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‘Subtle but powerful form of self-validation’: how to start journaling‘Subtle but powerful form of self-validation’: how to start journaling
There is no wrong way to journal, say experts, and putting pen to paper can help with mental health and clarify thoughts and feelings How to start … anything: expert tips for trying something new Humans have been jotting down their feelings and experiences for millennia. The earliest example of ...
Michael might be a cowardly, cursed biopic but his fans are happy to live in a fantasyMichael might be a cowardly, cursed biopic but his fans are happy to live in a fantasy
The hit success of the critically reviled Michael Jackson movie shows that his fans only want to see the good – not the truth It’s not unusual to see a gulf between the quality of a blockbuster hit as described by critics, and the greater acceptance of that film as ...
Middle East crisis live: Iran ‘offers to end chokehold on strait of Hormuz’Middle East crisis live: Iran ‘offers to end chokehold on strait of Hormuz’
Sources say country wants US to end its blockade as part of proposal but has not addressed its nuclear programme Lebanese president Joseph Aoun said Monday that direct negotiations with Israel were aimed at ending the conflict with Hezbollah, while accusing those who drew Lebanon into war of “treason” in ...
Why is the US media silent about Israel’s role in Trump’s decision to go to war? | Jason StanleyWhy is the US media silent about Israel’s role in Trump’s decision to go to war? | Jason Stanley
I suspect the main reason they avoid criticizing Israel is that they believe that would be antisemitic. But this is both dangerous and wrong In an extraordinary article published on 7 April, the New York Times described how Donald Trump decided to go to war with Iran. It is highly ...
‘He didn’t enjoy it that much’: what happened when Prince Charles went to a baseball game in 1970‘He didn’t enjoy it that much’: what happened when Prince Charles went to a baseball game in 1970
With the king expected to visit the US, here’s a look back at when he didn’t quite understand America’s favorite pastime In the lead-up to then Prince Charles’s first official White House visit 56 years ago, the Washington Post published a story headlined: Baseball: A Guide for Royal Visitors. “Prince ...
Beasts of no party: the curious history of America’s animal mayorsBeasts of no party: the curious history of America’s animal mayors
Small towns across the US have elected animals to the pinnacle of civic leadership – and it seems to work for them It was a fiercely contested election. Seven candidates, each bringing a unique set of skills and perspectives, battled to be the next mayor. Locals followed every twist and ...
The one change that worked: I swapped doomscrolling for reading comic booksThe one change that worked: I swapped doomscrolling for reading comic books
After Donald Trump’s second election, I realised the insidious hold my phone had over my life. So I turned to something I’d loved in childhood to better occupy my attention After a long day of looking at screens for work, I used to go to bed and stare at my ...
‘Bursts off the screen’: why Tombstone is my feelgood movie‘Bursts off the screen’: why Tombstone is my feelgood movie
The latest in our series of writers drawing attention to their most rewatched comfort films is a celebration of an easily quotable western On 26 October 1881, four men – gambler and lawman Wyatt Earp, his brothers Virgil and Morgan, and his tubercular dentist friend Henry “Doc” Holliday – strode ...
‘I should not have wished for war’: six ordinary Iranians on how the US-Israel conflict has changed them‘I should not have wished for war’: six ordinary Iranians on how the US-Israel conflict has changed them
In Tehran, the Guardian spoke to people about how war is transforming their feelings toward the regime and their country’s future Behzad has a master’s degree in the humanities and lives with his partner in a rented flat in central Tehran. He says he didn’t take part in January’s anti-government ...