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Wednesday
7
December
2016
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At the Mother Emanuel AME church, where a mass shooting last year killed nine black worshippers, the mood is sombre as opening arguments begin
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WikiLeaks founder publishes answers he gave during questioning in Ecuador’s London embassy over rape allegation
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Army official says there are unlikely to be any survivors of flight PK661, which was en route to Islamabad from Chitral
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Despite the Koch brothers not backing Donald Trump financially with ads during the election, their network is emerging as a winner from his transition
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Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House intelligence committee, said it would be hard to repair the FBI’s credibility under a Trump administration
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HBO’s sci-fi hit is an ambiguous, amoral tale pored over online by people looking for meaning. If that isn’t a show for our times, I don’t know what is
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After many young people fled in the face of worsening droughts, tropical storms, coral bleaching, coastal inundation and flooding, some are choosing to return
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The popular British comedic news show, which fizzled out when Last Week Tonight took off, returns with new co-hosts that aren’t just ‘two white guys’
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Canada seems a likely target of Trump’s protectionism on account of Nafta, but the government has sounded a willingness to renegotiate
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Andy Dalton, Matt Ryan, Ryan Tannehill are hardly great, but, like the Rams coach, they show up every day and are just competent enough to stay employed
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His maiden MLS season has seen him finish as Seattle’s top scorer with 14 goals, and on Saturday he will play his in his first MLS Cup. Not bad for a rookie
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Coroner’s office is still investigating the death of the former NFL running back, who was found dead on Monday in Boulder
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If the average is maintained it will be the highest-scoring season in 20-team Premier League history, but as usual there is far from a single, simple explanation
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Trump is stocking his cabinet from the establishment. Democrats should reiterate his betrayal of the ‘drain the swamp’ campaign promise like a mantra
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Will Trump herald a US economic boom?
Kenneth RogoffHis policies have risks, but deregulation, tax cuts and infrastructure spending will boost business confidence -
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President used final security speech to present a selective account of his record and urged Trump not to sacrifice US values in the name of national security
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The tragedy has shaken a community facing disproportionate discrimination, a reality amplified by police and the media referring to transgender victims as ‘he’
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Assad’s forces now hold all areas east of historic citadel and are closest they have ever been to seizing entire city
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Under new law anyone found guilty of trying to change, repress or eliminate a person’s sexual orientation faces fine or jail
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Norwich has the highest proportion of residents describing themselves as having no religion, while Berlin has been called the ‘atheist capital of Europe’. But what about the rest of the world? And is such an assessment meaningful?
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Thousands of people gather to mourn the death of one of India’s most popular politicians, the ‘iron lady’ of Tamil Nadu
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including captured militants and a Tel Aviv statue
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North Dakota has been hit by heavy snow as veterans join Native Americans and activists at their camp
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Czech photographer Pavel Baňka conjures a world of enigmatic beauty with his lustrous portraits and geometric arrangements
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Artists have painted murals on 16 buildings as part of Dubai Street Museum, an initiative promoting the city’s visual arts and cultural heritage
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Langdon Clay spent two years roaming the streets of New York at night, photographing parked and abandoned cars, in the 1970s
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‘Women hate women. That’s what I think,’ says pop star crowned Billboard’s woman of the year – and once photographed in Trump’s bed
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Concept album scored the singer nine nods, followed closely by Drake, Rihanna and Kanye West who all have eight nominations each and Adele with five
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Supreme Court panel rejects government request to have Polanski returned to US custody in decades-old underage sex case, ending the process
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He was the big-framed character actor who rose to fame as Ronnie Barker’s tormentor in Porridge. But Peter Vaughan had immense range and power – and was still starring in Game of Thrones at the age of 92
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world
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