headlines
Friday
24 February 2017
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Chief White House strategist pushes economic nationalist agenda at CPAC and continues relentless attacks on media, vowing: ‘Every day is going to be a fight’
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US secretary of state and homeland security chief hold talks in Mexico, with Tillerson admitting differences as president defends deportation policy
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Alphabet-owned company Waymo says former employee Anthony Levandowski stole secrets before founding Otto, Uber’s self-driving truck brand
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the first 100 days of trump
spotlight
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In Rudong, where a third of the population is over 60, a university for older people is one solution to a changing demographic
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Some weeks, it is not possible to highlight thoughtful conservative perspectives – but it is important to note the divergence in human values
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Buccaneers star, who was speaking at an elementary school in St Petersburg, said ‘The ladies, they’re supposed to be silent, polite, gentle’
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Water protectors near Standing Rock have set their camp on fire. It’s an act of defiance against a system of oppression that can only be described as colonial
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Donald Trump sneered at ‘angry crowds’ holding politicians to account. That’s exactly what we’re doing – and we’re only just getting started
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For a party in need of an identity, Pete Buttigieg may be the answer. He’s touting support from five past DNC chairs – but is it enough to make him the next?
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Isis’s hold weakens as Iraqi troops plan last big push to retake Mosul while loss of al-Bab is big blow to terror group in Syria
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Gareth Snell defeats Ukip leader Paul Nuttall in contest that was triggered by resignation of Tristram Hunt
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explore
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The state’s suicide rate is three times the national average and 16% of its people experience alcoholism or addiction. Alex’s family are the faces behind the figures
in pictures
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Borderproject2017 aims to document life on both sides of the US/Mexico border
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including a Swiss carnival and cherry blossom
people
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Pope criticises ‘double life’ led by some members of his own church during the sermon of his private morning mass
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Have you seen the gif of the guy blinking in disbelief? Meet Drew Scanlon, the man behind the meme
VX Kim Jong-nam killed with chemical weapon, say Malaysian police
Explainer VX: world's deadliest nerve agent
Analysis Deliberate signal to Kim Jong-un's foes