Ed Pilkington

Former UK foreign secretary calls on European countries to step up and agree a refugee resettlement framework

Calls mount for release of full Senate report on the torture of Abu Zubaydah, to counter a narrative too many Americans still believe – that torture works

Some Trumpland observers are convinced that he is in serious legal trouble as New York’s AG investigation of Trump Organizations’s finances intensifies

As many as 30,000 citizens living abroad have been unable to secure a ‘loss of nationality’ interview during the pandemic

Abu Zubaydah has been held without charge for nearly 20 years accused of offences in Afghanistan – a conflict Biden says had ended

Republicans are vying for critical positions in many states – from which they could launch a far more effective power-grab than Trump’s 2020 effort

The New York governor’s self-defense follows the playbook of powerful men accused of sexual misconduct – but it’s shocking given his history of advocacy

Legal threats range from investigations into his business dealings in New York to possible obstruction of justice charges – but all come with a political cost

The US system has survived four years of a norm-busting president by the skin of its teeth – which areas need most urgent attention?

Coronavirus has been allowed to run amok by governors and the president, spreading inexorably into the rural heart of America

Can the phenomenal response to the police killing of George Floyd be channeled to secure lasting political change?

An airstrike killed 11 people, including five children, in an assault on a Philadelphia black liberation group. Now a reconciliation effort is under way

The president was aware of the danger from the coronavirus – but a lack of leadership has created an emergency of epic proportions

Stonewall was a rebellion and a release of fear. But it was also the celebration of personhood by queer Americans standing proud and unashamed

With about $82bn in trade crossing between El Paso and Juarez yearly, businesses on both sides would suffer if the border closes

What happens to those caught up in the toxic lies of conspiracy theorists? The Guardian spoke to five victims whose lives were wrecked by falsehoods

US senator warned that leak of documents exposing offshore tax havens show ‘rapid movement’ toward a group of billionaires controlling the global economy

Exclusive: in America, the world’s richest country, diseases that thrive amid poverty are rampant, the first study of its kind in modern times shows