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Friday 25 September 2026 · London Updated hourly · The Guardian source
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Michael Wolff, author of several books about the Trump administration, had a lawsuit dismissed by a judge. Wolff's suit was an attempt to preempt a potential billion-dollar lawsuit from Melania Trump. The potential lawsuit stems from statements made by Wolff…
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How big tech got its way on Trump’s AI executive order
US President Donald Trump has reversed his stance on a proposed safety review of new AI models, abandoning a key provision in his recent executive order on artificial intelligence. The order, aimed at promoting AI development in the US, initially…
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15:49
Travellers at the Port of Dover are experiencing significant delays due to high volumes of traffic and hot weather. Wait times of over two hours have been reported at the terminal for the cross-Channel ferry to France. To alleviate congestion,…
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Cornwall's newest high street, Nansledan, has been hailed as a model for community-focused retail. This extension of Newquay is designed to be a thriving hub with shops, cafes, and homes. Nansledan's development is part of a larger plan to create…
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Côte d’Ivoire wary of jihadist threat in north 10 years on from major attack
Côte d’Ivoire remains vigilant about the threat of jihadism, 10 years after a major attack in the commercial capital Abidjan. The country's northern regions bordering Mali and Burkina Faso are particularly at risk. Militant groups have been active in these…
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Santa Rosa Island, located off the coast of California, is a unique ecosystem home to flora found nowhere else on Earth. A wildfire currently raging on the island has raised concerns among experts about the survival of its distinctive habitat.…
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Rodney Taylor, a double amputee from Atlanta, is speaking out about his detention by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Taylor, who has lived in the US for over 30 years, was detained for several months, leading to a decline…
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Is boring back? The California governor’s race and the fight for the future of the Democratic party
California's gubernatorial election has become increasingly complex, with a large field of candidates and no clear frontrunners. The Democratic primary is particularly significant, as it may shape the future of the party. Multiple candidates are vying for the top spot,…
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New Orleans attorney Richard Trahant has appealed to the Louisiana Supreme Court after being fined $400,000 for his role in exposing a clergy abuser. Trahant helped facilitate the removal of a priest from a school, which led to the fine.…
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The increasing popularity of AI-generated beauty standards has led to a surge in requests for unrealistic cosmetic procedures. Plastic surgeons are reporting a rise in patients seeking to alter their appearance based on recommendations from chatbots and virtual beauty tools.…
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‘Canada is handing people over to ICE’: refugees rejected at border face US detention
Canada's stricter asylum rules are resulting in rejected refugees being turned over to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Many of these individuals are attempting to reunite with family members already in the United States. Upon being rejected at the…
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The UK government's 'one in, one out' refugee scheme has come under scrutiny after a man sent to France under the program returned to Britain. He claims to be one of many who have made the journey back, with 18…
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The Democratic National Committee is facing criticism over its handling of an internal report on the 2020 election. DNC chair Ken Martin has been accused of suppressing the report for months, only to release it with a disclaimer that it…
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Even if the Iran war ended today, US fuel prices aren’t likely to normalize this year
US fuel prices are unlikely to return to prewar levels this year, even if the conflict with Iran were to end immediately. Prior to the war, national average gas prices hovered around $3 per gallon. The ongoing conflict has led…
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The UK's young workforce is facing significant challenges adapting to the workplace, with many struggling with anxiety. Former Labour health secretary Alan Milburn has highlighted the issue, citing the need for greater flexibility and mental health support from employers. This…
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Former UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband has called for a "national consensus" on the country's relationship with the European Union. Miliband's comments come amid reports that UK officials have proposed rejoining the EU's single market for goods. This move would…
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‘If something goes wrong, you can’t simply surface’: Maldives tragedy shines light on dangers of cave diving
Cave diving has claimed several lives in the Maldives, specifically in Vaavu atoll, highlighting the inherent risks of this activity. Experts stress that cave diving requires specialized training, meticulous planning, and proper equipment to minimize the danger. The recent tragedy…
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Berlin experienced its longest power outage since World War II earlier this year, lasting five days. The incident was claimed by a mysterious group called the Volcano Group. Little is known about the group, but their actions have sparked speculation…
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Donald Trump's campaign to punish Republican lawmakers who voted for his impeachment is underway. Trump has endorsed primary challengers to several Republican members of Congress who supported his impeachment. These lawmakers, including Representatives Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger, have been…
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UK, German and French aid cuts will take ‘devastating toll’ on most vulnerable, says study
UK, German and French aid cuts will have a devastating impact on the most vulnerable populations, a recent study warns. The three European nations are leading donor countries, but they have significantly slashed their aid budgets. This reduction in aid…
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