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SCO summit brings together leaders of global south but also likely to test Beijing and Moscow’s ‘strategic partnership’

President blames global travel for lacklustre debate as 25 House members reportedly prepare to call for him to step down

Rightmove calls on new government to prioritise sector as rents outside London climb 7% in a year

Lessie Benningfield Randle, 109, and Viola Fletcher, 110, appeal to president after Oklahoma supreme court dismisses historic case

The supreme court’s decision changed everything, offering Trump a huge assist in his attempts to avoid accountability

Jim Farley says country is ‘in love with these monster vehicles’ but big cars are not sustainable in the age of EV

Two-month delay comes after judge agrees to consider possible impact of immunity ruling; Lloyd Doggett first House Democrat to urge Biden to drop out

Congressman Joe Morelle vows to act in wake of supreme court decision – but plan is highly unlikely to succeed

Ex-New York mayor and Trump adviser already had his license suspended for false statements about election

Handing vital infrastructure to private investment companies will generate windfalls for investors and leave the rest of us worse off. We need a better plan

Decision by supreme court means water companies could be sued for damage caused by dumping of human waste

Last time a Labor MP voted against the party position was 2005 when Tasmanian MP Harry Quick opposed anti-terrorism legislation

Electric automaker’s quarterly deliveries fell for two straight quarters for the first time ever

The president could have made a dignified exit from the race for the White House – but his family has apparently implored him to stay put. Now he seems determined to see things through to the bitter, messy end

Trump appointee indicates he expects states’ suit against Department of Energy to allow new LNG projects to succeed

Simon Roberts says consumer caution ‘not surprising given everything households have been through in the cost of living crisis’

While most politicians haven’t taken the platform seriously, the Reform UK leader is an astute content creator – and is reaping the benefits

Strategist reiterates his months-long calls for party to look at ‘staggering talent’ of governors for candidate

Consumer prices slip to 2.5% but core rate stays high, prompting little belief in further cuts in borrowing costs

Joe Biden denounced the 6-3 ruling, saying it ‘undermined the rule of law’ and was a ‘terrible disservice to the people of this nation.’ Plus: proposed protections for workers in extreme heat

Before she joined Donald Trump in asking Georgia state officials to ‘find 11,780 votes’ in 2020, Mitchell was the feminist flag bearer of the Equal Rights amendment in Oklahoma

Euro 24 lifts TV sales at Argos but purchases of clothing, paddling pools and garden furniture fall

As the party asks who is to blame for the US president’s poor performance against Trump, calls grow for Biden to widen his team

Greens welcome announcement as Jim Chalmers says ‘half-baked’ idea could make competition problem worse not better

London-based fintech company has been waiting more than three years for its UK licence to be approved

Shorten says he thinks Labor party is trying to give Senator Payman ‘space and time’

Service offers more than 20,000 films and TV shows on-demand to compete with popular streaming platforms

With solar module prices ‘well down’ in 2024 it could yet be a record year for installations, Sunwiz says

Powerful new chips are on the way but there are questions over whether tech firm’s growth can be sustained

Economic growth allows the few to grow ever-wealthier. Ending poverty and environmental catastrophe demands fresh thinking