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Sunday
9 April 2017
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HR McMaster, Nikki Haley and Rex Tillerson defend president’s missile strikes, emphasizing Russia’s role in ‘the solution’ and new priority to depose Assad
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Pyotr Levashov reportedly suspected of being involved in hacking attacks linked to alleged interference in 2016 election
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Residents are mostly happy with their ‘shit town’ featured in an explosively popular new podcast, but there are some minor details they’d like to clear up
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Photograph of young woman becomes symbol of city standing up to far-right group English Defence League during demonstration
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The cannon could become the next Texas symbol in state known for lax gun control laws, as lawmakers also consider selecting a state handgun and state knife
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Ex-staffers campaign on legacy of Obama’s progressive policies; Steve Bannon ejected from national security council; Pepsi pulls flat protest ad
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On inauguration night, Josh Dukes was shot during a speech by the rightwing provocateur at the University of Washington. But now he’s seeking reconciliation
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With the Trump administration poised to roll back rules on smog and drilling off Alaska and the east coast, environmental campaigners are ready for legal action
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Although mitigation options exist, lawyers warn attempts to protect personal data may be seen as ‘probable cause’ for searching
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Aerial surveys conducted in late 2016 and early 2017 show the reef has suffered severe coral bleaching for the second year in a row
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The US missile strike against Syria, the destruction in Mosul and the St Petersburg metro bomb – the news of the week captured by the world’s best photojournalists
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Snowshoe hare, flying fish and pink flamingos are among this week’s pick of images from the natural world
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Dorit Rabinyan’s story of an affair across the Israeli-Palestinian divide became a cause célèbre. As the book is published in Britain, she talks about her year in the firing line
Great Barrier Reef at 'terminal stage' Scientists despair at latest bleaching data
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