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27 October 2018
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Police say four officers among six wounded as Trump says temple should have had ‘protection inside’ -
Trump supporter charged with sending 13 improvised explosive devices to appear in federal court on Monday
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The eight-term congressman has Trump’s backing and looks likely to be re-elected in November despite ties to European far-right -
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Foreign minister accuses media of hysteria in reporting the death of Jamal Khashoggi
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It was once Jessica Powell’s job to defend Google. Now she’s taking her industry to task in a ‘totally fictional but essentially true’ book -
The prospect of electing the state’s first black governor is expected to boost African American voter turnout
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The cancellation of the ex-Fox News host’s glossy morning show is a reminder that networks need to be more stringent when assessing the politics of their hirings -
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The black teenager whose world was turned upside down by racism
The black teenager whose world was turned upside down by racismWatch the award-winning documentary now at theguardian.com/documentaries
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We’ve been here before. A wealthy elite convinces the masses that those who oppose them harm what makes America great. Last time, it led to the death of Abraham Lincoln -
The fact that 47-year-old woman did not already understand the history and harm of blackface justifies NBC parting ways with her, writes Barrett Holmes Pitner
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Leicester City owner’s helicopter has crashed near the car park at the King Power Stadium after the club’s 1-1 draw with West Ham -
Max Muncy ended the longest World Series game ever with a walk-off home run in the 18th inning
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Simone Biles was dominant in qualifying in Doha despite being admitted to hospital with a kidney stone on the eve of the event -
Sadio Mané scored twice, with Mohamed Salah and Xherdan Shaqiri adding two more, as Liverpool beat Cardiff 4-1 at Anfield and moved to the top of the Premier League
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David Blight has written a must-read life of the escaped slave who held America ‘to the lightning scorn of moral indignation’ -
The former highest-paid female actor in film has followed in the footsteps of other A-listers and sidled on to the small screen for a strange mystery -
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2 out of 5 stars.
Bohemian Rhapsody review Queen biopic will not rock you
2 out of 5 stars.
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Live from the unofficial capital of America's 'new south'
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Atlanta’s Netherworld is one of the biggest haunted houses in the US. But this year, rapper 2 Chainz has collaborated on a rival attraction – the Haunted Pink Trap House – with gritty results -
Georgia’s biggest employer is not CNN or Coca-Cola – it is Hartsfield-Jackson airport, which has developed a unique economic ecosystem
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Moments after calling for unity, president lambasts journalists and ‘radical socialist’ Democrats at North Carolina rally -
Class action could increase pressure on corporation following report of payout for exec accused of sexual misconduct -
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Trump defense secretary speaks at Bahrain conference where Saudi foreign minister laments ‘hysteria in the media’ over killing -
Incumbent clings to post as president arranges return of strongman Mahinda Rajapaksa -
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‘We’re building the socialist wing of a broader movement’ says organizers of Democratic groups
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Turmoil in Latin America and partying in New Jersey – the week captured by the world’s best photojournalists -
A new book, Steve McCurry: a Life in Pictures , compiled by the photographer’s sister Bonnie McCurry, captures his iconic photojournalism and reveals his approach to photography -
Make yourself at home in these fantasy barn conversions, from Abergavenny to Swansea
The ADL warned of antisemitic harassment. Then Pittsburgh happened