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The 8,761 documents published by WikiLeaks focus mainly on techniques for hacking and surveillance
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Rightwing presidential candidate failed to report interest-free loan from billionaire Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière, French newspaper says
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Scrutiny follows BBC investigation that found site took down only 18 out of 100 posts reported for sexualised pictures of children
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Home-based workers in Sindh province, who prop up the country’s informal economy, hope their historic victory will mean an end to exploitation
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Women from more than 40 countries are staging a strike from all work, paid and unpaid. But if you can’t join them, there are lots of ways you can show your solidarity – here’s how
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opinion & analysis
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Who are the people arrested and sought in connection with the assassination of the North Korean leader’s half-brother?
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On International Women’s Day we meet a selection of women in a variety of professions around the world
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Health and human services secretary Tom Price said Tuesday the new Republican healthcare legislation is ‘about patients, not about money’
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The Grammy-winning artist is calling on the Illinois governor, Bruce Rauner, to use executive powers to better fund Chicago Public Schools
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How does Britain’s asylum system measure up with the rest of Europe? Where are asylum seekers coming from? And how is the system really working?
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Donald Trump tweeted unsubstantiated claims that Barack Obama had ordered the FBI to tap the phones at Trump Tower – provoking strong reactions
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In remarks to his new staff in Washington, housing and urban development secretary Ben Carson referred to slaves as ‘immigrants’ and said they came to the US in ‘the bottom of slaves ships’ for better opportunities.
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