Posted by The Guardian | Oct 29, 2026 | Americas, Brazil, Donald Trump, The Guardian, US foreign policy, US news, US politics |
The far-right candidate was supposed to claim the presidency, but Brazilian voters had other ideasFor Donald Trump, Brazil’s presidential election was meant to represent the crest of the “orange wave” – a three-year surge of...
Read MorePosted by The Guardian | Oct 29, 2026 | Books, British Library, Culture, Libraries, The Guardian, UK news |
The plan to generate revenue from areas currently used by the public is causing bitter dispute, and raises fundamental questions In a crowded country that is short of public money, any expansive public building that seems...
Read MorePosted by The Guardian | Oct 29, 2026 | Charli XCX, Culture, Music, Pop and rock, The Guardian |
With a sound inspired by the San Francisco tech boom, the hyperpop musician is entering the big leagues, and has a slot on Charli xcx’s tour. First she needs to get over her own shyness – not to mention a fear of love songsThe...
Read MorePosted by The Guardian | Oct 29, 2026 | Electric, hybrid and low-emission cars, Environment, Ferry travel, Greenhouse gas emissions, Technology, The Guardian, US news |
Replacing diesel-powered ferries with electric vessels could reduce emissions and improve air quality Cutting through New York Harbor in the shadow of the Statue of Liberty, the small white boat we were riding on caught the...
Read MorePosted by The Guardian | Oct 29, 2026 | Austerity, Budget, Business, Economics, Inequality, The Guardian, UK news |
The 2026 budget has been revealed; how will it affect you personally, will it change the country and has chancellor John Healey done enough to prepare for the challenges ahead? Our money and economics editors Hilary Osborne and...
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