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A new analysis by the IFS thinktank finds that George Osborne's Help to Buy mortgage programs disproportionately benefited higher-income households, with little impact on social mobility.

Major supermarkets become the first to have ads restricted under new regulations cracking down on marketing of unhealthy foods in the UK.

Wildfires cause severe air pollution in northern Thailand, disrupting Chiang Mai's tourism industry as businesses struggle with economic impacts of the Iran war.

UK increases funding to local responders in Sudan to support over 1.8 million people affected by the ongoing humanitarian crisis as Foreign Secretary visits Berlin conference.

Massachusetts' Hampshire College to permanently close after fall semester due to low enrollment and financial pressures, college officials lament.

Microsoft is reportedly ending production of its Surface Hub 3 and canceling plans for a Surface Hub 4, signaling the end of the company's collaborative office display line.

Family of the French child severely injured in the 2019 Tate Modern attack reports his health has taken a

Ukraine's military is deploying a surge of ground robots and drones to overcome Russian forces, providing a glimpse into the future of high-tech combat. This article explores the rise of Ukrainian robotic warfare.

The Justice Department is taking steps to vacate convictions of far-right activists involved in the January 6th attack on the US Capitol. This comes after President Trump released one prominent extremist leader from prison.

Guardian democracy reporters George Chidi and Sam Levine tackle the implications of the latest Save America Act, which could disenfranchise millions of voters. Join the discussion and post your questions.