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Sunday
23 July 2017
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The morning after appointing a new communications director, president blasts Washington Post in scattershot Twitter tirade
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Wuilly Arteaga posts defiant video message from hospital bed as opposition announces fresh national strikes
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Robot spots suspected debris of melted fuel for first time since 2011 earthquake and tsunami destroyed the plant
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Some questioned if activists protested less over the death of a White Australian woman. Friday night’s anger at the mayor and the city’s police chief answered that
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While malls across the country are struggling to survive, the Mall of America is celebrating its 25th year – and it doesn’t show signs of slowing down
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this land is your land
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Jordan Spieth stayed well clear of even the record-breaking Branden Grace with a dominant day three at Royal Birkdale
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United’s managers says he is ‘100%’ certain De Gea is not leaving for Real Madrid or any other club
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As the laughable ‘Made in America’ week closed, the White House staged a farce to rival any of Sean Spicer’s press briefings. This was nightmare political theater
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If you don’t realize by now that a total clown is in charge, nothing is going to change that. At least it’s Friday
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The Charlie Gard case has been hijacked by those who prioritise feelings over facts
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Firefighters rubbed a Shih Tzu named Jack’s chest and used an oxygen mask specially designed for pets to revive him after finding him unconscious
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Janeé Harteau has ‘lost confidence of the people’ says mayor, who in turn faces calls to resign
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President Joko Widodo’s comments echo those of Philippines leader Rodrigo Duterte, whose drug war has killed thousands
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A question-and-answer session at a Sochi school was designed to make Putin seem youth-friendly after recent youth demonstrations
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The Guardian’s new column features excerpts from The Bernie Sanders Show … Republicans fail twice in a single week on healthcare … and more
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Republicans still can’t find enough votes for their healthcare bill as activists keep up pressure, while others target Trump Tower with an Impeach Trump! protest
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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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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
in pictures
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Photojournalist Eliza Hatch’s photo series Cheer Up Luv aims to raise awareness about women’s experiences of sexual harassment in cities
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The work of the photojournalist, who has died at the age of 80, graced the pages of the Observer and its magazine for two decades
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Wildfires in California, the Iraqi forces’ victory in Mosul, the Tour de France and protests in Caracas – the news of the week captured by the world’s best photojournalists
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The controversial spokesman was known for testy exchanges with reporters amid tumultuous tenure
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The 41-year-old’s death is being treated as a suspected suicide after he was found dead by an employee in his private residence
Healthcare Republicans face two unpalatable options on replacement bill