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Former 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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One of the Trump administration’s major foes, civil rights organization plans to leverage cities’ authority to protect undocumented immigrants from deportation
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The American author is filmed eating human brains for CNN’s Believers, with fears that it could increase hate attacks against Indian Americans
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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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As 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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We 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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spotlight
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Sport, 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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Without the right to choose 21 years ago, I wouldn’t be an actor and stand-up now. It breaks my heart to think there are 17-year-olds still denied that choice today
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Fifa’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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The 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 attitude
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American Health Care Act has been the subject of bipartisan controversy as Democrats fight repeal effort but Republicans think it doesn’t go far enough
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People who fled after March 2011 nuclear meltdown face losing housing subsidies if they do not go back, despite radiation fears
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Government watchdog says £10m has been allocated to Libya without studying the human rights implications
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in pictures
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There may be bombs dropping and frequent power cuts, but the women of Gaza still get married, record songs, surf and ride horses. Photographer Monique Jaques’s new book celebrates their tenacity
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The New York photographer returned from Iraq and Afghanistan to find his homeland riven with its own social issues
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Clinton’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
Park Geun-hye South Korean president forced from office by constitutional court
Park Geun-hye impeachment What next for South Korea?