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Border agents defy courts on Trump order, congressmen and lawyers sayDemocrat Don Beyer says ‘we have a constitutional crisis’ over refusal to release travellers from Muslim-majority countries after temporary stay
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White House defends ban as McCain warns of benefits to IsisReince Priebus says measure will no longer apply to green-card holders as 'couple dozen' still detained -
Thousands demonstrate against Trump travel ban in cities and airports nationwideAfter about 100 people were held at airports this weekend, demonstrators gather at terminals, condemning apparent discrimination against Muslims -
Merkel 'explains' refugee convention to Trump in phone callGerman chancellor speaks to president amid international anger over US ban on people from seven Muslim countries -
Stories of those affected by travel ban‘We’ll be tattooed and taken to camps … To those who say that’s impossible: we thought Trump winning was impossible’
headlines
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30 January 2017
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Five reportedly killed in gun attackTwo arrests made but one suspect may still be on run after fatal shooting Justin Trudeau calls a ‘terrorist attack’
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US commando dies in Yemen raid as Trump counter-terror plans take shapeThree Americans wounded in dawn assault as Central Command reports deaths of ‘estimated’ 14 members of al-Qaida in Arabian Peninsula
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Hidden Figures and Stranger Things win big as actors get politicalScreen Actors Guild gave top prizes to the stars of the fact-based Nasa drama and the sci-fi show while powerful speeches against Donald Trump took center stage
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Suddenly, Muslims are America’s pariahsOfficers ‘just following orders’, confused children, fearful parents: with Trump’s vile ban, Islamophobia has finally burst its banks
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Smoot and Hawley haunt the White HouseThe Oregon congressman and Utah senator were widely reviled for drafting a protectionist bill in 1930 blamed for triggering the Great Depression. Until now
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Arena's return ends in goalless drawBruce Arena’s second stint as coach of the US national team began with the same result as his first, a 0-0 draw
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Federer is peerless but he and Nadal made each other greatThe Swiss player won a thrilling Australian Open final but would have been happy to ‘accept a draw’ against another wonderful ambassador for tennis
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USMNT captain Bradley attacks Trump as sports world rounds on travel banThe USA captain, Michael Bradley, has attacked Donald Trump’s executive order, which bans travel to the US from seven Muslim-majority countries
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Bieber crushed against boards during All-Star Celebrity GameJustin Bieber got a taste of NHL hockey and the Staples Center glass Saturday, courtesy of veteran Chris Pronger
what to watch
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Asghar Farhadi offers layers of Willy LomanA middle-class couple start to see cracks in the brickwork in the A Separation director’s new drama, a deft spin on Arthur Miller’s play
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The priciest ore is a bore in Matthew McConaughey misfireAn allegedly true story emerges as a lackluster riff on American Hustle and The Wolf of Wall Street with a scrappy turn from an overly disguised lead star
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Women racers roar around the West BankEntertaining doc about a team of car nuts on the speed rally circuit hits plenty of hot-button topics without being preachy
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Premiere cancelled after video of stunt dog 'in distress'Universal halt red carpet event and press junket pending a review of on-set footage that appears to show a German shepherd being forced into a pool of water
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Trump is trading on prejudice – and if May is a true friend she’ll tell himFrom the Muslim travel ban to women’s rights, the Trump administration is taking the world backwards. Westminster should not be fawning over him
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It’s easy to despair over Trump and Brexit, but that’s macro worrying. Maybe the best solution is to take pleasure in smaller thingsAmid the gloom, there are micro reasons to be cheerful. These are mine
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Residents of LA's Little Persia denounce Trump's travel banOrder has immediate chilling effect on Iranian community, as some worry about family and friends who have green cards and visas who are marooned in Iran
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Organiser says US ban on Iranian nominee 'extremely troubling'Oscar-nominated Iranian director vows not to attend – along with US-resident star – even if he gets travel exemption
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Three weeks away from 'explosive' debt problems, says IMFFailure of Greece and the EU to reach compromise by 20 February ‘would bring back Grexit with a vengeance’.
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Trump travel ban disregards service to AmericaA refugee in Virginia fears for her family in Iraq. A translator who survived eight IED blasts has a visa. The president wants to slam the door in their faces
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explore
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What Girls owes to the Mary Tyler Moore showMany modern stars were inspired by TV’s single career woman who died last week
in pictures
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Balloons for the Pope and furry Bulgarian menThe Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including stylish swimmers in London, a furry man in Bulgaria and balloons for the Pope
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Protesters mass at US airportsSeveral hundred people have descended on US airports to protest Trump’s executive order suspending refugee arrivals and banning certain travellers
people
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Fans invited to public memorialReynolds’ son Todd Fisher said the event would celebrate the lives of the two women with ‘friends, family members, and the people who loved them’
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The day Donald Sutherland showed me some chess movesIt’s 2006, Fiona Cummins is on her honeymoon in Queensland, and some husband-baffling chess help comes from an unexpected source
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‘If you divorce America's sweetheart, you're in trouble’Better known as Gwen Stefani’s ex than as a rock singer, he’s now trying his hand as a judge on The Voice UK. He discusses Marilyn, Bush and a private life in the public eye
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John Hurt: an absolute master at portraying misfitsHurt, who has died aged 77, was a superb, if too infrequent, stage actor. In plays by Beckett, Pinter and Stoppard, he had an intuitive understanding of outsiders
The cowboy code Bonner Bolton on being the model all-American man