The Guardian’s view on Trump’s tariffs: a threat to both politics and the economy
Donald Trump’s August 1st tariff deadline achieved exactly what it was meant to do. It created uncertainty, keeping markets and…
The Guardian’s stance on Afghanistan’s overlooked crisis: nations are deporting refugees back to Taliban-controlled territory | Editorial
The British public learned far too late about a massive accidental data breach by officials three years ago that endangered…
Tottenham sign João Palhinha on loan while Moore joins Rangers.
Tottenham have agreed a season-long loan deal for João Palhinha from Bayern Munich, with an option to buy the Portuguese…
An Ineos employee who previously worked at Manchester United faced questions about anti-doping.
Here’s a more natural and fluent version of the text while preserving its meaning: David Rozman, the Ineos Grenadiers head…
“Stop the rumors”: Max Verstappen confirms he’ll stay with Red Bull through 2026.
Max Verstappen has put an end to rumors about a potential move to Mercedes next season by confirming he will…
Wallabies fired up to take on Lions, putting second Test drama behind them
Australian captain Harry Wilson says the Wallabies have moved on from last week’s disappointing loss in Melbourne and are ready…
Napoli and Roma are reportedly interested in signing Brighton’s Matt O’Riley.
The future of Manchester United’s attack remains unclear. Ruben Amorim has been critical of Rasmus Højlund, even though the striker…
Tour de France Femmes: Squiban’s brilliant attack secures stage six victory for French favorite
Maëva Squiban from Brittany won stage six of the Tour de France Femmes with a daring 32km solo breakaway through…
Lottie Woad trails behind at the Women’s Open, but her second-round performance didn’t make the TV broadcast.
The organizers of this Women’s Open might have actually felt relieved when Lottie Woad didn’t surge to the top of…
Trump might talk nonsense, but he has an eye for beauty—and that’s refreshing. | Simon Jenkins
Some of what Donald Trump says has merit—not everything is outrageous or self-serving. When he took office, one of his…