Hurricane Michael
Wednesday
10 October 2018
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Governor Rick Scott warns of ‘unimaginable devastation’ as Florida Panhandle’s strongest cyclone in memory rages on
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In extreme weather events, viewers can count on seeing a reporter battling conditions, but it could put people at risk
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President writes inflammatory op-ed in USA Today but Senator Chuck Schumer calls Trump’s depiction of healthcare policy ‘blatant lies’ -
Agrochemical company is challenging a landmark ruling that ordered it to pay the award to an ex-groundskeeper dying of cancer
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Fifteen-person team linked to disappearance of dissident, Turkish media report -
Professor said Senate committee response to Christine Blasey Ford mirrored her experience testifying against Clarence Thomas -
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Black Hole Entropy and Soft Hair was completed in the days before the physicist’s death in March -
In today’s politics news: negative ads run in break with precedent; Kamala Harris takes a key step; bad news for Dems in Nevada
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Many may never find relatives swallowed up as the ground liquefied, but one woman says she will continue ‘with hammers and a hoe’
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All evidence suggests he will use his position on the supreme court to limit the freedom of women – which may have deadly consequences -
Lynzy Lab Stewart’s protest song exposes Donald Trump’s rightwing mythology of confected male victimhood
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Not unlike in an autocracy, US foreign policy is hostage to the erratic whims of the president, directed by Trump tweets and what he sees on Fox News
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Vladimir Putin has congratulated Khabib Nurmagomedov on his victory at UFC 229, and sympathised with the fighter over his actions at the end of the bout -
The Juventus forward’s lawyers have said documents that appear to substantiate Kathryn Mayorga’s claims of rape had been changed
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Pep Guardiola’s refusal to countenance a two-horse race for the title may have merit and other leagues look similarly open -
A three-run third inning and a Steve Pearce solo homer in the fourth was enough to lift the Red Sox to a series-clinching victory over the Yankees in the Bronx
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The man behind Don’t Stop Believin’ had abandoned music – until he fell in love with a dying woman, who made him promise to return to performing -
Late-night hosts discuss the resignation of Trump’s UN ambassador and the swearing in of Brett Kavanaugh -
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Former New York City mayor said in Instagram post he re-registered as a Democrat to ‘provide checks and balance’ -
Sharp declines in technology stocks see Dow fall 831 points or 3.1%, while Nasdaq drops more than 4% -
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Quake hit 200km south-west of Rabaul, triggering a tsunami warning, while 6 magnitude temblor strikes Bali -
Index seeks to name and shame countries failing to invest in health and education to create productive children -
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Flight from Orlando to Cleveland was delayed by two hours after woman refused to leave and take her squirrel with her
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Latin American immigrants trying to cross the US-Mexico border in Texas are often apprehended as soon as they cross. Reuters photographer Adrees Latif spent a week documenting their often futile attempts to live the American dream -
Photographer Sean Smith went to Camp San Ferdinando and Campobello in southern Italy to meet the residents -
In the 1960s and 70s, Evelyn Hofer turned her eye to New York, capturing everyday life from the ever-expanding architecture to the wide range of people inhabiting the city. In a new book Evelyn Hofer: New York, some of her most defining images, and some unseen shots, are celebrated
Haruki Murakami ‘You have to go through the darkness before you get to the light’