Comment, opinion and discussion from the Guardian US
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Why is Palantir, a data-mining company, sponsoring a conference at Berkeley on privacy?
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The Kansas doctor, murdered 10 years ago by an anti-abortion zealot, was a true pioneer who developed unique ways to care for women -
In an extreme example of narrowcasting, masked by the careful legalistic language, Mueller was speaking directly to Pelosi in his recent public comments -
The denial from Mueller’s office that the special counsel drew up an indictment on three counts obstruction of justice is problematic and entirely predictable
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The weather is wild, the tariffs are rising, and as frustration ripples through the Iowa corn fields, rural America is ready to confront its 2020 candidates
Spotlight
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The American wing of the movement sees big tech as a target of attack while populists in the rest of the world see it as their best chance of escaping intellectual hegemony
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Editorial: We should remember 1989’s protest movement, as well as the killings -
Editorial: A commission appointed by the PM to look at tuition fees has concluded that colleges, and not universities, require the most urgent attention -
Editorial: The rise of anti-Jewish actions in Germany is profoundly worrying, but Angela Merkel’s fightback sets an example of moral seriousness and rigour
Columnists
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Howard Schultz is the latest self-deluded billionaire with no experience in government contemplating a presidential bid
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It’s easy for white liberals to imagine homophobia as the fault of a cartoonish black character even though black people hardly wield the power that drives it
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I’m taking a pause from journalism – while I’m gone, can someone please work out how to win back the working class?
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This week reminded me that #MeToo isn’t going anywhere, and that anyone who tries to punish the leaders will be stopped
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