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  • Colin Kaepernick kneels amid images of protest, Trump, and a Capitol riot figure

    Colin Kaepernick knelt 10 years ago. America responded with a clear warning to Black people

    Howard Bryant
    A decade after Kaepernick’s quiet protest shook the NFL, his exile looks less like an aberration than a blueprint for the culture war that followed
  • Protesters hold handmade signs supporting USAID, including one reading 'USAID makes America GREAT!' during a march in support of USAID in Washington DC, February 2025.

    How misconceptions and woeful PR allowed Musk to shred USAID so easily

    Jeremiah A Carew
  • Dave Schilling

    Who would fall in love with a fake NFL player? Plenty of sensible people

    Dave Schilling
  • Donald Trump in Oval Office

    The Guardian view on Trump’s immigration crackdown: who will have fewer rights next?

  • voters at polls

    AI is hurting US politics. Here’s how candidates could use it for good

    Bruce Schneier and Nathan E Sanders
  • side by side images of bumps and craters on the moon's surface. the one on the right shows a new crater

    Space junk punched a new hole in the moon. It’s not ours to abuse

    Moriba Jah
  • Rebecca Solnit

    Trump’s plan to sell off a part of Yosemite is what oligarchy looks like

    Rebecca Solnit
  • Alice Lassman

    OnlyFans and AI training: why gen Z doesn’t care where our money comes from

    Alice Lassman
  • Nesrine Malik

    The Nepal floods seem a world away – but make no mistake, climate breakdown will affect us all

    Nesrine Malik
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  • Polly Toynbee

    Nimbys can’t stand in the way of Labour’s legacy: a 21st-century new town boom

    Polly Toynbee
    Which do Enfield’s Tories and Greens value more – a golf course or thousands of new homes? It’s a question of political values, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
  • Brigid Delaney

    Cities sweltering and the smell of the middle ages: has the climate crisis killed Instagram’s Euro summer?

    Brigid Delaney
  • Bill McGuire

    The Nepal and Tibet flood is a warning: melting snow and ice will bring more disasters around the world

    Bill McGuire
  • Low-angle view of a striped NextDC data centre building against a dark sky

    The datacentre power spat highlights a hidden truth: we’re not building renewables fast enough to meet our needs

    Alison Reeve
  • Jonathan Liew

    The law won’t save us from Meta’s ‘pervert glasses’. The only solution is mockery

    Jonathan Liew
  • John McTernan

    Defence spending is an insatiable beast. John Healey is right to tame it

    John McTernan
  • Rohan Sathyamoorthy

    More and more undergrads are living at home. That’s a crying shame – here’s why

    Rohan Sathyamoorthy
  • NuclearTabletspixkie

    Nuclear submarines in a major city? Sure why not!

  • Laura Snapes

    The hill I will die on: No self-respecting adult should use the term ‘picky bits’

    Laura Snapes

Columnists

  • Dave Schilling

    Italy may ban staring at your phone while crossing the street. Why stop there?

    Dave Schilling
  • Arwa Mahdawi

    The rebranding of ‘Lake America’ is Trump’s desperate attempt to distract us

    Arwa Mahdawi
  • Robert Reich

    Dolly Parton was the polar opposite of our bullying president

    Robert Reich
  • Sidney Blumenthal

    Trump’s midterm campaign theme is unrequited love

    Sidney Blumenthal
  • Margaret Sullivan

    Dolly Parton brought divided Americans together. What can we learn from her?

    Margaret Sullivan
  • Moira Donegan

    Jon Ossoff went low on Natalie Harp. The plan worked

    Moira Donegan
  • Robert Reich

    This is the question Democrats should ask voters in order to win this November

    Robert Reich
  • Judith Levine

    ICE’s tactics look increasingly like torture

    Judith Levine
  • Dave Schilling

    Stores are selling Halloween stuff in August. Time has lost all meaning

    Dave Schilling
  • Arwa Mahdawi

    It’s a miracle: Natalie Harp has turned Republicans into feminists

    Arwa Mahdawi
  • Moira Donegan

    Trump’s new attorney general poses a huge threat to abortion rights

    Moira Donegan
  • Kenneth Roth

    With ICC sanctions, Trump wants to make the world safe for war criminals

    Kenneth Roth
  • Donald Trump sits at a microphone with a serious expression during a White House meeting

    Has Trump no shame about all the money he has made since being in office?

    Francine Prose
  • Robert Reich

    We are finally witnessing the decline of corporate Democrats

    Robert Reich
  • Members of Colorado's trial team celebrate after Meta’s settlement on 26 August 2026 in Oakland, California.

    The Guardian view on regulating big tech: Meta has got off too lightly

  • A scene from the Bayeux tapestry

    The Guardian view on the loan of the Bayeux tapestry: a manifestation of soft power

  • A billboard features the president and first lady in Sierra Leone, which raised the minimum marriage age to 18 in 2024.

    The Guardian view on child marriage: girls should not be wives

  • Hong Kong China Tiananmen Trial What to KnowFILE - Thousands of people attend a candlelight vigil for victims of the Beijing's 1989 brutal military crackdown on protesters at Victoria Park in Hong Kong, on June 4, 2019. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung, File)

    The Guardian view on the Tiananmen vigil convictions: Hong Kong too has been silenced. Others should speak out

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