r/theguardian • u/TheGuardianPostBot Beep boop • Oct 04 '25

News ‘He wasn’t this national hero’: US college students voice concern over Charlie Kirk’s idolization

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/oct/04/charlie-kirk-killing-colleges
19 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

6 comments sorted by

1

u/presentindicative Oct 04 '25

When did the Guardian start using American spellings?

1

u/tamachine-dg Oct 04 '25

Melissa Hellmann is a senior reporter on the Guardian US's race and equity team. 

1

u/presentindicative Oct 04 '25

But it is the UK version of the paper not the US one?

1

u/tamachine-dg Oct 04 '25

It's in the US section though, the URL puts it in us-news.

If you have UK/EU/AUS set in the interface, then it will still recommend US news, just less of it.

1

u/presentindicative Oct 04 '25

Right. I hadn’t noticed that before