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Monday
13 February 2017
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Tribes lost a challenge of the president’s decision to speed approvals for the last stretch of the $3.7bn pipeline under the Missouri river in North Dakota
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Trump handled news of North Korea’s missile launch at his private club, rather than the situation room, raising an array of ethical and national security issues
the first 100 days of trump
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No American president has ever tried to look as hyper-masculine while in fact looking so petty to such a large number of people and governments
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One of Jerry Sandusky’s adult sons faces multiple charges of sexual offenses involving children
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Minute-by-minute report: Will Bournemouth end their dire run or will City go second in the Premier League? Join Niall McVeigh
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Dalilah Muhammad brought home gold for the US in the 400m hurdles in Rio. But she describes the current political situation under Donald Trump as ‘insane’
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Donald Trump seems eager to flatter the National Rifle Association’s executive vice-president and CEO, once described as the ‘craziest man on earth’
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US calls for it to press Pyongyang to ditch nuclear programme are pointless unless Washington looks at own role, Beijing says
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Highlights from the collection of winning images in the 60th World Press Photo Contest, which were selected from 80,408 images made by 5,034 photographers from 125 different countries
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including a Venezuelan protest and a Russian bird sanctuary
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As a child, Enrique Metinides photographed the bloody crime scenes of Mexico City – leading to a lifetime of ambulance chasing and macabre images
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Lawyers for family of singer, who died in December, say they are appalled that recording and transcript were made public
Jeff Sessions Hardline stance on youth incarceration at odds with public's views