Trump’s eternal quest for attention has led to the announcement of a presidential bid

Pundits who prophesied Trump will ride high seemingly forgot that the wheel that turns up, also turns down – and the midterms proved it

Abortion is a bread-and-butter economic issue. We need to treat it that way

Parenthood, criminality or death: these are now the all-too-expensive options for many women in the wake of the Dobbs decision

Which woman hasn’t been bombarded by unsolicited help from men?

‘Sometimes it just wipes me out’: the unwanted approval of men is exhausting to deal with

Rebecca Solnit: Why climate despair is a luxury

It’s not all about revolution. We need to celebrate incremental change too

Some are complaining that Biden’s student debt relief doesn’t go far enough. But we must understand that change takes time

Women’s rights have suffered a grim setback. But history is still on our side

You can take away a right through legal means, but it is harder to take away the belief in that right. The uproar over the court’s hideous abortion...

A planet in peril and so many Big Brothers: George Orwell would have been shocked

The writer did not foresee the wreckage of the entire global system, or our willing submission to monitoring, says Guardian US columnist Rebecca...

US mass shootings will continue until the majority can overrule the minority

Guns symbolize the power of a minority over the majority, and they’ve become the icons of a party that has become a cult seeking minority power

‘Workers get the thorns’: the moral ugliness of rose factories

A rose is beautiful but a greenhouse with thousands upon thousands of roses, a place producing millions a year, is not

Here’s how Americans can fight back to protect abortion rights

A Democratic majority in both houses of Congress could make abortion a right by law, and it’s worth remembering that Mexico, Ireland and Argentina...

Ukraine has taught us all a lesson in moral courage

To the watching world, the Ukrainian resistance has been a crash-course in the heroic – a call for us to apply the same courage, whether physical or...

Donald Trump’s power is fading: Trumpism is the clear and present danger now

While the ex-president is beset by legal and financial troubles, his awful doctrine remains a malign and vigorous force in US politics, says Guardian...

The world is unpredictable and strange. Still, there is hope in the madness

The world that is coming is something we can work toward but not something we can foresee

It’s time to confront the Trump-Putin network

A stunning number of Trump’s closest associates had deep ties to the Kremlin. The significance of this cannot be overstated

Republicans are laying a path back to power – and paving it with lies

Despite having fled the mob on 6 January, many congressmen are openly fleeing the truth about what happened, says Guardian columnist Rebecca Solnit

Does experiencing harm make you biased and untrustworthy? Some think so

Society’s idea of prejudice is itself prejudiced. It’s time to confront that

Our climate demands we change the world right now. The good news? We can

Glasgow has to be a turning point. There is no other option

Congress is on the cusp of passing the most pivotal bill in years – if we make them

The dull-sounding ‘budget reconciliation’ may provide universal childcare and preschool, repeal fossil fuel subsidies and create a Climate...