Nebraska school district asks police to stop using shock gloves on students
The Guardianby Associated Press·2d ago
Omaha police recently agreed to stop carrying gloves that can deliver electric shocks to students in the halls of Nebraska’s largest public school district.
We need to be honest about the Hundred: it feels as real as Ted Lasso | The Secret Cricket Coach
The Guardianby The Secret Cricket Coach·2d ago
I went to Old Trafford expecting to watch a game of cricket. Instead, I left thinking about history, identity and whether you can manufacture belonging.
Man leaves young son on Mount Fuji before ascending Japan’s highest peak
The Guardianby Donna Ferguson·2d ago
A man who abandoned his seven-year-old son on Mount Fuji in Japan after the boy complained of feeling tired while on a family hike has been reprimanded by local police.
Natasha Cloud condemns ‘weak’ men throwing sex toys on to court at WNBA games
The Guardianby Guardian sport·2d ago
Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud has spoken out after the return of a trend that involves sex toys being thrown on to the court during WNBA games.
Two UK men convicted of putting explicit content on OnlyFans without consent
The Guardianby Amelia Gentleman·2d ago
Two men have been convicted this week in separate criminal cases that revealed they had posted explicit content on OnlyFans without the full consent of the women whose images were uploaded.
It’s a miracle: Natalie Harp has turned Republicans into feminists | Arwa Mahdawi
The Guardianby Arwa Mahdawi·2d ago
Jon Ossoff is quite the miracle worker. Perhaps the Democratic senator can’t turn water into wine, but he has managed to turn whining conservatives into impassioned feminists.
Diamonds for sale: lab-grown gem auctions are all over TikTok right now, but some aren’t happy about it
The Guardianby Rosalind Adams·2d ago
The first time Andrea Greenhill came across a livestream auction for lab-grown diamonds while scrolling on TikTok, she was stunned.
Thomasina Miers’ recipes for spiced lamb-stuffed aubergine with aleppo chilli butter, and berry ripple ice-cream
The Guardianby Thomasina Miers·2d ago
There’s something delightfully retro about stuffed vegetables. They take me back to Delia Smith’s iconic Summer Collection cookbook, which blew my tiny mind when it came out in my early teens.
Trump’s new attorney general poses a huge threat to abortion rights | Moira Donegan
The Guardianby Moira Donegan·2d ago
The abortion pill is a miracle. Mifepristone, then called RU-486, was synthesized by a French lab in the 1980s; in combination with misoprostol, commonly used as ulcer medication, it cuts off the...
The film Apollo 13 taught me how to survive heartbreak
The Guardianby Elf Lyons·2d ago
‘Failure is not an option” has always been my family’s catchphrase; it’s flight director Gene Kranz’s famous line in the film Apollo 13.
The faces behind the feeds: Gen Z’s private lives and public posts – in pictures
The Guardianby Gabrielle Schwarz·2d ago
Social media arrived just as I, a younger millennial, was on the brink of teenhood. My friends and I signed up for accounts on Facebook, Myspace and Twitter, as well as less remembered sites such...
Hull City v Manchester United: Premier League – live
The Guardianby Tim de Lisle·2d ago
The first email of the day comes from our man at the match. “Grey skies sit above the MKM Stadium,” says Will Unwin, “but there is great positivity among both clubs as Hull mark their return to the...
ICE agent jailed on allegations of breaking into ex-girlfriend’s apartment
The Guardianby Ramon Antonio Vargas·2d ago
A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer was jailed on Friday on allegations of breaking into a woman’s apartment.
Lindsay Clancy trial: everything that happened this week in court
The Guardianby Edward Helmore·2d ago
The trial of Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children in January 2023, will likely head to the jury next week to decide if she is guilty of murder or was...
‘Embryonic’: lost novel by French film-maker Éric Rohmer is republished
The Guardianby Xan Brooks·2d ago
In the dog days of the second world war, 24-year-old Maurice Schérer wrote a tale of young lovers in prewar small-town France. He described lazy August swims in the Marne River east of Paris.
Formula One 2026: George Russell on pole for Dutch Grand Prix sprint race – live
The Guardianby Philip Cornwall·2d ago
Talking of competition, here’s how the drivers’ championship looked after Hungary: 1 Kimi Antonelli 🇮🇹 Mercedes 219pts 2 Lewis Hamilton 🇬🇧Ferrari 169 3 George Russell 🇬🇧Mercedes 160 4 Charles...
Persuasion, denial and bluster: Trump ‘stuck’ on Iran war ahead of elections
The Guardianby Robert Tait in Washington·2d ago
In the aftermath of his devastating election defeat, the US president remained haunted by regrets over Iran.
Four blokes and a zebra crossing: the banality and beauty of the Beatles’ Abbey Road cover
The Guardianby Jonathan Jones·2d ago
It’s not really the four blokes on the zebra crossing who make the cover of the Beatles’ Abbey Road memorable, but the street behind them.
Ebola frontline workers missing wages as outbreak spreads ‘exponentially’
The Guardianby Prosper Heri Ngorora in Bunia and Rachel Savage·2d ago
Every day, Sophie Mwadawa Kabundo goes to her job as a nurse at an Ebola treatment centre in the north-east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, afraid she will contract the virus and pass it...
Nigel Havers: ‘My biggest disappointment? Not playing James Bond’
The Guardianby Rosanna Greenstreet·2d ago
Born in London, Nigel Havers, 74, was Bafta-nominated for his 1981 role in Chariots of Fire. His other films include A Passage to India and Empire of the Sun.
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