2025-12-28 12:01:06.093 • by
Amanda Ireland
The Guardian presents a powerful collection of photojournalism from across the US, documenting the profound hardships and unwavering resilience of communities grappling with intensifying climate threats, widening inequality, and political and economic turmoil over the past year. These images reveal the complex truths of individuals and groups, from gun violence survivors and political exiles to advocates for democracy and those impacted by tech growth and social change.
2025-12-28 00:00:42.107 • by
Alice Ibarra
The Guardian's photojournalists capture the raw realities of the US in 2025, documenting diverse stories of resilience and hardship amidst intensifying climate threats, widening inequality, and political turmoil. This collection goes beyond headlines, featuring caregivers, gun violence survivors, displaced families, the rapid growth of datacenters, and advocates for democratic processes, offering a profound and layered portrait of the nation.
2025-10-30 06:00:48.043 • by
Abigail Isaacson
Ukrainian millennial women are increasingly the backbone of the nation, shouldering immense responsibilities from fundraising and military service to running civil society organizations and advocating abroad, all while navigating profound personal choices and immense stress amidst the ongoing war.
2025-09-04 00:00:26.167 • by
Alan Iverson
A journalist recounts her experience navigating ageism in graduate school with her natural gray hair, highlighting societal biases against aging women and the unexpected connections she made.
2025-07-20 00:00:31.383 • by
Amir Izad
A group of young Christian activists hit the Jersey Shore, not to party, but to spread a message of chastity in the age of social media and hookup culture. Their surprisingly modern approach to abstinence might surprise you.
2025-06-26 12:00:38.363 • by
Amanda Ireland
A Reddit community dedicated to the impending collapse of civilization offers a chillingly realistic look at the threats facing humanity, from climate change to nuclear war. Are they right, or just catastrophizing?
