MYSTERIOUS: 60 - You Need To See This

In the bizarre world of short-form video, nobody is allowed to take a breath

I never thought I’d miss punctuation so much, but as the pauses on social media videos are cut to shreds, I wonder where the assault on our senses will end, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK · Jul 22

Democrats need to hammer Trump on his unprecedented corruption

To win in this year’s midterm elections, the party must highlight that Trump has made huge financial gains while millions struggle to make ends meet

The Guardian - US · Jul 22

The Treasury will check Andy Burnham’s ambitions – unless old orthodoxies are challenged

Fifty years ago, another Healey ran the Treasury. Today’s chancellor may find some things haven’t changed, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott

The Guardian - UK · Jul 22

My advice to Claudia Winkleman: it’s not you, it’s the giant sofa – try a different kind of chatshow

The popular presenter is by no means the first to have come a cropper hosting a talkshow. But new formats provide new opportunities, says arts journalist Fiona Sturges

The Guardian - UK · Jul 22

India, where AI discovers contexts

India's vast scale and diversity present unique AI challenges. Technology must understand context, intent, and human behavior at extraordinary levels. Generative AI is shifting from capability demonstration to deriving transformational impact. Solving these complexities in India is becoming the central challenge for AI globally. India's innovations will shape the future…

The Economic Times · Jul 22

Andy Burnham is playing the long game in an age of short attention spans

It is hard to make the case for a 10-year plan in our political culture of constant campaigning frenzy – but the new PM will try, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK · Jul 22

My friends left Ukraine after the Russian invasion. Now I wonder if we live in the same world

Anger, guilt, shame: the deepest unseen wound of this war is the rift between those who left and those who stayed behind, says Ukrainian writer Diana Berg

The Guardian - UK · Jul 22

Every 11 days a woman in Australia is killed by someone she trusted. How can this keep happening?

We need more resources to reach people at risk of family violence earlier: women and children experiencing abuse, and perpetrators who need to be held accountable

The Guardian - AU · Jul 21

The Guardian view on social care reform: Andy Burnham is right – this issue must be gripped

Editorial: Ending the pattern of broken pledges and ditched proposals could help to rebuild trust in politics

The Guardian - UK · Jul 21

The Guardian view on Ukraine’s challenges, inside and out: tensions at home arise from the struggle against Russia

Editorial: The row over the sacking of the popular defence minister, Mykhailo Fedorov, highlights questions about the country’s military and political direction

The Guardian - UK · Jul 21