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Wednesday
1 July 2020
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Testing has found positive cases at North Carolina facilities, but officials refuse to release the information
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One of the most powerful local police agencies in the US has a history of abuse. Families of those killed by LASD want systematic change
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Virginia’s Crown Act goes into effect Wednesday – and other southern states could follow
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QAnon-linked Lauren Boebert defeats five-term Rep. Scott R. Tipton in Colorado
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CV explained thrasher
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In the 1990s, Jacklean Davis was a policing superstar, hailed as the best crime solver in the city. But a dispute turned into a major federal case against her, brought by a prosecutor whose conduct in other cases was called ‘grotesque’
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Non-profit’s dedicated reporting of George Floyd protests has prompted surge of donations that could ensure its future for years to come
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2 out of 5 stars.
Ju-On: Origins review Netflix's gory but scare-free Grudge TV show
2 out of 5 stars.
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Newsrooms should know: the disaster is here. It is raging now. Our job is to cover it with the urgency it deserves
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Shut-offs are one of the worst impacts of America’s water poverty crisis. Can Baltimore show another way?
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Exclusive: analysis of US cities shows emergency on affordability of running water amid Covid-19 pandemic
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Guardian US and Consumer Reports are working in partnership to test 120 water systems across the US from small towns to big cities – and we need your help
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Parliament’s intelligence and security committee produced a report into alleged Russian interference in UK politics, but the UK prime minister withheld its release. Luke Harding investigates what could be in it
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Eva Longoria, Zendaya and Awkwafina are among the new class of invitees which is 36% people of color and 45% women
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Although the term is not banned, the network has been designated as a dangerous organization similar to white supremacists
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Coronavirus lockdown was final straw for fracking pioneer Chesapeake Energy
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Teenager waving independence flag among those held as thousands take to the streets
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Ad for VanMoof bike unfairly discredits automobile industry, says watchdog
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Istanbul Photo Awards 2020, organised by Anadolu Agency, has announced the winners in four categories of the annual competition: single news, story news, single sports and story sports
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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A new exhibition features art made during quarantine as well as pre-existing pieces that speak to a tumultuous year
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