lost one superpower ally – can it afford to be in the crosshairs of two?

For years, the EU followed the US’s lead when it came to China. That is no longer an option and Beijing has other priorities, says Guardian journalist Nathalie Tocci

The Independent UK

Farage’s ideas to reduce migration deserve to fail

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Reform UK’s headline-grabbing plan to abolish the indefinite leave to remain for foreign workers, among other proposals, might prove to be electorally popular – but it would also create greater problems for the country than it would ever solve

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Labour’s NHS reforms: where is the plan to deliver them?

Editorial: Bold announcements about restructuring appear to have taken priority over implementation

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The Guardian view on Donald Trump’s hate for opponents: practising politics the wrong way

Editorial: The president’s admission is more than bravado. By blurring truth and criminalising dissent, he is dismantling the US’s free-speech order from within

The Guardian - UK

From dark academia to medievalcore: fashion is embracing our need for escapism

Much is written about how young people no longer form real-world communities. Well, fashion trends are a stark rejoinder to that, says senior Guardian fashion writer Lauren Cochrane

The Guardian - UK

Your Party is a mess. Here’s what they could learn from Farage and Polanski

The public clearly has an appetite for the ideals being offered by the new Sultana-Corbyn alliance. But those involved in the project have to act in harmony - and stay on topic, writes Zoe Williams

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