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The Guardian view on Trump’s apocalyptic threats: a sign not of strength, but of moral and strategic weakness

Editorial: An expletive-ridden post on social media shamed the office of the US president. Its substantive message, if acted on, would be a war crime

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Cambridge’s £190m gift: billionaires won’t fix universities’ problems

Editorial: Philanthropy increases the gap dividing highly selective, elite higher education from the rest. Ministers need a plan for the sector overall

The Guardian - UK

Doctors need to stop pretending to have all the answers. ‘I don’t know’ does not mean ‘I have nothing to offer’

Far from losing faith or questioning what kind of ‘proper’ doctor would admit they are ‘not sure’, patients seem to appreciate my vulnerability

The Guardian - AU

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Do we really need truncheons and pepper spray to fight off London’s ‘feral’ teenage shoplifters?

I don’t want to minimise the scenes in Clapham High Street. But how about dialling things down a notch, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

Struggling families like mine don’t talk about the cost of living any more – now it’s the cost of survival

Trying to make ends meet is an impossible effort, and things are rapidly getting worse. It’s time the government listened to people like us, says Ella Michalski of Changing Realities, a project working with low-income families

The Guardian - UK

Don’t believe Trump’s claims about making life more affordable

The president has boasted about cutting prices of drugs, housing, food and gasoline. It’s grossly exaggerated nonsense

The Guardian - US

Life’s unbearable without silly little snacks. Where would we be without Trader Joe’s or M&S?

The US chain gives us limited-edition kettle chips; the British, Percy Pig chews. It’s good to know there’s something to nibble on both sides of the Atlantic, writes Bim Adewunmi

The Guardian - UK

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As a supreme court ruling looms, the US is dismantling Black voting power

Louisiana v Callais could be the latest brick in a wall under construction for more than a decade, as Jim Crow is rebuilt in modern form

The Guardian - US

As a business founder and as a man, I regret the decades I spent confined by masculinity

Making women more powerful in my farm business and closing the gender pay gap was not just the right thing to do – it has brought commercial benefits, says Riverford founder Guy Singh-Watson

The Guardian - UK

Howard Jacobson hates protests. So what does he do to fight antisemitism? Howl

This is an era of protest and, in the Selfridges salt beef bar, Howard Jacobson is talking about placards. He hates them because he is a novelist. “The human body holding a placard is a very ugly sight,” he says. “Even if what was written on the placard was, ‘I’m…

Evening Standard

Trump’s chaotic war on Iran has dragged into its sixth week because he is fighting an adversary he doesn’t understand

Ignorance and arrogance were his drivers. The idea that the regime plays by different rules, with its own goals, never occurred to him, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

We’ve gone mad for puzzles. This makes sense – it’s reassuring to have answers in these perplexing times

Our world feels chaotic, confusing and unfair, but puzzles offer clear rules, solvable problems and reward for effort expended, says Foreign Policy Research Institute fellow Joseph de Weck

The Guardian - UK

As a celebrant, I prefer funerals to weddings. This is why

Perhaps my work is still about my healing – remembering the sacred fragility, the passing nature, the end date in sight

The Guardian - AU

Workers, pensioners and children: all better off. Ignore the critics – we really are standing up for working people

Day one rights to statutory sick pay and paternity leave begin on Monday, and that fits the pattern. From my own life, I know people’s anxieties, and I will respond, says UK prime minister Keir Starmer

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The Guardian view on Britain’s religious right: using and abusing faith in the pursuit of power

Editorial: A professed desire to protect the country’s Christian identity is cover for a divisive politics which ignores the central message of the gospels

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Japan’s hidden century: cheap money, global risk

Editorial: Ultra-low rates turned the yen into easy cash for bankers. But the carry trade now binds global markets to decisions in Tokyo

The Independent UK

As Iran absorbs the world’s attention, we cannot forget about Ukraine

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: With military resources stretched and headlines focused elsewhere, Ukraine is entering a critical and precarious phase in its struggle against Russia

The Guardian - AU

The Easter story reminds us to not give in to despair and instead tenaciously face the joys and sorrows of life

The potency of the crucifixion story lies in how, as we experience the sometimes devastating travails of human existence, God himself suffers with us

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I’m back in London after a decade in the US – and I miss those friendly New Yorkers

I’d forgotten how reticent Brits can be. Try to connect with strangers and they just recoil, writes Bim AdewunmiAll the parks are a boon when you have small children – but a bit more friendliness would help.

The Guardian - US

Trump’s working-class support is waning

Our survey finds that 20% of 2024 Trump voters are considering abandoning Republicans in 2028. But the picture isn’t rosy for Democrats either

The Guardian - UK

The hill I will die on: Order be damned – a house full of clutter is a happy house

Forget bare walls and clean lines. Give me curiosity and obsession. Give me evidence of a life well lived, says freelance writer Robin Craig

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Joe Rogan and the influencers who built Maga are revolting over Iran. Was this an alliance doomed to fail?

Unlike Trump’s cronies in the White House, outside voices are not so easily disciplined. There’s a lesson here for all future political movements, says Jason Okundaye, an assistant Opinion editor at the Guardian

The Guardian - UK

Welcome to the MrBeastification of British politics: the latest trick up Nigel Farage’s sleeve

The Reform UK leader’s energy bill giveaway certainly grabs our attention – but it’s all a distraction from the real winners and losers, says Guardian deputy Opinion editor Kirsty Major

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Why was Denise Welch so furious about her son’s bins? That’s what being a parent does to you

When Brent council failed to collect her kid’s rubbish for weeks on end, the actor let her 500,000 followers know just how she felt. As a mother, I can relate, writes Polly Hudson

The Guardian - AU

I accidentally emailed a stranger 10 years ago. He has been invited to family celebrations ever since

The delight of ‘meeting’ a person from a different country and time zone is one of the wonders of the internet. Perhaps one day we will host a party in his honour

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