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President attacks those who promote racist conspiracy theory ‘for power, political gain and for profit’ but says ‘evil will not win’
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WSJ sources suggest black box recorders from Boeing 737-800 indicate intentional input from cockpit
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Doctors around the country are anticipating the struggles of patients and providers after the likely fall of Roe v Wade: ‘We’ve been planning for it’ -
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Justice department says Wynn lobbied the Trump administration for China to protect his business interests in Macau
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Ukraine invasion
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17 May 2022
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Ukraine says there will be prisoner swap but some Russian officials have said forces could be tried or executed
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Surrounded and bombarded by Russian troops, the ‘apocalyptic’ siege that defined the brutality of Putin’s war appears over
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Suspect was allegedly motivated by the theory, but network has barely mentioned gunman’s reasoning, even after Tucker Carlson pushed the concept in more than 400 of his shows -
Dressed in red and blue, ‘Spidey’ is a fixture at protests against the military regime – and the subject of a new Guardian documentary -
American Israel Public Affairs Committee has disguised its efforts to undermine pro-Palestinian candidates -
The White House’s first Black press secretary used her opening remarks to reflect on this new chapter
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A New York Times/FX documentary focuses on the deadly disconnect between the Tesla CEO’s promises for Autopilot self-driving tech and its capability -
Amnesty International calls for US to restore tribal jurisdiction over crimes on Native lands, where nearly one in three women have been raped -
Maud Lewis sold her paintings on Nova Scotia roadsides but found a larger audience after a documentary chronicled her life and work
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From JD Vance to Fox news hosts, the theory is being pushed relentlessly by the Republican mainstream – with dangerous consequences -
In moments like these, it would be helpful if we had a party with spine to vote for
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The Al Jazeera journalist was a courageous voice and a symbol of Palestine at a time when many question our right to exist, writes Arwa Mahdawi -
Despite the magnitude of Australia’s environmental decline, we still have the opportunity and ability to turn things around
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Nathan Redmond scored early but Takumi Minamino and Joël Matip kept Liverpool's title hopes alive -
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Matt Harvey was suspended for 60 games by Major League Baseball on Tuesday for distributing a prohibited drug of abuse
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‘Phil has said some things that I think a lot of us have pushed back against,’ said Tiger Woods but added that the reigning US PGA champion would be missed at Southern Hills -
This season’s playoffs have been wildly entertaining so far. And there’s more to come with just one round to go before the NBA finals
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Six months on from Cop26, Ian Sample speaks to environment correspondent Fiona Harvey about progress made and how much the war in Ukraine could derail efforts to achieve climate goals -
Conservationists and Inuit community relieved at decision on Canadian iron mine that threatened ‘extirpation’ of cetacean -
Lower and middle income families will benefit from ‘scrap and replace’ scheme, while 20% cut in car, van and ute trips sought
A Guardian investigation has revealed 195 oil and gas projects known as ‘carbon bombs’ that could trigger catastrophic climate breakdown if allowed to continue. Damian Carrington reports
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Late-night hosts discuss the Buffalo shooting by a gunman allegedly motivated by a racist conspiracy theory -
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Re-released for its 90th anniversary, Carl Theodor Dreyer’s film established some of the staples of the genre with a female, rather than male, vampire
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A Strange Loop review Michael R Jackson’s thrilling Broadway triumph
5 out of 5 stars.The audacious and uproarious musical, which leads this year’s Tony nominations, is a meta masterpiece about a Black queer writer writing about a Black queer writer -
The band are back – with their first record since sacking Tom Meighan for assaulting his fiancee. Serge Pizzorno talks about that ‘heartbreaking’ decision – and why he finally decided to step up as singer -
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I thought we’d turned the corner after a series of blazing rows. But it’s been more than a month … -
How we process a calorie depends on genetics, hormones and the food it’s in. The trouble is that 50% of our calories come from ultra-processed foods – everything from biscuits to hummus
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Many of us have forgotten how it feels to be sharing a space with colleagues – and hybrid working has only added to the problems. Here’s how to navigate your post-pandemic workplace -
Forget lemon or lime – when the temperatures soar, what you really need is blood orange and bitter lemon, or strawberry and sage -
There’s limited evidence for the purported benefits of gliding a crystal across your face, but more surprising is the trend’s origin story -
Ever noticed how some men make a habit of repeating what women say – and then get all the credit? There’s a word for that
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Suit seeks fines and damages from those casting fake ballots and prohibition from serving the future -
Former president trumpets work in progress on his false claims about electoral fraud in 2020
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Tesla CEO and world’s richest person expressed concerns about presence of fake accounts on platform -
A bill to expand coverage for vets affected by toxic exposure doesn’t cover some of the illnesses that women get -
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Nearly half existing facilities will need to close prematurely to limit heating to 1.5C, scientists say -
Josef Schütz denies complicity in war crimes at Sachsenhausen camp in Oranienburg during Holocaust
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Gang who stole statues from Hindu temple in India return most items, with note saying they had suffered nightmares -
Murder trial of Roger Bilodeau and his son Anthony Bilodeau starts over 2020 deaths of Jacob Sansom and Maurice Cardinal -
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Ukrainian soldiers have been evacuated from Mariupol’s Azovstal steel plant, which had become a symbol of resistance. -
The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world -
For three decades, New York photographer Nancy A Scherl has shot solo diners in fancy eateries, burger joints and even makeshift tents during the pandemic. What do her images say about loneliness, social behaviour and our evolving attitudes in public spaces?
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