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Resolution to curb military support passes by 56 votes to 41 and reflects lack of confidence in Trump over Yemen and Saudi Arabia -
NBC News says Donald Trump was the ‘other member of the campaign’ present when Cohen and Pecker agreed to silence women
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Police say Chérif Chekatt, who allegedly killed three people, is dead -
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Butina, who allegedly infiltrated NRA to influence US politics, could face up to six months in prison, lawyer says
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After the killing of EJ Bradford, questions remain: Had police simply killed a bystander? Was Bradford actually shepherding others to safety as gunfire erupted?
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Today’s black lung rates are higher than 50 years ago, affecting men as young as their 30s, and in Kentucky their right to decent healthcare is being curtailed
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An appeal for victims of petty crime in the UK’s capital has been met with sarcasm
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His previous lawyer, Michael Cohen, is about to go to jail. Meanwhile his actual lawyer is failing miserably at the job – and the legal challenges are mounting -
As Americans move further away from a traditional nuclear family, parents shouldn’t have to keep their work identity separate
After a frenzied day of infighting among Conservative MPs, Theresa May remains prime minister, having survived a vote of confidence in her leadership. But how damaging has the episode been for her party? Anushka Asthana hears from the Guardian’s Jessica Elgot and Conservative MPs Ben Bradley, Nicky Morgan and Sarah Wollaston. Plus: Natalie Nougayrède on a make-or-break week for Emmanuel Macron
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Minute-by-minute report: Laurent Koscielny is set to return for Arsenal in their final Europa League group game. Join Paul Doyle -
Michael Jordan, whose intense competitive spirit propelled him to six NBA titles has taken that fire into his role as the owner of the Charlotte Hornets
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Liverpool, Tottenham and Manchester United face the prospect of daunting ties after the cream rose to the top in the groups -
Minus their top player and with their coach still mourning his mother’s death, the Toronto Raptors put an emphatic stamp on a season sweep of Golden State
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Bringing diversity to the ailing Spidey universe has helped free the characters, leading to an increase in both box office and critical acclaim -
Late-night hosts puzzle over the sentencing of Michael Cohen and the audience for an exclusive Fox News streaming service -
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A protest at a BP plant in Indiana landed three sixtysomething campaigners in a federal surveillance report, documents released to the Guardian under the Freedom on Information Act show -
Company had staff on hand to ‘help people manage their privacy’ and answer questions following controversy-plagued 2018 -
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Opposition considering all options to prevent government running down the clock -
Key sticking point at UN negotiations is how countries should account for their greenhouse gas emissions -
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Republican donors likely to be frustrated as they shell out for legal assistance, insiders say
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The Mule review Clint Eastwood's drug running drama is a slow misfire
2 out of 5 stars.
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you photo highlights from around the world -
Photographers from 142 countries submitted more than 20,000 images for this year’s TPOTY. Winning images will be displayed at a free exhibition at London Bridge City in the spring -
From Adam Ant to Julian Cope, the pop stars of the 80s were bold, brash and big-haired. Photographer Peter Ashworth realised their wildest visual fantasies
Antiracism and America Facing Charlottesville's savage, racist history has the power to save us