In the aftermath of the Charlie Kirk killing, the Guardian’s Oliver Laughland and Tom Silverstone head to Chicago, where Donald Trump’s Ice deployment, codename Operation Midway Blitz, has been met by a defiant wave of sustained protests. With political violence on the rise, they speak to a new generation of political candidates and organisers, including

David Risher, the current CEO of Lyft Inc. (NASDAQ:LYFT), recently shared a bold career move he made in 1996 that earned him a scathing rebuke from Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT) co-founder Bill Gates. Gates Questions Risher’s Unconventional Move To Amazon In a recent episode of Fortune’s Leadership Next podcast, Risher recounted a conversation with Gates in 1996. At that time, Risher

President Donald Trump‘s approval rating has hit a record low for his second term, according to a polling tracker. The Vote Hub polling tracker showed that on September 30, Trump’s net approval rating hit -10 points, with 43 percent approving and 53 percent disapproving. It has since bounced back slightly as the government shutdown has

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Elon Musk on Wednesday made repeated calls on X, urging people to cancel their Netflix subscriptions. His posts came after he cancelled his own subscription to the streaming platform while taking a dig at it. In one post, the world’s richest person wrote, “Cancel Netflix”. (Image: AFP/Unsplash) In one post, the Tesla CEO wrote, “Cancel

Police patrol near Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen, Denmark, September 30, 2025, following recent drone disturbances over Denmark and ahead of meetings of EU heads of state and goverment in Copenhagen on October 1 and October 2. Liselotte Sabroe | Afp | Getty Images Defense giants welcomed Europe’s push to establish a drone wall on the

After imposing new trade tariffs on China in September, the United States President Donald Trump has confirmed he will be meeting his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in “four weeks” to sort out the loses being faced by soyabean farmers in the US as China has refused to buy it from them. Trump said that the