Activist on being branded a terrorist: 'Beyond comprehension' ↗
Front page leadAn activist discusses being labeled a terrorist, her Supreme Court case, and the family story that led her there.
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The Observer
The Observer's front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include an activist's perspective on being labelled a terrorist, unresolved questions about a British contractor's death in Mozambique, and US political developments. Domestic coverage focuses on climate…
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Brothers seek answers after terror attack killed contractor in Mozambique ↗
Questions remain about the death of a British contractor five years ago while employed by the oil giant Total in Mozambique.
Trump seeks scapegoats as Republican losses fuel 2028 White House race ↗
Donald Trump attempts to assign blame for disastrous midterm results while potential successors eye the presidential job.
Cypriot president: EU nations would welcome UK's return ↗
The Cypriot president believes every EU nation would welcome the UK back and warns Cyprus seeks an end to British sovereign bases on the island.
Israeli opposition parties vie for power as president intervenes ↗
Israeli opposition parties are wrangling over power, with the president giving Gadi Eisenkot the chance to form a government, though political rifts loom.
Inside the trial of Russell Brand ↗
An account of the 18-day trial of Russell Brand, detailing harrowing sexual crimes and the defendant's eventual guilty verdict.
UK faces climate hypocrisy claims at Cop31 over North Sea gas ↗
The United Kingdom is facing accusations of climate hypocrisy at Cop31 concerning its policies on North Sea gas.
Labour MPs regret Palestine Action ban that led to 4,000 arrests ↗
Labour Members of Parliament are expressing regret over a ban on Palestine Action, which has resulted in approximately 4,000 arrests in a year.
Cross-party campaign unites peers and MPs to block child abuse images ↗
A united cross-party campaign involving peers and Members of Parliament is working to block child sexual abuse images.
Stroke patients fury at denial of treatment by 'Monday to Friday' service ↗
Stroke patients are expressing anger at being denied life-saving treatment due to a service that operates only from Monday to Friday.
The far-right Gen Z agitators vying to be Britain's Charlie Kirk ↗
An examination of young figures on the far-right in Britain who are seeking to emulate the influence of Charlie Kirk.
Reform UK mayor accused of cyberflashing took witness on taxpayer trip ↗
A Reform UK mayor, accused of cyberflashing, reportedly took a witness on a taxpayer-funded trip to India.
Trump's humiliation should worry Farage, but populist threat remains ↗
Donald Trump's recent setbacks should concern Nigel Farage, but the overall populist threat is not over.
My attraction to self-destructive males and Russell Brand ↗
A personal reflection on an attraction to self-destructive men and how it relates to being charmed by Russell Brand.
Google engineer claimed AI was conscious, what happened to his mind? ↗
A whistleblower engineer became convinced that a Google AI was sentient and believes the company tried to conceal this.
Grateful for Trump's greed and cruelty for waking up democracy ↗
The author suggests that Donald Trump's negative traits have paradoxically served to invigorate democracy.
How Democrats won and Trump lost the midterms ↗
An analysis of the recent US midterm elections, detailing the victories for the Democrats and losses for Donald Trump.
Republicans gaining backbone after Trump's midterm failures ↗
Following Donald Trump's role in costly midterm defeats, Republicans are beginning to show more independence.
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