US AI laws risk becoming more ‘European’ than Europe’sNews Feed
An intense battle may now erupt over who has the right to regulate — or deregulate — technology
NHS waiting lists in England rise for first time in 7 monthsNews Feed
Data is blow to government’s claim that delays in patient care are easing
Trump’s trade war risks US capital flight, warns hedge fund ElliottNews Feed
Tariff policies could cause ‘enormous’ damage, $73bn firm says in letter to investors
Does Benjamin Netanyahu still have Donald Trump’s ear?News Feed
Also in today’s newsletter, the US president’s shift in tone on Russia’s war in Ukraine
The Marching Band — Hollywood should watch and learn how to do this kind of feelgood movieNews Feed
Emmanuel Courcol’s deft French crowd-pleaser is a bittersweet, musical yarn of long-lost brothers, class and fate
How to grow your own rainforestNews Feed
Moss, ferns, lichens and native trees that ‘are a little bit wonky’ are the ingredients needed to set you off in the right direction, according to one of this year’s Chelsea Flower Show displays
Ripeness by Sarah Moss — the different perspectives of EdithNews Feed
A luminous tale about borders, bodies and a sense of belonging alternates between 1960s Italy and 2020s Ireland
Democracy’s downward spiral leaves Starmer no leeway on immigrationNews Feed
Broken promises played midwife to Brexit and are capable of powering Reform — or a Conservative facsimile — into office
Can Trump revive a natural gas pipeline in a Democratic stronghold?News Feed
The US president is on a mission to expand his ‘drill, baby, drill’ agenda into blue states
Japan’s electric car battery bet is running out of juiceNews Feed
The window to secure a national battery supply chain is rapidly closing