Ed Pilkington
Ed Pilkington is the chief reporter for Guardian US. He is a former national and foreign editor of the paper, and author of Beyond the Mother Country
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'Active shooter! Active shooter!': how a peaceful protest erupted into violenceAs a crowd of about 800 protesters began to march in Dallas, they were accompanied by police officers but only as security. What happened next would become the largest taking of police life since 9/11
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Chelsea Manning cut off from lawyers amid hospitalization rumorsMilitary officials have prevented legal team and friends from reaching the imprisoned whistleblower after unconfirmed reports on her medical status
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Climate change: the missing issue of the 2016 campaignGuardian US survey reveals anger of voters as election year debate fails to deal with concerns over the gathering global disaster
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Chelsea Manning critiques US military reforms for transgender personnelUS military’s highest-profile transgender individual objects to requirement for doctor’s approval in gender certification process
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America's deadliest prosecutors: five lawyers, 440 death sentencesHarvard report highlights the lion-sized role in modern death penalty of just four men and a woman, and how capital punishment is a ‘personality-driven system’
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Japanese American internment survivor hears troubling echoes in Trump rhetoric‘People do not remember,’ says Madeleine Sugimoto who was locked up as a girl in the second world war, ‘and that makes it easier for Trump to fan the flames’
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Louisiana passes 'Blue Lives Matter' statute for hate crimes against policePolice, firefighters and paramedics on list of groups with enhanced penalties for crimes against them, as part of backlash against Black Lives Matter movement
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Chelsea Manning completes six years in military custody for whistleblowingThe US army intelligence analyst, who has appealed to reduce 35-year sentence, has endured the most severe punishment ever given to a whistleblower
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No country for academics: Chinese crackdown forces intellectuals abroadPolitical scientists and law experts flee to America as Beijing’s grip on freedoms in China intensifies under President Xi Jinping
US investigating allegations Honduran military had hitlist of activists to target