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A critical care physician exposes how the current US administration's policies are systematically dismantling protections and support for children, from vital vaccinations at birth to food security and education, arguing these changes are intentionally designed to harm the most vulnerable.
Harriet Clark's debut novel, 'The Hill,' draws from her unique childhood visiting her mother, Judith Clark (a former Weather Underground member), in prison for nearly four decades. The book explores how children of incarcerated parents view prison as a permanent home and the profound impact of family separation.
The Guardian's 2025 collection of photojournalism captures the raw truths of American communities, documenting their hardships and resilience amidst climate threats, inequality, and political turmoil.
