Emma Raducanu missed her chances to win and fell to Jessica Pegula at the China Open.
For nearly two hours at the China Open, Emma Raducanu showcased her versatile and steadily improving game against a formidable…
The Guardian’s perspective on the 2025 Booker Prize: Introducing literary excitement to the BookTok audience.
The Booker Prize, often seen as stuffy and elitist, might appear out of step with the social media era. In…
Guardian writers share their top moments from the 2025 Ryder Cup.
Ewan Murray Player of the tournament: Viktor Hovland. That half-point on day three was crucial… Just kidding, the award really…
The Guardian’s perspective on AI and employment: the technological revolution must benefit everyone, not just a select few.
In The Making of the English Working Class, left-wing historian E.P. Thompson challenged the historical tendency to look down on…
Six fifty for a coffee? I’m switching back to instant.
A friend of mine, who shall remain nameless to protect his Yorkshire credentials, recently confided in a horrified whisper that…
Nesrine Malik argues that Kamala Harris’s election memoir reveals the Democrats’ continued state of denial.
As I watched Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign unfold last year, I remember thinking and writing about how remarkable it was…
Russia’s aggressive actions are threatening NATO. The lessons from the Cold War reveal how the alliance should react, writes Sergey Radchenko.
Earlier this month, a group of Russian drones crossed into Poland’s airspace, with some being shot down. A few days…
In one conflict after another, Black women continue to be reduced to stereotypes, from Jezebels to racial fetishes and figures like Cardi B.
Watching “One Battle After Another” so soon after the death of Black liberation activist Assata Shakur raises questions about how…
Review of “Devil in the Dust”: Guy Pearce guides a group of outcasts in the Old West on a supernatural quest that carries a meaningful message.
While it may not rank among the absolute best westerns of the 21st century, Ned Crowley’s supernatural frontier tale stands…
A friend suggested I trim my overwrought writing, and that simple advice launched my career as a novelist.
In 1984, near the end of my university days, I wrote a letter applying for a job as an advertising…