/music4hFrom Dylan to disco, Beyoncé to Bob Marley: the 30 best live albums ever – ranked! | Music | The GuardianFrom Dylan to disco, Beyoncé to Bob Marley: The Guardian ranks the 30 best live albums ever, highlighting the unique qualities and impact of each performance.
/lgbtq9hLGBTQ Americans struggling since Trump’s return, new survey showsA new survey by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation reveals that nearly half of LGBTQ Americans have been hiding their identity more since Trump resumed office, with significant impacts on social acceptance, healthcare access, and workplace experiences. The survey, which included over 14,000 respondents, highlights the adverse effects of Trump's policies on the LGBTQ community, including cuts to food stamps and Medicaid, and executive orders targeting diversity and inclusion efforts.
/lgbtq20hMy Husband Was This Close To Getting His Green Card. Then The Officer’s Tone Changed — And ICE Appeared.After more than two years of marriage, Allan was legally entitled to a green card, but was ambushed during his interview and handed over to ICE. He was detained, transferred multiple times, and held in harsh conditions, despite following all immigration rules. His wife is now seeking his release and highlighting the unfair treatment of immigrants.
/politics22hGreenland premier says he prefers Denmark to U.S., and Trump issues new threatGreenland's premier Jens-Frederik Nielsen has stated that his country would prefer to remain a part of Denmark rather than join the United States, expressing a clear choice for Denmark, NATO, the Kingdom of Denmark, and the European Union. President Trump's administration has shown intent to acquire Greenland, whether Greenland agrees or not, leading to a contentious situation. Two pieces of legislation have been introduced in the U.S. Congress, one aiming to protect NATO from Trump's plans and another to make Greenland the 51st state.
/politics1dOpinion | Vance’s “door to door” rhetoric is reminiscent of GestapoThis opinion piece discusses Vice President JD Vance's comments about increasing the number of ICE agents going door-to-door to find and deport illegal immigrants, comparing the rhetoric to the tactics used by the Gestapo during Hitler's reign in Germany.
/photography2dIn photos: A week of protests against ICEThis news article documents a week of protests across the United States against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) following the fatal shooting of Renee Macklin Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis.
/news2dThe trans youth athletes in the US fighting for their rights: ‘Playing is an act of resistance’The US Supreme Court is currently considering state laws banning transgender athletes from school sports. Five trans youth and their families spoke to the Guardian about the joy of sports and the toll of exclusion. The students emphasized the importance of sports in their lives and their desire to be included in teams that match their gender identity. The outcome of the case could have wide-ranging implications for LGBTQ+ rights.
/politics2dWeimar Dispatch A Failed State Shaped the 20th Century. Can Today’s Leaders Avoid Its Fate?
/politics3dOpinion | Trump’s censorship machine is cracking down on the SmithsonianThe Trump administration is pressuring the Smithsonian Institution to align its museums and exhibits with 'American ideals' as defined by the administration, threatening to cut off federal funding if the Smithsonian does not comply. The administration has demanded a comprehensive review of the institution's content to ensure it does not promote divisive, race-centered ideologies or portray American and Western values as inherently harmful. This move is seen as an attempt to censor intellectual freedom and reshape the Smithsonian into a tool of political propaganda.
/news3dSen. Mark Kelly sues Defense Secretary Pete HegsethArizona Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly, a retired Navy veteran, filed a lawsuit against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after Hegseth initiated a process to demote Kelly’s retirement rank and slash his military pension. The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., comes after months of conflict between Hegseth and Kelly over Kelly’s participation in a video urging service members to defy unlawful orders from the Pentagon.
/politics3dThe country I love doesn’t look like Trump’s AmericaAnthony L. Fisher's opinion piece critiques CBS News' declaration of love for America, arguing it is a reductive sentiment that overlooks the country's faults. He highlights the dangers of a 'my country, right or wrong' mentality and emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and addressing America's shortcomings while still loving the nation.
/music4dMusician wrongly branded a sex offender by Google AI summary wants to...A Canadian folk musician, Ashley MacIsaac, is considering suing Google after an AI-generated summary falsely labeled him as a sex offender, resulting in the cancellation of his concert in Nova Scotia. The AI summary, which has since been corrected, falsely claimed that MacIsaac was convicted of multiple sex offenses and was listed on Canada’s national sex offender registry. The singer believes the AI summary may have also prompted an earlier concert cancellation in Mexico. Google has apologized and stated that they invest significantly in the quality of their responses and use examples of misinterpretations to improve their systems.
/food5dOpinion | How the new food pyramid fits MAHA interests — but not Americans' healthThis opinion piece critiques the new food pyramid guidelines proposed by the Trump administration, arguing that they prioritize the interests of meat and dairy industries over public health. The guidelines, part of the Make America Healthy Again movement led by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., encourage increased consumption of protein, particularly from meat and dairy, despite evidence that most Americans already consume more protein than necessary. The article highlights the potential health risks associated with these recommendations, including increased rates of cancer, heart disease, and diabetes, and questions the influence of industry lobbyists on dietary advice.
/photography5dWhat does your car say about you? A global portrait of people and their rides, from Shanghai to Santa MonicaThis article explores Martin Roemers' photography book, 'Homo Mobilis', which captures the essence of vehicle owners globally, from Shanghai to Santa Monica. The photographs, featuring a diverse array of vehicles and their owners, suggest that the type of car or vehicle one drives is a reflection of their personality and values. Roemers' unique approach of using a white backdrop to isolate the vehicles and their owners emphasizes the aesthetic and emotional aspects of these modes of transport.
/funny5dExclusive | Pole dancer, rock climber, parkour athlete bum rush new 'insane' NYC...This news article reports on the 'Fare Evasion Olympics,' an event organized by Danny Fisher to demonstrate the ineffectiveness of the MTA's new subway turnstile gates. Participants, including a pole dancer, a rock climber, and a parkour athlete, successfully jumped over the 6-foot-tall turnstiles. The event highlighted the gates' failure to prevent fare evasion and raised concerns about their safety, particularly after an incident where a child's neck got caught in one. The participants argued that the new turnstiles are expensive and ineffective, and called for better investment in subway services.
/news6dNational Park Service will void passes with stickers over Trump's faceThe National Park Service has updated its policy to void passes with defaced images of President Trump. The $80 annual pass, featuring portraits of Presidents George Washington and Trump, has sparked backlash, protests, and a lawsuit from a conservation group. The new policy clarifies that passes can be voided if altered, including stickers on the front of the card. The lawsuit argues that the image violates a federal requirement for the pass to display a winning photograph from a national parks photo contest.
/books6d10 books we're looking forward to in early 2026This NPR article highlights 10 books to look forward to in early 2026, featuring a mix of fiction and non-fiction titles. The list includes novels about friendship and rock climbing, memoirs from notable figures, and biographies of influential individuals. These books cover a range of topics from personal struggles and cultural impact to the exploration of art and music.
/photography6dThese Powerful, Pocket-Size Cameras Make Truly Excellent PhotosThis article reviews the best point-and-shoot cameras, highlighting their features and ideal use cases. It recommends the Sony RX100 VII as the top pick for its excellent image quality, compact size, and versatile zoom range. Other notable picks include the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ80D for its extensive zoom capabilities, the Ricoh GR IV for street photography, and the Fujifilm X100VI for its high-quality image output and retro design.
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