US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was pulled from a live Sky News interview by President Trump, returning nearly two hours later to discuss Iran conflict costs and Strait of Hormuz security.
A daughter reflects on her mother's profound advice to indulge in small pleasures, from solo cafe trips to fancy lipsticks, highlighting how this mindset fosters resilience and joy in life.
Donald Trump gifts oversized shoes to key allies like Marco Rubio and JD Vance, using sartorial humiliation to maintain loyalty and control within his political circle.
As One Nation's support soars, new Nationals leader Matt Canavan must apply Ron Boswell's tactics to counter Pauline Hanson's populist appeal in a fragmented political landscape.
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Matt Canavan leads the National party, but experts question his ability to counter One Nation. The South Australian election could threaten the Coalition, while Australia's involvement in Trump's Iran war raises concerns.
Donald Trump's unchecked power and collapse of accountability in Washington have led to a dangerous imperial presidency, culminating in an open-ended war against Iran without congressional approval.
Emergency responders tackling deadly Midwest tornadoes cannot access crucial storm mapping data after FEMA's $200,000 contract lapsed under Kristi Noem's spending approval process, CNN reports.
Over 50 Labour MPs have written to Green Party's Zack Polanski, demanding the official abandonment of a policy that described C-sections as 'risky' when not medically required, calling it dangerous.
A fundraiser for the Islamic Human Rights Commission shouted 'death to the IDF' and praised Iran's late leader at a protest, prompting Home Secretary to ban march but allow static demonstration.
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With zero growth figures highlighting Labour's economic struggles, pressure mounts on Chancellor Rachel Reeves. Historical precedent suggests replacing a chancellor rarely leads to election success, leaving Keir Starmer with a critical decision.
New video testimony reveals Elon Musk's DOGE staff used ChatGPT to eliminate over 1,400 humanities grants, targeting DEI and LGBTQ+ projects, in a haphazard scheme that increased federal spending.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer did not personally question Peter Mandelson about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein before appointing him as US ambassador, despite warnings from senior officials and evidence of their ongoing friendship.
Bob Lomas, a former Reform UK candidate, has issued a public apology for racist remarks made 18 months ago, following a transformative experience on Channel 4's Handcuffed.
More than 50 Labour MPs have written to Green Party deputy leader Zack Polanski, demanding immediate withdrawal of a policy seeking to reduce medical interventions in childbirth, which they call dangerous and stigmatising.
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Vice President JD Vance privately fears the Iran war will be a catastrophe as he plots a 2028 presidential run, with his odds plummeting as Secretary of State Marco Rubio surges in popularity.
A new LSE study warns the DWP's rapid expansion of fraud reviews for Universal Credit is intrusive and distressing, potentially undermining public trust and claimant welfare.
Donald Trump's decision to launch a war on Iran is seen as a distraction tactic amid low approval ratings and a sagging economy, highlighting his domestic weakness and authoritarian tendencies.
Newly released depositions expose how Elon Musk's DOGE team relied on AI chatbots and uninformed judgments to slash millions in humanities funding, with officials struggling to define DEI principles.
Amid calls to cancel King Charles' state visit to the US over Trump's military aggression in Iran, arguments emphasise the importance of maintaining Anglo-American cultural bonds above political disputes.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves demands CMA crackdown on 'rip-off' fuel prices as Middle East conflict drives oil above $100, risking UK recession.
The 147-page Mandelson document release reveals explicit warnings about his Epstein links, a £75,000 taxpayer-funded payout, and concerns over the rushed appointment process.
The UK government, under Labour, reaffirms its commitment to Russian oil sanctions, diverging from a US decision to ease restrictions, potentially sparking tensions with former President Trump.
California Governor Gavin Newsom criticises Trump's decision to loosen Russian oil sanctions amid Iran war tensions, sharing an AI image of Putin walking Trump like a dog.
Former Australian of the Year Grace Tame has published a powerful essay in Crikey, sharply criticising the Albanese government's handling of key social and political issues.
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A summary of the latest news from Australia, covering political, economic, and social updates for Friday, March 13, 2026.
A new Guardian podcast revisits the newspaper's coverage of the 2003 Iraq War outbreak, detailing the shock, awe, death, joy, and looting reported at the time.
Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville faces fierce backlash after sharing a social media post connecting NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's Ramadan meal to the September 11 terror attacks, with Democrats denouncing it as blatant Islamophobia.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has trolled President Donald Trump with an AI image depicting him as Vladimir Putin's dog after the US lifted sanctions on Russian oil during the Iran war, as oil prices surge past $100 a barrel.
Massoud Shadjareh of the Islamic Human Rights Commission met Ayatollah Khamenei to discuss Islamophobia. His group's London Al Quds Day march was banned, but a static demonstration will proceed with heavy police presence.
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The Guardian has published a series of corrections and clarifications addressing inaccuracies in recent articles, covering topics from politics to health, to uphold journalistic standards.
