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President unaware that Michael Flynn was a 'foreign agent', Sean Spicer saysFormer national security adviser retroactively disclosed that he lobbied for firm linked to Turkish government while working as Trump’s campaign adviser
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ACLU launching People Power to resist Trump immigration policiesOne of the Trump administration’s major foes, civil rights organization plans to leverage cities’ authority to protect undocumented immigrants from deportation -
EPA head denies that carbon dioxide causes global warmingTrump adviser shocks scientists and environmental advocates with statement that negates EPA policy and ‘overwhelmingly clear’ evidence on climate change -
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Who are the key players in the resistance against Donald Trump?From immigration to climate change, transgender rights to women’s rights, here’s how protests against Trump have unfolded and who’s involved
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Don't let establishment opportunists ruin the resistance movementAs a powerful grassroots movement emerges, some want to use it for their own gain. The history of the Tea Party has lessons on how to avoid that
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This is what the resistance movement looks likeWe asked readers to show us what the resistance movement looks like. What we got back shows it has taken root in many forms
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Samuel L Jackson hit out at black British actors in Hollywood. Was he right?The star criticised black British actors for taking US roles, sparking a heated debate. Gary Younge and Joseph Harker go head to head
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Anger, annoyance, and an ESPN obsessionSport, the ultimate unifier, can provide a valuable escape from our hyper-political culture. But does that hold true on Breitbart? DJ Gallo logged on to find out
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Season seven trailer and premiere date revealedAn initial look at the penultimate season of HBO’s hit fantasy drama, which returns this summer, suggests dark times ahead
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Casting JonBenét director on our obsession with the murder of a child pageant queenTwenty years after the brutal murder of a six-year-old, Kitty Green’s inventive film examines the story from a new angle
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Houston Texans trade $72m man Brock Osweiler to Cleveland BrownsOsweiler, who signed a four-year, $72m deal last year, has been ditched as Houston try to clear out millions in salary cap space
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Romo might be a splash signing, but he won't deliver a Super BowlIf the Broncos or Texans believe the former face of the Cowboys is the one to lead them to football’s biggest prize, they are being more hopeful than wise
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Trump travel ban could prevent US hosting tournament, Fifa saysFifa’s president Gianni Infantino says qualifiers for World Cups need access to the host country, casting doubt on the US’s ability to be part of a bid for the 2026 tournament given
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Suárez dive exposes Barcelona’s cheating amid the celebrationsThe notion of Barcelona’s revival against PSG being special is utterly undermined by their players tumbling to the floor. The message? When things get tough, keep conning officials
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Jason Chaffetz’ comments on healthcare – that poor people should not buy that new iPhone if they can’t pay medical bills – sums up the party’s attitudeRepublicans' biggest white lie: that they represent the working class
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The aura of lawlessness around Trump is a struggle for us allThe president’s executive order on immigration and refugees is the site of one of many legal battles that will define our new political age
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Pro-choice activist fired on International Women’s DayLori Gregory lost her position at Hope Haven, a children’s crisis mental health facility: ‘I’d rather go down for something I believe in’
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Synthetic genome nearly complete, paving way for bespoke organismsHuman-designed organisms could produce drugs and vaccines, convert waste into energy or grow organs for human transplant operations
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UK-funded camps 'indefinitely detaining asylum seekers'Government watchdog says £10m has been allocated to Libya without studying the human rights implications
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Artist plagiarised French photographer for Naked sculptureCourt rules American artist copied a 1975 postcard by Jean-François Bauret for his 1988 sculpture of two children
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Your guide to the best music, films and TVPremieres from Terrence Malick and Edgar Wright will pull in the crowds, but there’s an impressive list of talks, TV showcases and music to investigate
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Photographer's return to AmericaThe New York photographer returned from Iraq and Afghanistan to find his homeland riven with its own social issues
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16th century 'zoological goldmine' discoveredIn 2012, Florike Egmond discovered an enthralling collection of 16 th-century drawings and watercolours of animals collected by the founding father of zoology Conrad Gessner and his fellow Swiss successor Felix Platter hidden away in the Amsterdam University Library
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Farewell to Black SabbathThe founding fathers of metal have confirmed that they have reached the end of the road. Here’s nearly 50 years of one of rock’s greatest bands, in photographs
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US and Britain face an 'identity crisis' amid nationalist surgeClinton’s first appearance since the election was at the launch of Yitzhak Rabin biography, where he drew parallels to Israel turmoil that led to his assassination
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‘The Oscars only have four spaces for best actress – one is always reserved for Meryl Streep’The Brazilian says Latino actors don’t get many chances in Hollywood – but her role as the fiery Clara in corruption drama Aquarius might just be her rescue mission
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‘It's not confusing if you’re bisexual. For me, it’s the opposite’Hollywood’s most high-profile LGBT actor on her sexuality, her ‘ghoulish’ appearance in Personal Shopper – and being called out in Trump’s tweets
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'Seal clapping' at Oscars was to protect diamond ringsHollywood star explains reason for bizarre style of applauding at award ceremony after it went viral on Twitter
Park Geun-hye South Korean president forced from office by constitutional court