Sunday
13
November
2016
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My beef over Clinton's loss is with liberal feminists, young and oldOne picture, taken in the New York woods, restored the candidate to ordinary life. If Democrats had listened to ordinary Americans, she might have been president -
Nato chief warns Trump: going it alone is not an optionExclusive: West facing its ‘greatest challenge to security in a generation’ says Jens Stoltenberg as he speaks of his fears for alliance between Europe and US -
President-elect's stances seem to shift after winObamacare, Iran deal and other promises appear to come in for adjustment as Trump dives into ‘swamp’ he vowed to drain with transition team appointments -
'The power he has over us is terrifying'We hear how the US president-elect is viewed on both sides of the border where he has promised to build a wall
headlines
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Serial killer suspect hid secrets behind real estate successAcquaintances reveal a disturbing picture of Todd Kohlhepp, who is linked to the murder of seven people in 13 years in South Carolina
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Sting reopens Bataclan in emotional gig a year after attacksFormer Police frontman performed in front of many grieving parents and survivors of attack in which 90 people were killed by jihadis
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election reaction
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Vladimir Putin’s big problem: America is no longer the enemyThe Kremlin may struggle to adjust now there is a fellow neoconservative in the White House
Membership
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This election has revealed a divided AmericaPeople in Muncie explain which issues are important to them this election, and consider the challenges and opportunities facing middle America
spotlight
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Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them reviewThe latest film from Harry Potter author Rowling’s wizarding world is a wonderfully enjoyable adventure featuring Eddie Redmayne as a “magizoologist” who stumbles into a dark magic adventure in New York
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Dave Chappelle back to see in the Trump eraThe comedian returns to TV with a vintage performance to greet Donald Trump’s presidential victory
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Irishman puts on a show to become UFC's first two-division championIrishman knocks out Eddie Alvarez in the second round to win lightweight title and become the first two-class champion in UFC’s history
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Andy Murray says era of tennis’s big four could be overFor the first time since 2001 neither Roger Federer nor Rafael Nadal will compete in the ATP World Tour Finals and Andy Murray says we will soon know ‘whether it’s done and that era is past’
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Now is not the time for the US to abandon Nato – nor should its European allies go it aloneWe need strong American leadership and Europeans to shoulder their share of the burden – but above all, we must recognise the value of our partnership
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Trump’s misogyny didn’t win him the election. But it will change women’s livesEconomics was the reason for Clinton’s shock defeat. But that defeat will indirectly allow sexism to thrive once more in America
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Bottled water must be delivered to residents, judge rulesResidents hail ‘surprise’ decision as governor’s spokesman says state attorneys are reviewing order, with officials saying door-to-door delivery would cost $9m
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Democratic defeat could herald lurch to rightIncoming White House administration must propose replacement for Republican appointee Antonin Scalia
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Eight dead in clashes between army and militants in RakhineSkirmishes between soldiers and minority Rohingya Muslims in the west of the country the mark the largest escalation of the month-old conflict
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Two-thirds of voters oppose a ‘blind-date Brexit’Poll comes as MPs and peers threaten to oppose leaving EU unless Theresa May releases details of deal sought
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explore
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Why extremist thinking doesn’t workThere are as many expressions of religious faith as there are of gender and sexuality, says Richard Holloway
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Who could challenge Trump in 2020?From Elizabeth Warren to Cory Booker, who might the Democratic party turn to for its next shot at the White House four years from now?
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70s dinner party food: If only we’d had Instagram back thenThey call the 1970s the decade taste forgot. But that’s unfair – no one could forget these dishes, says Anna Pallai
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What your choice of art says about your personalityDo you prefer abstract or figurative paintings? The answer is likely to correlate with other preferences in your life, says Ben Ambridge
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Soaring Disney Studios hopes for $7bn fairytale ending to its yearIts systematic buying spree to acquire franchises and talent has now put the company in sight of a global box-office record
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Dave Chappelle's return and the state of African American stand-up comedyChappelle arrives back on the scene amid a new wave of black comedians, some of whom fit the Def Comedy Jam mold while others take after his offbeat humor
in pictures
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Post-its on New York subway provide post-election therapyAn art installation has been set up on the walls of a 14th Street subway stop, encouraging people to put their thoughts on Post-it notes to protest Trump’s election win
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Gun control? Softly does it: an artist's response to violenceNew York-based artist Natalie Baxter addresses America’s polarising discussions of masculinity, violence and gun ownership
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Lady Gaga, Clinton and the battle for MosulDonald Trump’s US election victory, the battle for Mosul and the ongoing violence in Syria – the news of the week captured by the world’s best photojournalists
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The last 10 years of David HockneyA world premiere exhibition focuses on the last decade of the British artist’s vibrant work, including hundreds of images the 79-year-old artist drew on apps
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Reviving an earthquake-hit medieval villageSanto Stefano di Sessanio in L’Aquila province, Abruzzo, was largely abandoned after many of its ancient buildings were left in ruins by earthquakes. Now, many of them have been restored and the village and surrounding areas, located in the Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga national park, are becoming popular with tourists
what to watch
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Amy Adams has a sublime word with alien visitorsDenis Villeneuve’s thrilling sci-fi epic, in which a linguistics expert is called on to speak for the human race, is daring, clever and touched with skin-crawling strangeness
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Ang Lee war drama is a misfiring follyA rare misstep for the Oscar-winning director is an adaptation of Ben Fountain’s acclaimed novel flattened by ill-fitting experimentation with new technology
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Chilling film reveals truths about dronesUsing the testimony of three courageous whistleblowers who worked on the US drone programme, this documentary uncovers some disturbing truths about modern American warfare
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Paul Verhoeven's brazen rape revenge comedy is a dangerous delightIsabelle Huppert delivers a standout performance as a woman turning the tables on her attacker in the controversial director’s electrifying and provocative comeback
people
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'I've been buried under an avalanche in Austria'The designer, 65, on lunch with Michael Jackson, being buried in an avalanche and eating crabs in Miami
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Why I smoked my son’s drugsI was already having a bad day when I discovered my teenage son smoking cannabis. By the end of it, I found the confiscated joint, still in my pocket
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Jeff Kinney: ‘I bought a typewriter to try to beat back the distractions of the internet. That lasted about 20 minutes’The author of Diary of a Wimpy Kid on long walks, hot tubs and a productive trip to Iceland
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The 60-plus daterWe’re realistic by this stage of life. We expect he will come with thinning hair, loose skin and stiff joints, same as us
the big picture
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The week in wildlifeItaly’s hedgehog hospital, starlings in flight and a comical fox are among this week’s pick of images from the natural world
Climate change Trump team looking at quickest way to quit Paris agreement, report claims
Protests 10,000 march in New York as demos continue
Fallout Clinton blames Comey letters for defeat, report says
Resistance and anger Progressives urge Democrats to fight
Trade Congress will abandon TPP deal, White House concedes