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Thursday
2 July 2020
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Leon Panetta becomes latest prominent public figure to accuse Trump of effectively surrendering to the virus and abandoning Americans to their fate
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US sees second consecutive month of jobs growth, but latest figures are from before new surges in infections that threaten the fragile recovery
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A series of military figures are lining up to condemn the president over his reported inaction after being briefed on the plot
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Refugees say protest against risk of Covid-19 was violently suppressed at New Mexico facility run by private firm CoreCivic
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In May, seven bike riders were strangers. Now, they’re mobilizing some of the biggest protests in New York together
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A focus on health conditions rather than officers’ actions tells a misleading tale – and in many areas, coroners need no medical training
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I don’t know what algorithm Facebook is using to calculate the positives that it brings to the world, but I know too well the harm it has done
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Powerful tech companies have two areas of vulnerability - employees and advertisers. Now both are in open revolt
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Guardian US environmental justice reporter Nina Lakhani reports on her landmark investigation into America’s water crisis, revealing that millions of Americans are facing unaffordable bills for running water and risk being disconnected or losing their homes
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Newly formed group sends open letter to UK theatres , suggesting five measures to make the industry more inclusive
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Relatives gather in California’s capital after fatal shootings of two Latino men last month
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Boebert, who is open to the QAnon conspiracy but stops short of calling herself a follower, defeated a five-term congressman
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Hundreds more missing after wave of mud buries many people alive
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Sex workers welcome the chance to earn again but with strict rules about face-to-face contact, hygiene and making clients check for symptoms
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Black Lives Matter has underlined the crucial role played by black photographers. We asked eight British leaders in their field to pick a favourite image from their archives – and explain why it’s so important to them
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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The winning images have been announced for the inaugural awards, selected by a jury of sports industry professionals, in categories that include joy, celebration, view, determination, precision and speed
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