Trump is undermining the entire US judicial system with another big lie
Robert Reich
Russia is committing grave acts of ecocide in Ukraine – and the results will harm the whole world
Andriy Yermak and Margot Wallström
By the war’s end, it will be too late to prevent the worst consequences of these terrible crimes. Global leaders must act now, write Andriy Yermak and Margot Wallström
Tipping culture in the US is out of control – we’re even asked to tip self-checkouts
Arwa Mahdawi
There are prompts to add around 20% for simply buying a pint of milk at the local shop or picking up a coffee. How can we stop this madness?
How do men really bond? For me, it’s been 25 years of kicking a ball – then sharing the stuff of life
Graham Snowdon
Mansplainers! Stop boring your fellow adults. Try dadsplaining instead
Joel Snape
Salute the tree saved from the axe because people showed they loved it. That’s the fighting spirit we need
DC’s first live-action Latino superhero adventure is a milestone for representation and a solidly entertaining diversion but suffers from overplayed beats
Pushing Buttons
Why Red Dead Redemption’s return could be another rerelease gone wrong
I’ve been waiting to replay this taut, sometimes beautiful western since I binged it years ago. But fans are right to fear that a new port may not live up to its potential
‘If Stevie Wonder wants to play it, pay attention!’
How a bizarre new instrument found unusual success
Serpico review
Al Pacino is at his intense best in classic 70s corrupt-cop thriller
‘They thought they were immortal'
The rise and fall of San Francisco’s 60s music scene
Loads more stories and moves focus to first new story.
Special series
How slavery changed the Guardian, Britain and the world
Lifestyle
‘Monster koi carp surface like scaly whales’
How I holidayed in Japan – without leaving London
Perfect pets or dangerous dogs?
The sudden, surprising rise of American bully XLs
Of the 10 fatal dog attacks in the UK last year, more than half involved a bully XL. But plenty of British owners love the breed. Should it be better regulated – or outright banned?
A moment that changed me
I heard my ex-stepmother’s voice on the radio – and learned how to forgive
Twenty years after I had last seen her, she sounded warm, funny and clever. I suddenly understood how complicated and fallible we all are
Felicity Cloake's masterclass
How to make nachos – recipe
Take the high road
The man who visited every country in the world – without boarding a plane
Boards, bikes and hikes
My family adventure in West Cork, Ireland
Loads more stories and moves focus to first new story.
Burned to the Ground
During a record high temperature of 49.6C, wildfires spread out of control and the village of Lytton turned to ash. We meet three local residents reluctant to leave their indigenous lands.
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‘We turn waste into something golden’
The creatives transforming rags to riches
Will AI steal my job?
Maybe – but here are some possible new opportunities
The rise of AI will destroy jobs – but also create them. And if you didn’t nab that £700,000 role at Netflix, there are plenty of new positions in the offing, many in surprising areas
‘They’re here at our invitation’
How gulls took over the UK’s cities
Urban gulls are often treated as nuisances but humans could learn a lot from the screeching snack-snatchers
Magic mushrooms
Janet Yellen inadvertently ate hallucinogenic fungi in China – and started a trend
Hillary Clinton
No gloating, just ‘profound sadness’ over Trump indictments