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2026-02-24 06:00:39 (3 days ago)

De Niro gets emotional, teary-eyed as he calls on people to 'resist, resist, resist' Trump during interview

Robert De Niro got teary-eyed during MS NOW interview, calls on Americans to "resist, resist, resist" Trump's administration and warns of retribution against New York.

Fox News - Top Stories

2026-02-24 06:00:24 (3 days ago)

EXCLUSIVE: Trump to center SOTU on working families with sweeping economic case

Trump's State of the Union speech comes amid Supreme Court ruling against his tariff policies and voter concerns about cost of living ahead of November's midterm elections.

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2026-02-24 06:00:23 (3 days ago)

Tyler Robinson judge set to rule on whether prosecution team should be disqualified in Charlie Kirk case

Utah prosecutors will learn whether they can continue their case against Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin Tyler Robinson after the defense moved to disqualify them.

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2026-02-24 06:00:08 (3 days ago)

Russia’s war against Ukraine enters fifth year as experts outline 3 possible outcomes

Experts say three scenarios emerge for Ukraine war: prolonged stalemate, Ukrainian momentum reshaping talks or dangerous erosion of Western resolve against Russia.

The Guardian - World News

2026-02-24 06:00:01 (3 days ago)

Why I’m not watching the State of the Union – and you shouldn’t either | Robert Reich

Trump doesn’t deserve our attention. And we already know the state of the union – it sucks

I’m not going to watch the State of the Union address on Tuesday night. I urge you not to, either.

I hope Neilsen (or whoever makes such estimates these days) will find that far fewer Americans watched Donald Trump’s State of the Union than have watched any other State of the Union in recent memory. It will drive Trump crazy.

Robert Reich, a former US secretary of labor, is a professor of public policy emeritus at the University of California, Berkeley. He is a Guardian US columnist and his newsletter is at robertreich.substack.com. His new book, Coming Up Short: A Memoir of My America, is out now

The Guardian - World News

2026-02-24 06:00:01 (3 days ago)

Why the student loans row is escalating and what it means for graduates

What is behind the growing anger over plan 2 student loans and what could reforms mean for graduates?

Pressure is building on the government to reform the student loans system, with politicians and campaigners piling in, and a minister conceding there are “problems” with the current set-up.

Yesterday the consumer champion Martin Lewis – who last month locked horns with Rachel Reeves – became engaged in a war of words with Kemi Badenoch, the Conservative leader, on live TV.

The Guardian - World News

2026-02-24 06:00:00 (3 days ago)

If you think politics shaped these Winter Olympics, just wait until LA 2028

In Milan, athletes showed that patriotism can be generous. In Los Angeles, that definition will be tested on the biggest, loudest stage sport can offer

The Milano Cortina Winter Games ended on Sunday night as the Olympics always do: in light, spectacle and speeches about unity. In Verona, the Olympic flag passed to the French Alps and the twin flames were extinguished. But unofficially, at least, a flame also flickered 6,000 miles west.

If these Games felt political, just wait until Los Angeles a little more than two years from now.

The Guardian - World News

2026-02-24 06:00:00 (3 days ago)

I went to a place deep in the forest where Ukraine’s wounded soldiers go to heal. This is what they told me | Ksenia Savoskina

A former Soviet military facility offers an unlikely respite – before its patients return, too quickly, to the frontline

• Ksenia Savoskina directed the Guardian documentary No Time to Heal, which follows the psychological rehabilitation of a Ukrainian soldier after three years in Russian captivity

Imagine a place hidden deep in a pine forest, with small lakes and ponies. Far from the noisy city. In the middle of it there is a modernist Soviet building with marble walls. Walls that have heard so many stories of suffering, loss and death.

This place was built in 1974 as a secret sanatorium for the ministers of Soviet Ukraine. Later it hosted soldiers returning from the 1979-89 Afghan-Soviet war. Then, from 2014, those coming back from the war in eastern Ukraine. And now, soldiers from every part of the Ukrainian front.

Ksenia Savoskina is a Ukrainian film-maker and the director of No Time to Heal

The Guardian - World News

2026-02-24 06:00:00 (3 days ago)

Why are my friends so opinionated about reading glasses? I blame denial | Zoe Williams

From contacts to denial by big font, the real battleground of getting older is admitting we can’t see any more

In the middle of my 20s, there was a fierce baldness debate, just among the men: if one went bald, did it make them all look old? And if so, did that create a moral onus upon the first bald man to take Regaine? It was so contested that considerations like: “are we absolutely sure Regaine works, and if it does, why is anybody bald?” became secondary, the way all the practical questions of Brexit melted away, once one person, one time, said the word “sovereignty”. I can’t remember how baldgate ended because, sooner or later, give or take 25 years, everyone was bald, except for the ones who most definitely were not.

Now in our 50s, the battleground is reading glasses: everyone has a subtly but importantly different version of the etiquette. One friend hates it when you never quite take them off, and just slide them to the top of your head, because she thinks it’s beyond physical laziness: the beginning of entropy, like eating with your hands, weeing in a sink. I love wearing my glasses on my head, because then I either know where they are, or forget where they are, and am wearing a pair on my face as well, win-win. But I hate it when people wear them round their neck on a chain, because I take it as shorthand for my adornment days are over. From now on, anything I hang off myself will be strictly utilitarian, and soon I will get a hammer and a big bunch of keys and a miniature spirit level, and I’ll be ready for absolutely anything except the high life.

The Guardian - World News

2026-02-24 05:56:35 (3 days ago)

New edition of Ferrara bible shows how persecuted Jews kept faith alive in Spanish

Exiled Spanish and Portuguese Jews who had fled to Italy translated Hebrew bible into their common language

In 1553, a community of exiled Spanish and Portuguese Jews who had found refuge and patronage in the northern Italian city of Ferrara did something that would have been unthinkable, and very possibly fatal, in their former homelands.

They printed their own Hebrew bible in Spanish.

Al Jazeera - Top Stories

2026-02-24 05:56:08 (3 days ago)

New Trump tariffs take effect days after Supreme Court ruling

New tariffs on imported goods come into effect as Trump moves to rebuild his trade agenda after top court's ruling.

Times of Israel - World News

2026-02-24 05:55:49 (3 days ago)

Jewish students warn US Commission on Civil Rights against politicizing campus antisemitism

During a hearing on how the federal government has responded to Jew-hatred at educational institutions, Democrats and Republicans argue over whose administration handled the issue most poorly

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