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Sunday
18 August 2019
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Peter Navarro and Larry Kudlow dispute market indicators and insist tariffs are hurting China not US -
Special investigation: As attention turns to associates of the deceased billionaire sex offender, the French model scout is back in the headlines
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An estimated quarter of the population fill downtown park and surrounding streets -
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Abrams, a potential Democratic nominee for vice-president, says African American voter suppression has ‘gone underground’
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Exclusive: Musiy Rishin speaks out about landlord who wants wealthier tenants and has fought to evict him and his dying son
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100 years after hundreds of African Americans were reportedly killed in Elaine, Arkansas, a memorial is set to bring details of the tragedy to light -
Charles Kaiser’s update of his seminal history is suffused with belief in civil rights, progress and essential human decency
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In 2010, as Virginia attorney general, the acting USCIS director tried to make his staff wear a symbol of secession -
This new technology is being secretly used on streets and in shopping centres across Britain, making potential suspects of us all -
The Beatles kept up their pretence but world leaders must face up to their differences and find solutions to potentially corrosive threats
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Wilfred Ndidi gifted Mason Mount an early goal before equalising himself as an impressive Leicester pooped Frank Lampard’s homecoming party -
The US Women’s National Team remains embroiled in a bitter row with US Soccer. The final outcome will affect every woman
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Russia’s Daniil Medvedev reached his third straight ATP Tour final with an impressive comeback win over world No 1 Novak Djokovic -
Fresh from World Cup victory, the US football star on politics, pay and the power of calling out injustice
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In 1619, a ship with 20 captives landed at Virginia, ushering in the era of slavery in what would become the United States -
The president’s white supremacist ideas have been part of America since the beginning
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When series three lands this autumn, Rhodesia, the EEC and Margaret Thatcher will be among challenges facing the palace -
The actor was a 60s icon but was also among the first in that era to tackle a bitterly divided America -
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The move stems from a July altercation with Breitbart reporter Sebastian Gorka, and echoes actions against CNN’s Jim Acosta -
Demonstrators opposed to the building of a telescope on Mauna Kea, the state’s highest peak, have forged a community -
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Nigel Farage and his MEPs have appeared on shows hosting conspiracy theorists and Holocaust deniers -
Socialite’s lawyers combed through life of billionaire’s alleged abuse victim when she was sued for libel
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Troops have reportedly used teargas, chilli grenades and pellets to disperse crowds during weekend of clashes -
With an international council now on the brink of declaring the species unsustainable – and Brexit looming – what is the future for one of the nation’s favourite meals? -
Documentaries
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Having gone straight from drama school to starring opposite a childhood idol, Viveik Kalra has had a dream start. Here, the 21-year-old star of Blinded By The Light talks PlayStation, Bruce Springsteen and Pakistani role models
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world -
The actor best remembered for Easy Rider has died at the age of 79. Here we look back at his life and career -
To honour the author’s Nobel prize for literature, Angelou hosts a feast for 150 in her Winston-Salem home
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