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Resolutions are undeniably terrible when we make them for ourselves. But what about if we began making them for each other, asks Zoe Williams

On matters of war, of life and death, we hear emotional stories from politicians. It may be engaging, but I’m not sure it is right, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

It was chilling to hear ‘my voice’ repeating lies – and to discover that deepfake audio is a growing threat to democracy, says writer and presenter Georgina Findlay

I live in the Netherlands and speak several languages. But when I became a mother, I had to learn a whole new vocabulary, says writer and journalist Olga Mecking

Despite the doom-mongers, the outlook for the economy, the NHS and vital services is good. Coming months should bear that out, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

As we enter another election season, we can expect the media to spend at least as much time on the hunt for gaffes as they do on policy substance

At the Golden Globes, the spotlight was on women playing multilayered, courageous and middle-aged lead roles

Editorial: Using the private sector to drive down waiting lists must not lead to the erosion of public healthcare

Editorial: The UK prime minister calls out the reckless amplification of conspiracy theories by the world’s richest man on child sexual abuse. Good

There is a nagging sense that justice still has not been done. At a Reform rally, I watched Nigel Farage exploit that, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

No matter how many years at the grindstone one has under the belt, no one, it seems, is impervious to those insidious tentacles of the back-to-work January blues. There’s the pit of despair at having to set an alarm again, the anxiety of feeling as though you’ve completely forgotten how…