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Intelligence carried out cyber-attack on software supplier and sent phishing emails to local election officials, the Intercept said citing classified NSA report
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Prosecutors say federal contractor printed classified document detailing how Russia hacked voting equipment vendor and was trying to breach local systems
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Italian media report he was stopped in Bologna en route to Syria last year but Met police refuse to confirm name
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Apple’s iOS 11 update means iPhone 5 and 5C will no longer receive updates, while some apps and games will be incompatible after switch to 64-bit
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spotlight
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The shadow of Trump’s deregulation push looms as St James residents fight chemical plants, pipelines and laissez-faire policies
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For residents of small-town Eloy, Arizona, the local prison is a critical source of jobs and tax money, but for detainees it’s a world of misery and neglect
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In a divided country, support for US public lands is a rare bridge issue – yet the Republican platform has opened the door to disposing of 640m national acres
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The former mixed martial arts fighter Jonathan Paul Koppenhaver, known more commonly as War Machine, has been sentenced to life in prison
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We shouldn’t be passive onlookers to Trump’s pantomime presidency any longer. Its time to look through the theatrics to understand what he is doing
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At least 10 students admitted to college have lost their chance to matriculate after posts in private group joked about race, child abuse and sexual assault
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Police said 45-year-old gunman, who shot and killed himself, was a disgruntled former employee who was recently fired
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Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein’s comments come as Israel celebrates 50 years since six-day war and US threatens to pull out of Human Rights Council
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The activists were preparing to issue a report accusing factories that make shoes for the daughter of US president of paying below the minimum wage
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Pictures taken in the run-up to the 50th anniversary of the six-day war show what daily life is like for Palestinians
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Elected officials already say they will ‘honor and uphold the commitments of Paris’ while the Sierra Club urges people to call the White House to complain
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When this is all over, gender studies professors are going to have a hell of time teaching students about this moment in history
in pictures
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The Guardian picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world
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From stuffed elephants to picnics under power lines, Leipzig-born photographer Frank Herfort coaxes magical, colour-saturated tableaux from intriguing slices of everyday Russian life
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Hundreds gather during a vigil in Potters Fields for the victims of the 3 June terror attacks on London Bridge and around Borough Market, in which seven people were killed and at least 48 injured
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Net neutrality Amazon among top internet firms planning day of action