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10 July 2017
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President’s son tweets he is ‘happy’ to provide information on meeting with Russian lawyer who promised damaging information about Hillary Clinton
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Contradicting a statement by Donald Trump, White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders says conversation took place during G20 meeting
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In Anaheim, California, where about 800 people live on the streets on a given night, city officials say removal has ‘nothing to do’ with tourist attraction
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Organizers working to stop gun murders say federal funds should be used for programs to address root causes of violence, not incarcerate more people
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Lower-cost electric car begins delivery with first model to company chief excutive as first 30 customers to get vehicles at 28 July party
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Photographs of grandmothers posted on account curated by Iranian-American woman to highlight ‘absurdity’ of new rules
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Staff member at Colorado camp managed to fight off the bear after it grabbed him from his sleeping bag
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Mr Justice Francis says it would take ‘drastic’ evidence for him to change decision not to allow critically ill baby to be flown to US
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Investigation finds spyware targeted international group of experts who took issue with Mexico’s inquiry into the disappearance of 43 students
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Elected officials traditionally engage with constituents during their seven days off, but unhappiness with the healthcare bill has the GOP avoiding voters
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Activists look to target senators who could move to vote no on the Senate version of the bill, and progressives preach the down ballot gospel
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Resistance against the Republican effort to repeal and replace Obamacare may have reached a critical mass this week – but there’s more work to be done
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Meet Ben, Bella, Sherlock and Sydney – the elegant goats turned into portraits by Kevin Horan. As the American photographer explains, he just treated them ‘like customers in a small-town photo studio’
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including summer in Siberia, a beer can raft in Australia and cliff diving in the Azores
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Iraqi officials claim victory over Islamic State in Mosul after months of intense urban combat, ending three years of jihadist rule in the city
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His divorces, business ventures and jokey punditry are scorned in his country of birth. Yet, for the erstwhile darling of Wimbledon, bankruptcy is unlikely to be game, set and match
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Tributes paid to actor who played Lafayette Reynolds after he suffers complications from heart failure
'Biological annihilation' Earth's sixth mass extinction event already under way, scientists warn