The Guardian

1194 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Victoria Proposes Laws to Reveal Anonymous Accounts for Online Vilification · Victoria's new laws would allow tribunals to order platforms to reveal identities of anonymous accounts accused of online harm.
• São Tomé and Príncipe Holds Tense Presidential Election Amid Constitutional Crisis · Voters in São Tomé and Príncipe cast ballots in a presidential election marred by political tensions and legal disputes.
• Andrew and Tristan Tate Arrested in Miami on UK Rape and Trafficking Charges · Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami on extradition warrants for rape and sex trafficking charges.
• Bridget McKenzie Declares War on Globalists at CPAC London · National Party leader Bridget McKenzie urges conservatives to unite against immigration and woke institutions at CPAC London.
• Andy Burnham Proposes Radical Energy Bill Cuts to Boost Heat Pump Adoption · New Labour leader Andy Burnham considers Nesta-backed reforms to slash UK energy bills by £130 annually.
• Andy Burnham Urged to Address Racism and Class Divides as New PM · Operation Black Vote chair says Andy Burnham must tackle racism and class inequality as he prepares to become UK Prime Minister.
• Ghanaian Artists Preserve Surreal Hand-Painted Film Poster Tradition · Deadly Prey Gallery revives Ghana's surreal hand-painted film posters for global collectors.
• Memphis Rallies for Progressive Democrat Justin Pearson After Task Force Shootings · Over 1,000 supporters rallied for Justin Pearson in Memphis following four fatal shootings by federal task force agents.
• Body of Tondra Madruga Identified After San Francisco Boat Sinking · San Francisco police identified Tondra Madruga as a victim of the Volare boat sinking in the Bay.
• Cuban Dissident Artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara Approved for US Travel · Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, a Cuban dissident artist, has received approval to enter the United States on parole after completing a five-year prison sentence.
• Off-Duty Geo Group Employee Arrested After Shooting Protester at Colorado ICE Facility · Brandon Booth, a 42-year-old off-duty Geo Group employee, was arrested for shooting a woman protester at an Aurora ICE facility.
• US Launches Seventh Night of Strikes on Iran as Hormuz Conflict Escalates · The US military conducted a seventh consecutive night of strikes on Iranian targets including bridges, ports and power infrastructure amid escalating conflict over the Strait of Hormuz.
• Trump Endorses Darline Graham for South Carolina Senate Seat · Donald Trump endorsed Darline Graham to run for a full six-year term in the US Senate representing South Carolina.
• Jeffrey Donaldson Appeals Conviction for Child Sexual Offences · Former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson appeals his conviction on 18 sexual offences against two children spanning 1985 to 2008.
• Gen Z Shifts from Flats to Kitten Heel Flip-Flops Amid Sales Surge · Gen Z is adopting 1.5-inch kitten heel flip-flops worn by Hailey Bieber and Lily Collins, driving 300% sales growth at John Lewis and 260% Depop searches.
• DHS Secretary Mullin Repeats Trump's Unsubstantiated 2020 Election Claims · Markwayne Mullin defended claims of 250,000 noncitizen voters and insecure voting machines without new evidence.
• Lauren Laverne Reveals Smouldering Myeloma Diagnosis After Recent Cancer Recovery · Lauren Laverne announced her smouldering myeloma diagnosis on Instagram, describing it as an asymptomatic blood and bone marrow disorder unrelated to her prior cancer.
• Fugitive 'Master Yachtsman' Ronald Fischer Arrested Off New Jersey Coast · Ronald Fischer, wanted for fleeing a 2005 sexual assault trial, was arrested on a sailboat off New Jersey.
• US Senator Accuses Meta of Lawfare Against Whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams · US Senator Josh Hawley accuses Meta of using lawfare to suppress whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams' allegations about the company's dealings with China and impact on teenagers.
• EU Carbon Market Overhaul Risks Weakening Climate Emissions Targets · European Commission proposes relaxing EU ETS rules amid pressure from member states, drawing criticism from climate advocates.
• UK Intercity Rail Faces Summer Disruption from Strikes and Train Failures · Intercity rail passengers face summer disruption across Great Britain due to strikes and train reliability issues.
• Andy Burnham's Labour Leadership Speech Lacks Concrete Cabinet Plans · New Labour leader Andy Burnham promises hope and devolution but admits no cabinet decisions yet.
• Portugal World Cup Team Flies on Plane Used for ICE Deportations · Portugal's World Cup squad traveled on a GlobalX aircraft also used for mass deportations under the Trump administration.
• CDC Identifies Taco Bell Lettuce as Source of Massive Cyclosporiasis Outbreak · CDC links Taco Bell's Mexican lettuce to a historic cyclosporiasis outbreak affecting nearly 1,000 cases in Michigan.
• CDC and FDA Link Taco Bell Lettuce to Cyclospora Outbreak in Five States · Federal officials identify Mexican lettuce at Taco Bell as source of cyclospora outbreak affecting five states.
• Trump Accuses China of Election Interference Amid Midterm Smokescreen Concerns · Trump claims US electoral process is compromised by foreign powers in a speech critics call a distraction for midterms.
• Columnist Laments End of Primary School Era for Her Children · A British writer reflects on the emotional end of her children's primary school years while noting news on Trump, US health scares, and a Netflix remake.
• New Yorkers Face Hazardous Air and Heat from Canadian Wildfires · Smoke from Canadian wildfires and extreme heat force New Yorkers to stay indoors and wear masks.
• China Denies Trump's Unverified Claims of 2020 Election Interference · Donald Trump accused China of interfering in the 2020 election during a White House address while China and Democrats rejected the claims as fabrications.
• ICE Arrests Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Wu Shaoping in Pennsylvania · ICE detained Chinese human rights lawyer Wu Shaoping in Pennsylvania while he awaits an asylum decision after fleeing a 2019 crackdown in China.