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Thursday
29 June 2017
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Catholic church in crisis as Vatican No3 charged by Australian police
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Criteria for travellers from Syria, Sudan, Somalia, Libya, Iran and Yemen – and all refugees – to take effect on Thursday
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At start of securities fraud trial, US prosecutor accused ex-pharmaceutical CEO of building a bogus hedge fund empire by telling ‘lies on top of lies on top of lies’
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Got a minute? Approval of senate bill measured below 20% in three polls ... ‘It’s gonna be great,’ president says … McConnell twisting arms … and everything else in US politics. By Tom McCarthy
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Sebastian Vettel is under investigation by Formula One’s governing body after he deliberately collided with Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes in Sunday’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix
this land is your land
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Clip shows officer punching back of man’s head at least three times as two officers hold man down and another looks on
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Homeland security proposes enhanced screening of personal devices on foreign flights arriving in the US
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Günther Oettinger says need to finance new initiatives in areas such as defence and security means gap could be twice as much
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Russia warns US of proportional response to any preemptive measures against Syrian forces as US official calls intelligence behind warning ‘far from conclusive’
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Progressives sprung into action with dozens protesting outside the Senate majority leader’s office, while Democrats took stock after Ossoff’s loss
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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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Women Seeing Women celebrates the work of female photographers in documentary and fashion photography, and their interaction with their female subjects
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The winning entries in the annual iPhone photography awards have been announced, chosen from thousands of entries submitted from around the world
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of highlights from around the world, including Barack Obama in Tampaksiring and the location of the UK’s first cash machine
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Nur Huda el-Wahabi to be commemorated in a volume of Pullman’s The Book of Dust as part of an authors’ fundraising drive that has topped £150,000
Obama in Indonesia Wife, kids and 650 soldiers