US senators propose legislation to limit ICE arrests and indefinite detention
The Guardianby Maanvi Singh·19d ago
US senators have introduced legislation aimed at cutting down warrantless or specious ICE arrests, and curbing the agency’s ability to indefinitely detain immigrants who do not pose any danger to...
Alarm at UN over sanctions threatened by US on international criminal court
The Guardianby Patrick Wintour in New York·19d ago
The US threat to impose sanctions on the international criminal court (ICC) as an institution, not just its leading judges, could fundamentally disrupt its operation and needed to be resisted, a...
Why a supercharged El Niño is putting Hawaii in the bullseye of more storms
The Guardianby Gabrielle Canon·19d ago
With Hurricane Nolo, the islands of Hawaii are grappling with the third major tropical storm in recent months.
‘It’s luxury that wants to be seen’: aristocrats and eccentrics inspire Demna’s vision for Gucci in Milan
The Guardianby Chloe Mac Donnell·19d ago
He’s the mononymic designer who has been charged with rescuing Gucci from plummeting sales. So where better for Demna to stage his third catwalk show than at the forefront of commerce – a...
The Guardian view on Trump and Xi: a show of friendship, but no real attempt to address the tensions | Editorial
The Guardianby Editorial·19d ago
Within days, two high-profile Chinese visitors will arrive in the US – envoys of friendship, as Xi Jinping described them when he met Donald Trump at the White House this week.
The Guardian view on the 2026 Booker shortlist: what it takes to be a man | Editorial
The Guardianby Editorial·19d ago
Jarvis Cocker, one of the judges for this year’s Booker prize, has expressed surprise that the shortlist, announced this week, contains four male authors and only two female writers, because...
Spacecraft returns to Earth after rescue mission for ageing Nasa telescope fails
The Guardianby Richard Luscombe·19d ago
A spacecraft that was launched in July on a mission to rescue a decaying Nasa space observatory plunged back to Earth on Friday, concluding a failed mission that will be followed by the telescope’s...
Manchester City found guilty of breaking Premier League’s financial fair play rules
The Guardianby Matt Hughes, Paul MacInnes and Will Unwin·19d ago
Manchester City face substantial sanctions from the Premier League after an independent panel found they had acted in bad faith and broken numerous rules over financial fair play.
Our lives and identities have moved online – and it’s driving us insane | Brigid Delaney
The Guardianby Brigid Delaney·19d ago
Think of your online life as a garden. At first it’s just a few seeds here or there – a Facebook profile where you created entire albums from a night at the pub, or maybe a Tumblr or a Myspace page...
Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve review – brilliant aerial combat game fulfils the Top Gun fantasy
The Guardianby Patrick Lum·19d ago
The core appeal of any Ace Combat game lies in the moment when the beautiful clouds part, the sunlight glints off your perfectly rendered state-of-the-art fighter jet, and guitar-shredding music...
Game, set … match? Can a dating coach help you win at love?
The Guardianby Louis Staples·19d ago
Modern dating is a hellscape. Just ask any single person, who will probably regale you with stories of endless swiping, ghosting, cringe Hinge dates and unfulfilling “situationships”.
Trump reportedly told Xi Jinping that China helping Iran is ‘unacceptable’ – live
The Guardianby Chris Hippensteel (now) and Tom Ambrose (earlier)·19d ago
Trump reportedly told Xi Jinping that China helping Iran is ‘unacceptable’ – live Xi is expected to depart Washington after touring the nation’s vault of records, where the Declaration of...
Taylor Swift: The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore review – flashes of humanity and bafflingly vindictive love songs
The Guardianby Laura Snapes·19d ago
One downside of turning your release strategies into scavenger hunts and layering clues within your work is that it invites enormous amounts of scrutiny about your potential motive.
Healey appoints Labour manifesto writer, fuelling election speculation
The Guardianby Heather Stewart Economics editor·19d ago
Ravinder Athwal, the economist who wrote Labour’s 2024 manifesto, is taking on a senior role as an adviser to John Healey, in a move likely to fuel speculation about an early general election.
‘Hope is a built-in characteristic’: Margaret Atwood on birds, conservation and optimism for the future
The Guardianby Words and photographs by Leyland Cecco in Pelee Island·19d ago
If she could be any bird, Margaret Atwood would transform into a raven. “They’re very smart. They’re social, playful and just a very successful bird,” she says while seated in a corner of a bird...
Socceroos denied famous win as late Brazil goal cancels out Irankunda stunner
The Guardianby Joey Lynch at Queensland Country Bank Stadium·19d ago
It was a Friday night in which the stars descended on Townsville. There was Bruno Guimarães, Raphinha and Vinícius Júnior in the Brazilian XI, with Endrick leading the line and Estêvão out on the...
‘In our deepest hearts we are voyeurs’: the paedophile-hunting show that inspired Robert Pattinson’s new film
The Guardianby David Smith in Washington·19d ago
A man from Long Beach, California, is here to have sex with someone he believes is a 13-year-old girl. When the journalist Chris Hansen walks in, the man’s stomach drops.
Phil Wang: Uh Oh review – how to achieve an eighth of an orgasm, and other millennial myths
The Guardianby Anya Ryan·19d ago
Lots has changed in the world of Phil Wang since his last tour. He has mastered the art of growing a moustache, for one.
It’s not hypothetical: the dangers of AI are already here | Granate Kim and Mohamed Hussein
The Guardianby Granate Kim and Mohamed Hussein·19d ago
In recent weeks, concerns about AI have forged unlikely alliances in the tech and policy worlds. Tech moguls such as Sam Altman, Elon Musk and Demis Hassabis joined Dario Amodei, Satya Nadella and...
The comedians turning AI anxiety into punchlines: ‘It’s so good, it’ll completely alter our grasp on reality’
The Guardianby Matthew Cantor in Los Angeles·19d ago
“Best case scenario, we never have to do any admin again,” says an AI CEO. “Worst case, we all die.” A young man struggles to the top of a beautiful mountain, words echoing in his ears: “AI will...
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