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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 - AU

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

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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

The Guardian - US

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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On World Mental Health Day, a reminder: Endless resilience comes at a cost

Natural and man-made tragedies cause an obvious loss of lives and property. But for those affected by these catastrophes, there’s a hidden, often ignored, struggle of the mind.

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A book is being marketed with mayo-scented ink. Jealous? Me?

With the rise of TikTok and two-tier marketing budgets, something’s off in the world of publishing (and it’s not just the aroma), says author David Barnett

The Guardian - UK

We all know Brexit’s to blame for the crisis facing UK steel – it’s time for politicians to be honest and reverse it

With British industry faltering, the excuse that the public wants this is risible. Parliament must force Starmer to act, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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I saw desperation at the Tory conference – but all traditional parties may be in this position soon

The feeling of crisis in Manchester also afflicts Labour and the Lib Dems. It leaves voters facing a dangerously unstable political order, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

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Walking the halls of the UN, I felt its power — and its distance from the people it was built to serve

From the Tiwi Islands to Tasmania, from city classrooms to refugee programs, I have listened to thousands of young people. And now I carry those voices with me into the heart of the UN

The Guardian - AU

The Guardian view on Trump and the ceasefire deal: hope at last, but the real work is just beginning

Editorial: This is the best prospect of ending Israel’s war in Gaza since it began. But a long-term solution remains distant

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The Guardian view on the nationalist surge: the SNP and Plaid Cymru are making the political weather

Editorial: In both Scotland and Wales, politics is marching to the beat of different drums from the rest of Britain. The UK-wide parties should watch out

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We know what the comedians got out of the Riyadh comedy festival. What about the Saudi regime?

The tawdry event was an ultimately doomed attempt by the Saudi government to buy the kind of authentic grassroots culture it is unwilling to countenance, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Liew

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Trump’s unlikely ceasefire deal is a reason to rejoice

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: After many false dawns and so much suffering in the region, there is cause for celebration in the deal hammered out by the US president – who has quietly forced Benjamin Netanyahu to implicitly accept the emergence of a Palestinian state

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‘It’s over! It’s over!’ they shout, but people here in Gaza still fear what the future may bring

Phase one of Donald Trump’s peace plan has brought joy and relief, yet it’s hard to believe this fragile peace will last, says Palestinian writer and journalist Hassan Abo Qamar

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Why is the US House speaker refusing to seat an elected Democrat?

Adelita Grijalva won a landslide election for her Arizona seat. But Mike Johnson is defying the will of the voters

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My girlfriend is supportive as a partner, but completely baffled by my love of sports

It’s very difficult to explain your sporting woes and joys to someone if they don’t understand the base level appeal

Evening Standard

OPINION - Donald Trump deserves the Nobel Peace Prize if this Israel-Palestine deal works

Trump’s peace plan to end the conflict in Gaza is a magnificent achievement — he deserves his own hyperbole, writes Melanie McDonagh

The Guardian - UK

I never thought I’d say this, but I now understand the appeal of home schooling

More and more parents in England are opting their kids out of the education system. I could never do it, but ‘wellbeing days’ do sound nice, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

Evening Standard

OPINION - Keir Starmer is a plastic patriot just like Nigel Farage

Reform and Labour can wrap themselves in as many union jacks as they want — this is what my country means to me, by Jeremy Corbyn

The Guardian - US

Democratic candidates can win Rust Belt voters by … attacking the Democratic party

Voters support progressive economic populism, our survey shows. They just don’t trust Democrats to deliver it

The Guardian - UK

Here’s the direct effect of our NHS blame culture: babies die. Tragedy after tragedy, it can’t go on

Until staff are unafraid to be open about genuine mistakes, however devastating, nothing will be learned – and nothing will change, says former health secretary Jeremy Hunt

The Guardian - US

We research AI election threats. Here’s what we need to prepare for

Artificial intelligence endangers democracy – but it’s less about specific deepfakes and more about a bigger transformation

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