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To ‘86’ occasionally means to kill but usually doesn’t: A linguistic investigation into the Instagram threat charge against James Comey

A federal grand jury in April 2026 charged James Comey with making a threat against President Donald Trump and transmitting a crime across state lines.

The Conversation

Gerry Gable obituary

Founder of Searchlight magazine who was a formidable figure in the fight against fascism and the extreme right

The Guardian - UK

What Americans Said About Money In 1994 Still Rings Alarm Bells For Today's Crisis

Thirty years before today’s financial influencers started preaching about emergency funds and investment basics on TikTok, ordinary Americans were already sounding the alarm about the nation’s broken relationship with money. A revealing street interview from 1994, captured by documentary filmmaker David Hoffman on his YouTube channel, shows that the financial…

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‘Women were grabbed and dragged away like sacks’ – a history of British protest in pictures

Since 1963, when he photographed a fellow student being arrested, David Hoffman has turned his camera on rebels and rioters. His archive tells an alternative story of Britain, from Greenham Common to students marching on Whitehall

The Guardian - UK

The 80s: Photographing Britain review – in your face and to the barricades

From Greenham to City slickers, visceral images from a turbulent decade jostle for attention in a show that feels overwhelming in its scale and confusing narrative

The Guardian - UK

The 80s: Photographing Britain at Tate Britain review – a lot of good work but ultimately a bewildering experience

2/5 Despite its title this isn’t really a show about Britain, but about photography – and a weirdly patchy, chaotic one at that

Evening Standard

Hot snogs, fizz-fuelled City boys and a hilltop homage to Duran Duran: 10 photos that capture the 1980s

It was a tumultuous decade characterised by street riots, financial excess and big-haired bands making big-budget videos. As a major exhibition of shots from the 1980s prepares to open, we talk to the photographers who caught the era

The Guardian - UK

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Celtics Superstar Jayson Tatum Involved in Bid for St. Louis WNBA Expansion Team

The newly-minted NBA champion wants to bring pro basketball to St. Louis.

Sports Illustrated

Washington Post’s US polls non-endorsement costs it 2 lakh subscribers

More than two lakh paid subscribers have cancelled their Washington Post digital subscriptions, and many columnists have resigned following owner Jeff Bezos’s decision to block the paper’s endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for president. This is the first time in 30 years that the publication has not endorsed a…

Newslaundry

‘Real threat of autocracy’: Washington Post editorial staffers resign in forceful letters

Fallout continues over newspaper’s decision not to support Harris for president as over 200,000 cancel subscriptions

The Guardian - US

50 years of Bengali history in the East End of London celebrated in photography archive

“This exhibition reveals the power of community history and telling the stories of everyday people," said the curator

Digital Camera World

Michael Hiltzik: Who's really on the hot seat in the Musk/Twitter fight? This little-known Delaware court

Most non-lawyers probably have no idea that the Delaware Chancery Court even exists. Thanks to Elon Musk and Twitter, it's about to become world-famous.

Los Angeles Times

Sick Vladimir Putin 'doesn't have long life ahead of him' claims spy official

The Russian President has been subject to speculation about his ill health after appearing frail at a number of events in Russia.

Daily Record

The big picture: an east London market sets out its stall in the 1970s

David Hoffman’s picture recalls a time when anything, however useless or broken, was on offer

The Guardian - UK

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