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Thursday
8 December 2016
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Felicia Sanders recounts moment her 26-year-old son was gunned down in assault on Bible study class in emotional testimony on opening day of Roof’s trial
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Senior House Democrats seek briefing on ‘Russian interference or involvement’ a week after senators signed letter asking for information to be declassified
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Latest update to the red list of threatened species shows world’s tallest animal is on the brink, but some good news for Madagascan freshwater fish
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Nomination of President Xi Jinping’s ‘old friend’ comes after China Daily says relations are ‘facing uncertainty as never before’
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State senate president says twice-defeated ‘heartbeat bill’, which would be one of the country’s most prohibitive, came up again because of the election result
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The Long Read: The seismic events of 2016 have revealed a world in chaos – and one that old ideas of liberal rationalism can no longer explain
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Despite below-freezing temperatures and a victory to reroute the pipeline earlier this week, people were still out and about at the main encampment
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Have you ever dreamt about failing an exam? If so, a dream researcher says you’re in good company
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Having once led the National party to worst ever electoral defeat, the farmer turned politician is now getting a chance at the top job
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Why Steve Bannon wants to destroy secularism
Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins
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5% of players in MLS earn €100,000 or more per week, compared to 3% in Serie A, report from Europe finds
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The England midfielder cancelled out Alan Dzagoev’s goal to set up Spurs win against CSKA Moscow
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Bryce Petty to take over from Fitzpatrick for remainder of the season – but Bowles told media before his quarterback
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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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The WikiLeaks founder portrays himself as a victim of the sexual machinations of others. That attitude is horribly widespread
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What do you get the feminist who has more vagina charm necklaces than they know what to do with? Here are a few suggestions ...
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The city’s insular scene is full of aspiring talent, but a string of murders involving high-profile stars has led to rappers relocating for their own safety
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21st Century Cures Act took two years to negotiate and boasts broad, bipartisan support, though some critics argued it is part of a ‘deregulatory agenda’
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Exclusive: Privacy campaigners express alarm after company contracts Sodexo to ‘capture individual insights’ from staff in Western Australian mining camps
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Adelaide zoo is hoping to support 34-year-old orangutan Karta through her pregnancy as she has lost six infants in the past
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Exposure to flashing lights stimulates brain’s immune cells to clean up toxic proteins causing the disease, study finds
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in pictures
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Jimmy Nelson spent four years documenting the world’s indigenous cultures for his Before They Pass Away project. This week, new and archive images go on display at Brussels’ La Photographie Galerie
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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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Langdon Clay spent two years roaming the streets of New York at night, photographing parked and abandoned cars, in the 1970s
people
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US president-elect joins Obama, Hitler and Stalin on list of people deemed most influential ‘for better or for worse’
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The Alice Through the Looking Glass star has topped the annual Forbes list again, with Will Smith coming in at number two
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Pontiff says journalists must avoid falling into ‘the sickness of coprophilia’, an abnormal interest in excrement
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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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the big picture
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world
Leonardo DiCaprio Actor talks environment and jobs with Donald Trump