Trump Claims Vandalism at DC Reflecting Pool Without Proof
Donald Trump alleged vandalism caused algae at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after a $14.2m renovation, despite no evidence. Paint peeling observed; 93% of ICE arrests target Latinos.
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Bolivia State of Emergency: Military Deployed to End Protests
Bolivia's president declared a 90-day state of emergency, deploying soldiers and bulldozers to clear anti-government roadblocks that have paralyzed the country for over six weeks.
Two-Thirds of EU Citizens Back UK Rejoining Bloc
A new survey reveals 66% of EU citizens support UK rejoining the bloc, while 75% of Britons want closer ties, including acceptance of free movement.
Struggle and Regret in Welsh Town That Backed Brexit
Ten years after Brexit, Ebbw Vale struggles with job losses and regret despite EU funding and regeneration efforts.
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Netanyahu faces ruin after Iran deal failure
Benjamin Netanyahu is the biggest loser from the US-Israel-Iran ceasefire, facing political oblivion as the US-Israel relationship fractures and Iran emerges emboldened.
PhotoEspaña 2024: 300+ Artists, 100 Exhibitions Across Spain
Spain's leading photography festival features over 300 visual artists in nearly 100 exhibitions, exploring themes of reimagining, borders, endometriosis, and more.
H5 Bird Flu Arrives in Australia: Key Facts
A deadly H5N1 bird flu strain has been confirmed in a wild skua in Western Australia, marking the virus's first arrival on the Australian mainland. Experts assess risks to wildlife, agriculture, and humans.
Ukraine Drones Hit Russian Oil Refinery 2,000 km Away
Ukrainian drones attacked an oil refinery in Russia's Tyumen region over 2,000 km away, Zelenskyy confirms. New long-range drone with 3,000 km range deployed. Crimea also under attack.
Armenian tycoon builds world's tallest Jesus statue
Gagik Tsarukyan's 101-metre Jesus Christ statue on Mount Hatis aims to boost tourism, but faces church and environmental opposition.
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Rothko in Florence: Spiritual Art Refuge from Infinite Scroll
An exhibition pairing Mark Rothko's canvases with Renaissance religious art in Florence moved a Guardian columnist to tears, offering a profound spiritual experience and refuge from digital bombardment.
Canada Asylum Policies Force Family to US Deportation
A Honduran family was forced back to the US and deported after Canada refused entry under the Safe Third Country Agreement, sparking a court challenge by advocacy groups.
Comrades Marathon Unites South Africa: A Race of Healing
The Comrades Marathon, a 55-mile ultramarathon, brings together South Africans of all races, offering a day of unity and personal healing amidst deep inequality.
Jacob Dunne condemns Farage's 'pure cold rage' call
Jacob Dunne, jailed for manslaughter in 2011, now tackles youth violence. He criticizes Nigel Farage's 'pure cold rage' comment, urging constructive dialogue over incitement.
Condemned to Plutocracy? US Inequality's Relentless Rise
As Elon Musk becomes the world's first trillionaire, US inequality reaches new highs. Taxes and transfers have done little to curb the wealth gap, with the richest 1% holding nearly 32% of net worth.
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Memphis observers track Trump's anti-crime taskforce
A small band of activists monitors Trump's anti-crime taskforce in Memphis, alleging widespread intimidation, false arrests, and First Amendment violations.
Investigating the Covert US Drone War in Somalia
A Guardian investigation reveals at least 12 civilians, including 8 children, killed in a US airstrike in Somalia. Reporters Mark Townsend and Mohamed Gabobe detail their collaborative work.
Henry vs Lalas: Fox's World Cup Battle of Styles
Thierry Henry's sophisticated analysis outshines Alexi Lalas's jingoistic rants on Fox's World Cup coverage, revealing a stark contrast in punditry styles.
Prediction Markets Surge in US Amid Gambling Addiction Concerns
Public health resources lag as prediction markets expand across the US, including in states where gambling is illegal, raising concerns about addiction.
4M US teens turn 18 yearly, few register to vote
About 4 million Americans turn 18 each year, but under 30% are registered to vote. Automatic registration and high school programs could fix this.
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Brexit Boosted Scottish Independence, Says Former Labour Leader
Brexit bolstered Scottish independence support to near-record levels, says Kezia Dugdale, as 62% of Scots voted Remain but were taken out of the EU, reshaping politics.
Fears Grow Trump Hegseth Will Bury Iran School Bombing Truth
Four months after a US Tomahawk missile killed 175 in an Iran school, a secret investigation concludes. Critics fear Trump and Hegseth will suppress findings.
Vance Meets Pakistan Leaders Before Iran Talks in Switzerland
US Vice-President JD Vance and envoys met Pakistan's PM and army chief at Bürgenstock resort ahead of Iran talks, as Strait of Hormuz remains closed.
Violent attacks on UK dissidents rise, linked to Iran, China, Russia
Iran, China, and Russia are among states accused of targeting dissidents in the UK, with arson attacks on Keir Starmer's properties linked to Russia and a 48% rise in MI5 state-threat investigations.
US-Iran Talks Begin in Switzerland Amid Hormuz Strait Closure
US-Iran talks in Switzerland aim to address nuclear issues and Lebanon ceasefire, but Iran keeps Strait of Hormuz closed in protest.
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Twins Marrying Twins and Solstice: Weekend Photos
The Guardian's picture editors select photographs from around the world, including twins marrying twins, summer solstice celebrations, and global events.
DeSantis-Seized Florida College to Triple in Size
New College of Florida, controlled by DeSantis allies, will acquire USF Sarasota-Manatee campus, tripling its size. Critics call the deal a 'grift' and warn of lost programs.
LA Declares Emergency Over Warehouse Fire
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass declared a state of emergency as firefighters struggle to contain a cold-storage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights, spewing smoke across the metro area.
El Niño Threatens Global Hunger Crisis, UN Warns
UN agencies issue joint appeal for $167m to avert hunger crisis as El Niño returns, threatening 115-125 million people with food insecurity by December.
Program Helps Incarcerated Fathers Reunite with Families
Get on the Bus program provided free transport and meals for families to visit incarcerated fathers at CTF Soledad, strengthening bonds and easing mental health burdens.
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USA's World Cup Hopes: Can They Win It All?
The US men's team has started the World Cup strong, but winning the title requires overcoming elite opponents and lacking top-tier talent.
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