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US Border Patrol allows reporters to visit but does not allow pictures or interviews at holding facility housing children as young as four -
First Lady calls on ‘both sides’ to come together on immigration reform as Democrats press for changes on controversial policy
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Satellite images from Baltic outpost and World Cup venue are latest sign of Russian emphasis on nuclear arms
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State media attack US president’s actions as selfish and rude after $50bn in tariffs are unveiled -
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The owner of Amazon and the Washington Post keeps his counsel, spurring the president to ever-greater rage -
Rob Rogers lost his job at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Thursday in move he says ‘goes against what a free press is all about’
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Jesus Falcis has taken his battle to the supreme court, backed by a president who regularly clashes with the Catholic church
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Minute-by-minute report: Follow the action from the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium with Rob Smyth -
Juan Carlos Osorio has been pilloried in the Mexican media for his constant tinkering but he masterminded a huge shock over world champions Germany
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I know from experience that the Trump-sanctioned brutality at the US border with Mexico will scar its child victims for life -
Officials quoting a holy text to justify repressive policies is something we who grew up in the Arab world have seen before, writes Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik
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Tommy Fleetwood said his record-equalling US Open round and second-place finish have given him the belief that he can ‘compete in any company’ at majors -
That the USGA is acutely aware of Phil Mickelson’s lauded status in the eyes of the public is highly significant in context of the tawdry events at Shinnecock Hills
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The acclaimed author answers questions from our readers and famous fans on the state of modern India, the threat of AI, and why sometimes only fiction can fully address the world -
The HBO documentary It Will Be Chaos goes inside the Italian island that is both a refugee haven and a scene of suffering -
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Results show that in an electorate with increasingly few swing voters, motivating the base is what matters most -
‘I thought, not today ... there was no way I was going to die’ says Georgia grandmother who strangled animal to death
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Judge orders that Rupert Stadler be held to prevent him obstructing investigation -
Almost 730,000 applications for asylum were made in 2017, a 44% drop on the 1.3m made the year before -
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4 out of 5 stars.
The Incredibles 2 Superhero family return in fun and zippy sequel
4 out of 5 stars.Elastigirl is thrust into the limelight while her husband plays daddy daycare, as Pixar slickly revisits the beloved superhero family after 14 years -
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Tag Fact-based ensemble comedy is a slapstick winner
4 out of 5 stars.Jon Hamm and Jeremy Renner are among the stars in a relentlessly funny film about a no-holds-barred game of tag that follows a group of friends into adulthood -
4 out of 5 stars.
Superfly A sleek, swaggering blaxploitation remake
4 out of 5 stars.Director X’s take on the 1972 crime drama is a brutal, visually indulgent saga of extravagance and racial tensions -
2 out of 5 stars.
Ocean's 8 Gender-swapped rob-com is a criminal waste
2 out of 5 stars.This Ocean’s Eleven spin-off in which an all-female gang plots a daring daylight robbery soon runs out of steam
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Teens in Netherlands regularly top life satisfaction tables, with schooling playing a big role
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Photographer Luc Kordas captures New York’s unique energy and characters in his ongoing series New York Chronicles. One of his favourite locations is the city’s subway, where he captures “those quiet moments people have among all the craziness” -
We round up the best photography from the opening four days of the World Cup 2018 -
More than 120 firefighters battle huge blaze at Mackintosh building, which spreads to neighbouring buildings
The good men Inside the all-male group taking on modern masculinity