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Why journalism is our best defence against confidently wrong AI
Fact-checking is our best defence against fake images and AI errors
Ethan Zuckerman
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How to spot a Traitor
Imogen West-Knights
People
Jamaica Kincaid: ‘Books saved my life’
Franklin Nelson
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The future of aid
Climate Change
Scientists want to block out the sun. How worried should we be?
Tim Smedley
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The chancellor’s tax doom loop
Andrew Adonis
PEOPLE
Jamaica Kincaid: ‘Books saved my life’
Franklin Nelson
CULTURE
How to spot a Traitor
Imogen West-Knights
CLIMATE CHANGE
Scientists want to block out the sun. How worried should we be?
Tim Smedley
AI
Why journalism is our best defence against confidently wrong AI
Ethan Zuckerman
LIVES
Sex work and modelling have a complex relationship
Tilly Lawless
THE CULTURE NEWSLETTER
We live in the age of horror
James Oliver
UNITED STATES
The politics of the potty
Sasha Mudd
MONARCHY
The curious case of the King and the statue
Alan Rusbridger
MIDDLE EAST
Ten reasons why there may never be Israeli-Palestinian peace
Tom Phillips
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Why journalism is our best defence against confidently wrong AI
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The politics of the potty
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The 12 questions MPs should ask about the royal family—if they were allowed
Alan Rusbridger
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Your chatbot doesn’t love you
Sarah Ogilvie
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Who’s ‘white British’? Who cares?
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Who will teach Trump not to behave like a baby?
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Woke people like me need to stop viewing hope as disrespectful
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Trump’s defecating fighter jet shows a man in flight from civilisation
Sasha Mudd
Monarchy
The curious case of the King and the statue
Alan Rusbridger
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What Lucy Powell’s win means for Starmer
Andrew Adonis
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Labour’s new towns and old dreams
Tom Clark
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Phone Hacking
Did the Murdoch empire hack MPs for commercial ends?
What if Rupert Murdoch’s newspaper company didn’t just hack phones to get a scoop, but targeted elected politicians—right to the very top—in pursuit of its business ambitions?
Nick Davies
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Phone Hacking
How Murdoch’s company magicked away 31 million emails
Nick Davies
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What did Rupert know, when?
Nick Davies
Phone Hacking
Did Washington Post publisher ‘pervert the course of justice’ under Murdoch?
Nick Davies
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We live in the age of horror
The time of the superhero is over. In the third decade of the 21st century, we like our entertainment considerably darker
James Oliver
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The true meaning of love
Alex Peake-Tomkinson
Culture
The poetry of deafness
Ellen Peirson-Hagger
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What the Booker tells us about the Nobel
Fiammetta Rocco
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A state of denial

Netanyahu’s onslaught against Gaza has been genocidal, but Israelis refuse to see it. This has historical parallels—and roots in Israel’s foundation

Omer Bartov
Wael al-Dahdouh: ‘Gazan reporters are paying a heavy price’
Imaan Irfan
Mamdani vs the Democrats
Atul Dev
Freedom of speech isn’t a divine right, even in America
Leonard Benardo
In the bogs with Seamus Heaney
Oliver Soden
Postwar man: Wim Wenders at 80
Sukhdev Sandhu
Who will teach Trump not to behave like a baby?
Sheila Hancock
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Are China and Russia our enemies?
With Xi, it’s complicated. With Putin, not so much
Andrew Adonis
France
Gisèle Pelicot’s pedagogy of justice
Diane de Vignemont
Israel
Israelis know that Netanyahu faces a reckoning
Alan Rusbridger
International Politics
Trump, Putin, Xi and the global succession crisis
Isabel Hilton
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