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29 October 2018
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The president’s tone has come under scrutiny after the Pittsburgh massacre of 11 Jews and ‘does not discourage people from acting out their terrifying views’
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US president says he will ‘work closely together’ with Brazil’s new hard-right leader while world’s far-right politicians share delight -
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Strong winds push water into historic Italian lagoon city in worst flooding in a decade
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On the tribal reservations, Republicans are accused of trying to suppress a potentially decisive bloc who tend to swing Democratic -
Richard Ojeda is running in a West Virginia district that voted for Donald Trump. But how does a leftwing populist explain his own vote for the president?
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In Myanmar, the government is destroying Rohingya villages and the physical evidence of the killings that took place there -
Report says air pollution is having a devastating impact on children worldwide, storing up a public health time bomb -
Exclusive: aided by Ivana Trump’s father, intelligence service with KGB ties targeted high-level government information, files show
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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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The sad undeniable truth is that this nation faces a grave challenge from homegrown terrorism that has nothing to do with Isis or al-Qaida -
Hispanic voters are not a magic elixir for the Democratic party. They need to be inspired to get to the polls first
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Klay Thompson broken teammate Stephen Curry’s NBA record for three-pointers in a game during a brilliant offensive performance by the Golden State Warriors -
Despite a troubled history at college, the Bucs quarterback seemed set for success in the NFL. But even his playing abilities are being questioned now
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Hue Jackson’s failed, flawed tenure with the Cleveland Browns is over after the team decided to move on from his time as head coach -
Real Madrid have sacked Julen Lopetegui as their head coach after the 5-1 defeat at Barcelona and Santiago Solari will take temporary charge
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The songwriter has been drawn out of semi-retirement, rewriting her song One to try to persuade voters to ‘take us away from the terrible direction America is going in’
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The ex-Daily Show comedian has launched Patriot Act on the streaming platform, calling it a weekly ‘woke TED talk’, promising to deliver more than the average -
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President Jeff Zucker says package was intercepted at post office in Atlanta but ‘there is no imminent danger to the CNN Center’ -
Suit alleges that the Trump Organization operated for years as a fraudulent racketeering enterprise -
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Meeting of Saudi prosecutor Saud al-Mojeb and his Istanbul counterpart relatively brief -
Chancellor also tells Christian Democrats she will not seek re-election as party chairwoman in December -
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Longstanding bus routes will see their last journeys this month, mirroring the region’s struggles: ‘Those who remain are unable to leave’
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Roman Vishniac photographed Berlin in the 1930s, as swastikas began to creep on to the streets. But did the sacred status given to his images of Jewish villages in eastern Europe overshadow the brilliance of his later work? -
Images shot by the women’s rights activist – charting the fight for social justice and featuring Sylvia Pankhurst and – will be exhibited for the first time this week, 100 years after they were taken. The show at Four Corners Gallery opens on 2 November and runs until 9 February
Celebrity boycotts and half-time headaches Is the Super Bowl already in crisis?