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Is it wrong for Elon Musk to offer voters $1m a day to get Trump elected? That’s a tough one

The great and good of US media and politics can’t decide if the lavish giveaway is unethical or illegal, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

Elon Musk is trying to buy the US election for Donald Trump. What does he want in return?

Billionaire funding is flooding into the ex-president’s campaign, writes Arwa Mahdawi. If he wins, will we see prisons on Mars and Taylor Swift shot into space?

The Guardian - UK

Meteorologists could be climate change heroes by relaying its urgency to the public

Weathercasters are positioned to help viewers connect short-term extreme events – like hurricanes – with the climate crisis

The Guardian - US

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To win, Harris should talk more about working-class needs and less about Trump

Our polling shows that the best way to defeat Trump is offer a compelling economic platform that puts working families first

The Guardian - US

I work with celebrities. After Liam Payne’s death, can’t we treat them as humans and not gods?

Stars think they understand the Faustian pact they strike with the public, but they really don’t, says crisis PR consultant and author Mark Borkowski

The Guardian - UK

Netanyahu, the brutal chancer, will keep on bombing, but his brinkmanship may go too far

The notion that he will claim a victory and stop now is deluded. He will press on until there is the political will in the US to stop him, says Simon Tisdall, the Observer’s foreign affairs commentator

The Guardian - UK

Labour gave us Sure Start to tackle child poverty. Now it should hike tax to keep it

The Tories put British children’s prospects of escaping a poor background into reverse. This is Labour’s chance to fix that, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

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Harris or Trump: What difference does it make to India?

US Presidential hopeful Donald Trump delivered a significant economic policy speech in Detroit this month where he singled out India as the “biggest charger of all.”

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Europe’s far right will look at Austria and say: this is how we do it

The success of Herbert Kickl’s FPÖ is no surprise – it had been normalised by the centre right for years. Let that be a warning, say Cas Mudde, professor of international affairs, and PhD student Gabriela Greilinger

The Guardian - UK

Donald Trump and Peter Dutton have both embraced populism. Are working-class voters buying it?

Changing conditions have given Republicans and Liberals a free hand to make big business — never a popular entity — into a target of populist campaigns.

Crikey

Battered but bizarrely upbeat: why even utter defeat hasn’t shaken the Tory party’s confidence

The Conservatives believe that they uniquely represent British values – so what need is there to admit the UK is changing? says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

The Guardian - UK

It’s time Australia called in the big guns on the social media firms. Our democracy is at risk

Meta has made it very clear to Australians that they do not value our journalism or our public interest media

The Guardian - AU

Coalition claims to care about ‘productivity’. How many health and care jobs does it think should be cut?

The ‘productivity debate’ is marked by bad faith and wilful misinterpretation by people hostile to workers and ordinary households.

Crikey

A $532m security contract and the NACC’s corrosive secrecy

The only thing the NACC’s report into Paladin has revealed is how damaging the commission’s lack of transparency is both for the public and potentially the people investigated.

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Qantas sackings, dodgy banks, gouging companies. Any wonder we hate big business?

Business should stop complaining about being publicly attacked until they’ve cleaned up their act on price gouging, misleading customers, illegally sacking workers and mistreating staff.

Crikey

Lidia Thorpe did not yell at Charles Windsor. He is not in the country. It was all AI

Despite media claims to the contrary, Victorian Senator Lidia Thorpe did not yell at visiting British billionaire Charles Windsor in Canberra yesterday. There was no such event; Windsor is not even in Australia.

Crikey

‘Nowhere near high enough’: Qantas pilots bristle at airline’s $200m fine

‘The general view amongst the pilots is about fucking time’, one Qantas pilot told Crikey. ‘Qantas has gotten away with murder and needs to be held accountable.’

Crikey

‘Nowhere near high enough’: Qantas pilots bristle at airline’s $100m+ fine

‘The general view amongst the pilots is about fucking time’, one Qantas pilot told Crikey. ‘Qantas has gotten away with murder and needs to be held accountable.’

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The Guardian - AU

As a Lebanese Australian, the country I live in feels hostile to my pain – and by extension, to me

Every bit of news of every attack trivialises everything else here. Dreams, plans, ‘achievements’

Crikey

Three reasons America’s democracy is under threat

As the election draws closer, a scandal-plagued candidate may be returned to the presidency. Why is the race still so close?

Crikey

Trump is keeping his coup options open. Why isn’t the media paying attention?

The Republican nominee and his billionaire backers are planning, in broad daylight, to steal the 2024 election. And the media doesn’t seem to care.

Crikey

Thorpe’s royal protest divides the room

Lidia Thorpe’s protest of the king and queen’s visit has divided opinions, and Qantas could be in line for fines of over $100m.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on foreign powers in Sudan: struggling for advantage while civilians starve

Editorial: The role of the United Arab Emirates in fuelling the war is under the spotlight. But other countries too are exacerbating the deadly conflict

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on investing in public transport: it’s time, finally, to look north

Editorial: London’s award-winning Elizabeth line is an example of what can be achieved. Labour needs to deliver the same ambition elsewhere

Evening Standard

Budget 24: Labour tax questions, six-figure earners & ‘working people’ ...The Standard podcast

Plus, has London’s post-Covid return to office stalled?

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