US trade regulator opens investigation into AI giants including Anthropic and OpenAI
The Guardianby Reuters·13d ago
The US’s main trade regulator is conducting an industry-wide investigation into Anthropic, OpenAI and other AI labs to uncover the potential dangers their technology poses to consumers.
‘I like him as a No 9’: Bellingham a striking alternative for England, says Tuchel
The Guardianby Jacob Steinberg·13d ago
Thomas Tuchel’s hunt for alternatives to Harry Kane has led to him identifying Jude Bellingham as an option at No 9 for England.
Gaza documentary NAZA beats Avengers Endgame: Encore to top Italian box office
The Guardianby Catherine Shoard and Angela Giuffrida·13d ago
NAZA, the award-winning documentary about Israel’s systemic mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, has opened at No 1 at the Italian box office, beating rival titles including Avengers...
Like father, like son: Sinfields take diverging paths on road to Grand Final
The Guardianby Aaron Bower in Wakefield·13d ago
There are few families with more stories to tell when it comes to the Super League Grand Final than the Sinfields but, even by their lofty standards, this week will take some beating.
Trump ally urges administration to ‘step back’ and rethink immigration agenda
The Guardianby Ariana Baio·13d ago
A close political ally of Donald Trump has broken from the administration’s aggressive immigration enforcement agenda and recommended it “step back” to evaluate what it could do better.
‘The Savage Skulls were the most dangerous gang in the Bronx’: Jean-Pierre Laffont’s best photograph
The Guardianby Interview by Chris Broughton·13d ago
The late 1960s and most of the 1970s were a difficult time for New York. I’d moved there from France in 1965 with a reporter friend and a plan to start a little agency, but soon found myself...
South African leader urges men to speak up on gender-based violence after series of killings
The Guardianby Rachel Savage in Johannesburg·13d ago
South Africa’s president has called on men to take more responsibility for violence against women as he announced measures to tackle the problem, amid anger at authorities over a recent wave of...
How Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil stands out from all other game adaptations
The Guardianby Keith Stuart·13d ago
I’ve been surprised by the number of Resident Evil fans complaining on social media about Zach Cregger’s cinematic adaptation of the survival horror series.
Grenfell fire police investigators hand files on 20 firms and 54 people to CPS
The Guardianby Ben Quinn·13d ago
Police investigating the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire have handed over files of evidence relating to 20 companies and 54 individuals to prosecutors.
Abducted, renamed, but still here – the art of the first Native New Yorkers and their fight for their land
The Guardianby Alaina Demopoulos·13d ago
During the 19th century, the US government funded more than 500 “Indian boarding schools” aimed at forcibly assimilating Native American children into western culture.
MI5 issues spy alert to UK universities over Chinese front company stealing research
The Guardianby Vikram Dodd Police and crime correspondent·13d ago
China’s intelligence service used a front company to pay grants to British universities and steal crucial research about technology projects, MI5 said on Wednesday in a rare public espionage...
Heavy metal is about uplifting the downtrodden. So why is alleged abuse by Marilyn Manson so easily forgotten?
The Guardianby Matt Mills·13d ago
I have so many fond memories of my first heavy metal festival. It was Download 2012, and I was 15 years old.
Manchester City could be forced to pay Premier League up to £50m in legal costs
The Guardianby Sam Cunningham·13d ago
Manchester City are set to owe the Premier League tens of millions of pounds in compensation for legal costs after being found guilty of virtually all charges brought against them.
From Malaysian chicken to Caribbean crab: four global curry recipes
The Guardianby Tim Anderson, Maunika Gowardhan,. Mandy Yin, Keshia Sakarah·13d ago
Mandy Yin’s chicken and squash curry (pictured top) Curry runs through Malaysia’s veins; it’s in every kitchen and at every food stall, whether run by Malays, Chinese or Indians.
How to turn gherkin brine into a savoury ice-cream – recipe | Waste not
The Guardianby Tom Hunt·13d ago
While researching gherkins for a Food Filter column last year, I came across Kühne’s recipe for pickled cucumber ice-cream and couldn’t resist.
Van Gogh goes on display before sale of ‘almost mythical’ private collection
The Guardianby Kim Willsher in Paris·13d ago
For more than 50 years it was held in a private art collection with an “almost mythical status” that was likened to a miniature version of Paris’s Musée d’Orsay.
Mediation over Drumcree parade is ‘dead in the water’, say nationalists
The Guardianby Lisa O’Carroll·13d ago
Talks to break the deadlock over the controversial Drumcree parade will continue with the Northern Ireland secretary, Chris Bryant, on Wednesday as nationalist protesters declare the prospect of...
A ‘freaked out’ US food industry is hitting back at Maga – with social media influencers
The Guardianby Rachel Leingang and Riley Messer·13d ago
Some of the biggest food and agriculture corporations in the US are funding a campaign that pays social media influencers to combat elements of Robert F Kennedy Jr’s Make America Healthy Again...
Insects play critical role in ecosystems beyond just providing food, new research shows
The Guardianby Maya Yang·13d ago
For many vertebrates, insects are more than a food source. As “little things that run the world”, insects provide critical functions such as protection, sanitation and shelter across ecosystems...
Next Generation 2021: why slow and steady sometimes wins the race
The Guardianby Marcus Christenson·13d ago
In 2021, as every year, we picked 80 players from around the world who had a chance of making it in world football – 20 from the Premier League and 60 from the rest of the world – as part of our...
Your filters hide everything on this page. Adjust them in preferences.