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2 June 2019
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On the Atlantic coast the schools are good and the sun is warm. On Friday, at a nondescript municipal building, 12 people were murdered -
US president heard saying ‘I didn’t know she was nasty’ in interview published by Sun
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The team’s championship run is bittersweet this time as they prepare to leave their home of 47 years -
Catherine Geslain-Lanéelle tells US she would be more open to its interests in UN role -
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Spotlight
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The follow-up to the first tell-all is a wild ride, stretching credulity and heavily indebted to Steve Bannon. But so is the president -
From Biden’s unplanned endorsement to a White House lit by the flag, LGBTQ Americans lived three extraordinary years
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US president to use state visit to promote House of Trump as he doubles down on Brexit bet
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Contract workers prop up big earners but under Trump’s anti-labor administration are ruthlessly exploited themselves -
Republican state lawmakers use redistricting to push through hardline laws that aren’t supported by voters -
Monsanto’s own emails and documents reveal a disinformation campaign to hide its weedkiller’s possible links to cancer
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Andy Ruiz Jr sprung one of the biggest upsets in the history of the heavyweight division when he stunned Anthony Joshua by seventh-round TKO on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden -
The Champions League final carried echoes of the kind of scrappy showpieces at which English teams triumphed in the 70s and 80s
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St Louis Blues fans were ready to celebrate their first Stanley Cup Final game on home ice in 49 years. Their did not cooperate -
Rolling report: Who will make it through to the next round at Roland Garros? Join Daniel Harris to find out
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Weedkillers in your cereal. Microplastics in your salt. The Guardian's new series investigates the threat of toxic chemicals in our everyday lives
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The typical American shopping list is full of substances much more tightly regulated in other countries. Find out what’s in yours -
US foods are increasingly full of nano-scale additives, even as scientists raise alarm bells about their safety
Today in Focus Weekend
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By blending murder and self-help, comedians Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark have created a cult podcast – and their legions of fans now call themselves ‘murderinos’ -
Dr Carmen Bambach believes the polymath likely only did small retouchings to the work -
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The New York congresswoman returned to a restaurant in Queens on Friday, seeking to highlight the plight of workers she knows -
Maryland governor who explored primary run against president does not rule out post-Trump campaign in 2024 -
Toxic America thrasher
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Toxic America Is modern life poisoning us?
From weedkillers in your breakfast cereal to microplastics in your salt, The Guardian is seeking contributions for a major series to investigate the risks of contamination in our food, water, and cosmetics. Read the series here.
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Defence minister Wei Fenghe dismisses criticism that the incident was not handled properly -
Andrea Nahles’s resignation fuels fears Germany’s embattled government may fall -
Documentaries
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An army of supporters amplify the president’s wildest claims, encouraging his conspiracy-minded tendencies
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