She’s Donald Trump’s least-favorite Fox News host. But Jessica Tarlov remains undeterred
The Guardianby Jeremy Barr in Washington·27d ago
Jessica Tarlov is the left-leaning Fox News host that some of the network’s most conservative viewers, including Donald Trump, love to hate.
The Route to Cappyness review – capybara boosterism is an ode to the internet’s favourite rodent
The Guardianby Leslie Felperin·27d ago
One of Midlands-based film-maker Sharon Walia’s previous works was The Keepers of the Pigs, proudly described on her production company’s website as “the first ever documentary about guinea pigs”.
A little rudeness can save you from being scammed? Count me in | Polly Hudson
The Guardianby Polly Hudson·27d ago
I knew I wanted to marry my husband when I overheard him on the phone to a cold caller. Having recently reached a new stage in maturity, I’d rearranged the list of qualities I was looking for in a...
The pet I’ll never forget: Polly, the golden retriever who saved my husband’s life
The Guardianby Hannah Cooke, as told to Sinéad Campbell·27d ago
My husband, Adam, and I had always planned to have a big family and that journey began when we got our dog, Polly, five years ago.
The situation in Iran is dangerously escalating – but whatever you do, don’t call it a war | Arwa Mahdawi
The Guardianby Arwa Mahdawi·27d ago
“I will not send you to fight and die in stupid foreign wars that never end,” Donald Trump promised a crowd in Pennsylvania in 2024.
Royal Ballet: The McRae/Vassilev Project review – an encounter between two masterful ROH performers
The Guardianby Sanjoy Roy·27d ago
It’s an evening of two halves and many, many parts, some that dovetail snugly, others more clunkily bolted together.
‘I never pass up a rewatch’: why Valley Girl is my feelgood movie
The Guardianby Annie Zaleski·27d ago
As a teenager growing up in the 1990s, I was deeply obsessed with all things 1980s pop culture. Chalk it up to nostalgia for my Care Bears-filled childhood – or a stubborn adolescent desire to...
Goody Goody review – intriguing natural childbirth horror lurches into demonic occult blowout
The Guardianby Phil Hoad·27d ago
Conception, pregnancy and childbirth are defining human experiences, and so remain perennial themes for horror, from Rosemary’s Baby to the Alien franchise to Prevenge.
Farewell to Eden by Sebastian Faulks review – conflict and compromise, from a veteran of the genre
The Guardianby Michael Donkor·27d ago
Sebastian Faulks’s latest book focuses on the most irreconcilable geopolitical struggle of our age, the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Freedom-loving Britain was at the heart of the 18th century slave trade – and this register proves it | William Pettigrew
The Guardianby William Pettigrew·27d ago
Two obstacles have prevented us from appreciating the significance of the slave trade in British history.
Can you solve it? Do you have the brain of an engineer?
The Guardianby Alex Bellos·27d ago
Today’s puzzles test your engineering smarts. The cranberries In a cranberry sorting facility, thousands of cranberries are dropped every minute onto a board.
A spoonful of sugar: how South Africa’s weigh-and-pay shops are tackling ‘poverty tax’ head on
The Guardianby Julie Bourdin·27d ago
Every morning, on her way to the laundry shop she runs in Johannesburg’s Alexandra township, Tsholofelo Mphela stops at a bright yellow shipping container to buy a few spoonfuls of sugar.
A great time with Uncle Junior from the Sopranos: best podcasts of the week
The Guardianby Hannah J Davies and Hollie Richardson·27d ago
Dominic & Junior The Sopranos star Dominic Chianese (95) and his son Dominic Chianese Jr (62) helm this new series – a cosy father-son catchup, and all the better for it.
Lenore review – incel’s obsession with online influencer turns into anatomy of dislocated digital-age mindset
The Guardianby Phil Hoad·27d ago
If the parasocial phenomenon is a kind of hell, then Max Wren, protagonist of this Australian digital-age psychodrama, resides in the ninth circle.
End Times Fascism by Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor review – the fightback starts here
The Guardianby Daniel Trilling·27d ago
The more power the radical rightwing nationalists of our age accrue, the greater the risk that their destructive brand of politics becomes normalised.
Burrata and beyond: a foodie tour of northern Puglia, Italy
The Guardianby Liz Boulter·27d ago
‘I don’t eat mozzarella outside Puglia,” says our friend Savio. “It’s not the same.” Savio is a very opinionated foodie, so I take his words with a pinch of good Puglian sea salt (see below).
We Are Family: photography from Images Vevey 2026 – picture essay
The Guardianby Fiona Shields·27d ago
Every two years, on the shores of Lake Geneva at the foot of the Swiss Alps, the town of Vevey transforms its public spaces and buildings with 50 installations of artistic projects from 21...
Pixel 11 Pro Fold review: the foldable with the best triple camera
The Guardianby Samuel Gibbs Consumer technology editor·27d ago
Google’s latest folding phone sticks with its tried and tested design of a traditional phone shape when closed and almost square when open, in the face of new competition from Apple’s squat iPhone...
Can you futureproof your career by choosing an AI-resistant degree?
The Guardianby Sally Weale·27d ago
Futureproofing your career with an AI-resistant degree is a tough ask, says Charlie Ball, an expert on graduate employment for Jisc, the UK’s higher education digital, data and technology agency.
AI CEOs say they need to slow the pace of development. But will they?
The Guardianby Nick Robins-Early·27d ago
Facing a public uproar over Anthropic researchers’ repeated warnings that artificial intelligence could kill all of humanity by 2030, the AI company’s CEO Dario Amodei issued a proposal at the...
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