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Pegasus spyware is capable of bypassing your phone's security and gaining complete access to your device - including emails, messages, GPS location, photos, video, and your phone's microphone.

In 1919, a white mob stormed into an Omaha courthouse looking for a Black man named Will Brown whom they believed raped a white woman two days earlier.

While millions of people around the world have gone into lockdown amid the coronavirus crisis, a family in the Ecuadorian Amazon has opted to move deeper into the relative safety of the jungle.

US states are using algorithms to figure out whether people are eligible for public benefits and how much care they should receive. But it isn't without its problems.

The Guardian follows Guilherme Boulos, who ran against Bolsonaro in the last elections, as he leads thousands through the streets of São Paulo, calling for the country’s president to be impeached.

Paul Crawford’s crops are dying. Salmon sacred to Frankie Myers’ Native American tribe are slipping away.

Can technology improve the way we meditate?

After a decade of reports from all over the UK, the Guardian's flagship video series has won this year's Orwell prize for political journalism.

In the face of current seismic political shocks, rapidly changing climate and an enduring pandemic, the Guardian’s independent journalism feels more vital now than ever.

In 1919 in Elaine, Arkansas, white mobs and federal troops killed hundreds of Black residents – and America has tried to forget the story.

Omar Abu al-Ouf lost his parents, grandparents and two siblings when his building was hit in Israeli airstrikes on a street where 43 people were killed.

Eve is the intimate story of a nine-year-old girl living in Tinkers Bubble, one of the oldest off-grid communities in the UK.

On the 100-year anniversary of the Tulsa race massacre, artist Bayeté Ross Smith uses archival photos to create immersive 360 scenes of these events.

In this episode of Modern Masculinity, Guardian journalist Iman Amrani speaks to writer Derek Owusu about his journey to being diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD).

In this episode of Modern Masculinity, journalist Iman Amrani speaks to Chris, who after being diagnosed with schizophrenia spent a long time in the mental health system.

Among vacant shops and 15% unemployment, John Harris and John Domokos get immersed in Birmingham as it emerges from the pandemic.

To mark the Guardian's 200th birthday, an array of names from culture, science and politics are celebrating the impact we've had on their lives and careers.

For the Guardian’s 200th birthday, the columnist Tim Dowling looks back at some of the more colourful moment’s from the newspaper’s history – from our radical roots in 19th-century Manchester to our

RamKaran Mishra is a Hindu priest who performs the last rites at the Ghazipur crematorium in east Delhi, on the frontline of India's Covid crisis.

Peter Krykant, who operates a van in Glasgow where people can safely take illegal drugs, is running for Holyrood as part of a campaign calling for the Scottish government to establish legal sites. A

The murder trial of Derek Chauvin drew the attention of the world to Minneapolis, the focal point of the Black Lives Matter movement after the murder of George Floyd.

Chí’chil Biłdagoteel - otherwise known as Oak Flat, Arizona – is regarded as sacred ancestral land by the Apache people.

In the heart of the Village, a loyalist area in Belfast, the Windsor Women’s Centre has fought a 30-year battle to keep its doors open.

Adelaida Sánchez is a member of the community police force in Cherán, a Purépecha indigenous town in Michoacán, Mexico, which declared itself autonomous in 2011.

The new Georgia voting rights law makes it harder to vote, especially for communities that tend to vote for Democrats – and that's what Republicans want.

​Residents in South Baltimore are fighting to 'starve' their nearby Bresco incinerator due to health concerns over the amount of pollution it creates.

The Covid vaccination programme has begun in the Gaza Strip amid daily power cuts, and supply and capacity problems in the health system.

The Guardian has had unique access to University College London hospital's long Covid clinic where patients are treated for a multitude of different chronic symptoms ranging from ongoing fatigue to

In the first episode of Made in Britain, created in collaboration with local communities, three working-class women from Doncaster take us on a journey through 2020.