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26 October 2018
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Some packages came from Florida, says homeland security secretary, as FBI analyse devices sent to Joe Biden and Robert De Niro -
UBS report shows billionaires increased fortunes by $1.4tn, more than the GDP of Spain
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Turkish president’s press crackdown makes his words about Saudi journalist’s death ring hollow, say critics -
New York attorney general alleges the president and his kids’ management of Trump charity violated state and federal law
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The 76-year-old’s new album is a rebuke to the president – and a startling return to form. Years of misogyny, however, have prepared her for the backlash -
There are moments of awe while travelling across the brand new Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau bridge, but finding the on ramp isn’t easy
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Parenting blogger goes viral after former NFL player tweets: ‘I rock pink nails all the time’ -
Faith leaders have been challenging the dominance of the religious right and its ‘dangerous crisis of moral and political leadership’
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President Trump’s reckless rhetoric towards opponents has helped stoke this hideously violent time in politics, writes Guardian US columnist Jill Abramson -
The president is squandering US influence abroad while helping to usher in a new global disorder, says the author Max Boot -
After the targeting of politicians and the media in a pipe-bombing campaign, it’s clear where the president’s hostile rhetoric leads, says Guardian columnist Gary Younge
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With 2.5 million people moving to metro Atlanta over the next 20 years, an ambitious project to repurpose a 22-mile loop of old freight lines into walking, cycling and light rail offers the city an alternative future – if they can get it right -
Hint: it has a lot to do with invasive plant life and Atlanta’s infamous ‘food desert’ problem. And yoga
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Mesut Özil has earned his stripes, Jürgen Locadia must step up for Brighton and when will José Mourinho give Fred a chance? -
Caroline Wozniacki has revealed she has been suffering with rheumatoid arthritis for the past few months
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Nearly a third of players in the major leagues are Latino. So why are clubs unwilling to mirror that trend when it comes to managers? -
The 2019 Tour de France route will feature 30 categorised climbs, five mountain finishes but only 54km of time‑trialling in what is said to be ‘the highest Tour in history’
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Phenomenally talented and famously caring, his death shocked the world. His girlfriend Samantha Mathis talks for the first time about that awful night, and the man behind the myth -
3 out of 5 stars.
The Evil Dead review Sam Raimi's classic is gutsy, gory … and misogynist
3 out of 5 stars.The horror virtuoso’s trailblazing no-budget debut still makes for uneasy viewing – just not always in the way he intended -
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Senate judiciary chairman Chuck Grassley has accused Julie Swetnick and Avenatti of ‘potential conspiracy’ and ‘obstructing a committee investigation’ -
Teacher Megan Luloff reportedly wore the makeup as Davenport district is criticized for discriminating against minorities -
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US oceanographic agency forecasts 60% chance of extreme heat stress and bleaching -
Police condemn stunt which stopped traffic near Salesforce Tower in City of London -
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Since 1905, the city in Maryland has been home to more than 240 cinemas and while many of these buildings have survived, only a few of them still show films. On 17 November, the National Building Museum in Washington DC is opening an exhibition to celebrate the artistry behind them, entitled Flickering Treasures: Rediscovering Baltimore’s Forgotten Movie Theaters -
The US photographer Brad Goldpaint has beaten thousands of amateur and professional photographers from around the globe to win the Royal Observatory Greenwich’s title
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