Matthew Cantor is a copy editor for The Guardian, with a focus on multinational topics. He covers a wide range of subjects, including music, culture, social issues, and technology. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Matthew ensures that articles are polished and ready for publication.
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By: Matthew Cantor
The Democratic party? Robert F Kennedy Jr's never heard of it. On Tuesday, the former presidential candidate issued his latest condemnation
By: Matthew Cantor
Car was bought as part of the drug abuse education program that uses flashy vehicle to make police seem approachable
By: Matthew Cantor
Drivers looking to beat California's endless traffic can use designated carpool lanes, provided they've got others in their car.
By: Matthew Cantor, Lois Beckett
The ex-president, who spoke after Bruce Springsteen, ripped into Trump with a mix of criticism and humor
By: Matthew Cantor
As the ex-president returns, the masterly comedy about local government can feel like a fantasy. But its message is more relevant than ever
By: Matthew Cantor
· 7-min read It's been nearly a decade, and three presidential administrations, since Parks and Recreation aired its final season.
By: Matthew Cantor
Matthew Cantor · 5-min read Quincy Jones died too soon to accept an honorary Oscar at the Governors awards on Sunday night – so
By: Matthew Cantor
The word is trending as Trump makes cabinet picks – but it’s not the first time it’s been used to describe lousy leadership
By: Matthew Cantor
· 3-min read At the Democratic national convention, Kamala Harris's nieces explained how to pronounce Harris's name.
By: Matthew Cantor
The premier US dictionary’s pick, based on search traffic, reflects a year of political and celebrity division
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