Headlines
Tuesday
20 November 2018
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President issues extraordinary statement of support and repeats Saudi claim that murdered journalist was ‘enemy of the state’ -
White House counsel Don McGahn wrote a memo to dissuade Trump, noting that potential consequences could include impeachment
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Erik Solheim quits after Guardian reveals excess travel and rule breaking which led to withholding of funds
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Healthcare workers, who previously feared professional repercussions, have used #ThisIsOurLane to unify the medical community’s call for action -
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Spotlight
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As thrill seekers and Instagrammers swarm public lands, reporting from eight sites across America shows the scale of the threat
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Using ratings, competitions and bonuses to incentivise workers isn’t new – but as I found when I became a Lyft driver, the gig economy is taking it to another level
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Excavations in Ribe, Denmark show that Viking culture was based on sophisticated production and trade. Is their brutal reputation unfair?
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As 316 people have died in mass shootings across the US this year, here’s some of the places where the incidents have occurred
The One Million Milestone
Stories to mark the Guardian reaching one million financial supporters across the world
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As we reach the milestone of 1 million supporters globally, our journalists around the world explain how your support has had an impact on their reporting and the real world beyond our pages -
The Guardian’s editor-in-chief reflects on the state of media today and explains how the support of 1 million readers has enabled us to report and investigate the most important stories of our time
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Our interactive map shows where our supporters can be found, and why some decided to help fund our work -
By supporting our journalism, you can become part of a global community of over a million Guardian readers with a shared set of core values and a vision for a more hopeful world
Asia Bibi was kept in solitary confinement on death row after being convicted of blasphemy in Pakistan over an argument about a cup of water. Now, after her acquittal nine years later, she is in fear for her life. The Guardian’s Memphis Barker and Harriet Sherwood trace the story back to the original incident on a farm in 2009. Plus: Zoe Williams on why a housing market crash would benefit no one
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Andrew Cotton, who broke his back on a huge wave at Nazaré in Portugal in 2017, prepares to scale the notorious peaks again
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The former Michigan State University president, Lou Anna Simon, was charged on Tuesday with lying to police during a probe of Larry Nassar’s sexual abuse
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Platinum-selling rapper Daniel Hernandez could face life imprisonment after latest in a string of arrests, alongside alleged gang members -
Trump Russia investigation
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Court issues temporary policy ban and says US president may not circumvent Congress -
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At least 40 dead and 80 injured at Kabul event marking prophet Muhammad’s birthday -
Race is on to complete deal before EU summit on Sunday after Rees-Mogg’s ERG fails to muster 48 no-confidence letters
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Explore
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In a poor corner of Kabul, wrestling offers hope and resistance against Isis’ sectarian terror
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Our picture editors choose their favourite images from the past 24 hours -
For over two decades photographer Peter Steinhauer documented the bamboo scaffolding and bright, tightly wrapped shapes of Hong Kong’s construction sites. His collection, Cocoons, is available from Powerhouse
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