The Guardian offers information and insights into events that I don't find elsewhere. I can rely on the facts, the prose is clear and concise, and there is a level of intelligence and courage in their reporting that I appreciate.Like most newspapers, the Guardian has a hefty lifestyle section but it criticizes as well as promotes consumerism and self concern. As an American, especially, I am glad to have access to a thoughtful, internationally informed point of view.

The Guardian is the Best news media, hands down, for one important reason. Nowhere else can you read up-to-the-minute, professionally composed journalism, filled with relevant information: And if you want to understand the issue more thoroughly, you can keep reading for hours by clicking on articles written in the past, now a part of history. The Guardian is for people who think.

After YEARS of fooling around,reading sporadically, dodging the ads and promos, I broke loose a few bucks each month to support The G as a gesture for the incredible breadth and depth and journalistic honesty of the news and info output. The more I read and explored, the better it got. I subscribed and guess what?! The G has become my Numero Uno, my island of sanity in the chaotic upside down media landscape.

The Guardian is my go to source for news even though I live in the states. I like to know what is going on one the WORLD and tired of reading about the immoral jerk that that thinks he is a king. Guardian give me what I want to know about American politics with a clear view. Thanks for giving me honest news as well an other things that are happening around the globe!

The Guardian is the news outlet that I check first in the morning with my coffee. I want to know what is going on in the world and especially Europe. Furthermore, the Guardian covers USA politics quite well. Climate change is impacting our lives daily and the Guardian is not beholden to dirty energy companies.

I read CNN, New York Times, and The Guardian. If I had to choose one paper to read, it would be the Guardian.The Guardian reports the news as it is. It is not influenced by any sponsors at all. Many important things, unreported in the news organizations, are reported by The Guardian. Thank you for your great reporting.

The reporters include evidence as well as opinion in most articles. The links provided give a worthy opportunity to go even deeper, to allow the reader to form their own opinion with more than an emotional preference. I consider our sustainable subscription to be a good investment.

The Guardian provides exactly what Americans need to help take our blinders off. While traveling over the years throughout Europe and Mexico, I've been able to see first hand from a perspective outside the US what the term 'ugly American' really means. Trump embodies that humiliating, but not inaccurate summation. By removing the rock under which far right racist and religious extremists hid, he's brought our dark underbelly into the light. That truth has brought heartbreak and shame to progressives not only during this Trump autocracy, but for a lifetime. We love our country, and are not True Believers, but its true patriots. In our determination to rout Trump and his MAGA cult out of office, we can only hope the world will finally understand by our example that Christian Nationalists and Evangelicals do not represent the majority of the American electorate. The eligible voters are under a third, the majority of which are generational descendants of the Confederate South. Consciously or not, collective rage at their loss still fester. It's not an exaggeration to expect, when asked, that a frightening number would see no problem in bringing back slavery.Please forgive us, Guardian readers. We are a democratic republic and social democracy. We, as liberals and humanitarians, vow to bring a correction to this political aberration we're suffering through now. After November of this year and November of 2028, there will be a sea change, a tectonic shift in our political system. We owe it not only to ourselves, but to you and to the world outside our wounded and debilitated United States. Then the healing can begin.

All narratives of current events are “biased” to some degree and The Guardian is no exception. However it’s worth noting that they do make consistent efforts to present reporting in a more “ balanced” framework than most news outlets and they present a valuable perspective from domestic English Language domestic news outlets to provide a sense of how American looks to the rest of the world which is information unavailable from most other sources. Well worth one’s time and support; an excellent news source.

As apps go, this one could use some work. The content is wonderful, superb, at times the best anywhere, and easily among the best on a given day. The navigation within the app is dreadful. For example, there is no way to navigate from football tables directly to fixtures, the user must reverse directions to previous pages. It’s just one example, but it happens in every section. Also, opening the search tool requires several touches, “search” should be available on every displayed page of the app.