headlines
Wednesday
6 December 2017
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US president insists highly controversial move, denounced around the world, will not derail Middle East peace effort
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Congressman Al Green said Trump’s ‘association’ with white nationalism’ and incitement of hatred makes him unfit to lead, but his resolution will not advance
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Flames threaten mansions in upmarket area of Los Angeles as firefighting chief says state faces worst ever wind conditions
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Minnesota senator, 66, urged by several female colleagues to resign as allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior mount
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The Guardian is asking readers to support a new series on why motherhood in the US is more challenging than in any other developed country – and what we can do about it
spotlight
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A recent investigative report by New York magazine found a pattern of bullying of the show’s co-hosts. It’s time leadership is held accountable
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Magazine celebrates anti-harassment movement by naming ‘The Silence Breakers’ on its cover after millions shared stories of sexual assault
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President’s eldest son testifies before House intelligence committee in closed-door session following testimony to Senate judiciary committee in September
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Trump’s former chief strategist backs Alabama Senate candidate accused of sexual misconduct – and accuses 2012 nominee of avoiding service in Vietnam
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Michel Barnier, EU’s chief Brexit negotiator, tells member states British government must agree deal over Irish border by Friday
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Russian president says he will seek new six-year term in elections in March that will likely see him face only token opposition
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After mass shootings, survivors and victims’ families face attacks online – and fighting back is ‘like trying to kill roaches with a fly swatter’
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Poll finds attitude to ban on military-style weapons has striking age divide, which experts say could be driven by video games such as Call of Duty
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Gaddafi, freed in June after being held since the 2011 uprising, is planning a comeback – and experts say he could benefit if elections take place next year
in pictures
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In 1979, British photographer David Hurn was awarded a Bicentennial Fellowship to photograph in America. He opted to focus on Arizona, where he was drawn to its festivals and social gatherings
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In our weekly look at travel through three Instagram shots, Chris Schalkx captures three different sides of India – its culture, history and religion
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A rapidly growing wildfire in the foothills north of Los Angeles has threatened thousands of homes and caused power outages
people
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Star, who quit Instagram after backlash against post about gun violence, says teenagers are especially vulnerable
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New York Times story about producer’s behaviour says the actor-writer raised concerns with two members of Democratic nominee’s campaign staff
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‘I can’t leave certain things unaddressed’, says talkshow host, who angrily questioned the actor about his ‘dismissal’ of harassment claims made against him
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Twitter’s annual list of most retweeted posts features three tweets from Obama, and none from Trump
This man was just trying to be a good dad. Instead, he got fired
Mothers These are my hardest moments. What are yours?
Mark Zuckerberg CEO taking parental leave in December
A feminist comic Maternity leave is like a vacation, right?