News, sport and opinion from the Guardian's US edition
UK election
Saturday
14 December 2019
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The Conservative party looks set to achieve its biggest majority in more than 30 years, as Labour faces recriminations
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Frontrunner Biden says Labour disaster shows Democrats should avoid selecting leftwing nominee – but others disagree
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Boris Johnson rejects first minister’s call as his spokesman says result of 2014 vote ‘should be respected’
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Judiciary committee voted on Friday morning to approve two articles on a straight party-line vote
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Congress and prosecutors have sought Trump’s tax returns, with court likely to issue a ruling in June during election campaign
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Beijing says deal includes rollback of tariffs in phases as Trump hails ‘amazing deal for all’
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Partnership between officials and Planned Parenthood will offer birth control, STI testing and care for anxiety and depression
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A group known as The Patriotic Millionaires is making loud and sustained calls for higher taxes on the rich
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Scholars believe a 1970s case taken up by Ruth Bader Ginsburg shows the lengths the US government has gone to control women’s sexuality
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Our countdown continues with space criminals, terrifying pagan rituals and a dazzling love letter to 60s Hollywood. We’ll reveal more every day
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For some, Corbyn’s defeat shows that the Democratic party should elect a moderate. But we should be careful about drawing that conclusion
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If he has any conscience, he would apologize sincerely and individually, and use every last cent he has to make amends
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Former NBA commissioner David Stern suffered a sudden brain hemorrhage Thursday and had emergency surgery
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The 50th anniversary of the experimental musician’s album Hot Rats carries with it resurfaced material and a re-examination of its finer points
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Revelations that the Democratic contender worked for a healthcare firm that hiked insurance rates and a scandal-hit Canadian company have raised serious questions
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Lawmakers from both parties tight-lipped on contents of report by independent investigators on representative’s activities
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Former first lady told climate activist ‘don’t let anyone dim your light’ after Trump said teen had an ‘anger management problem’
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There were between 11 and 346 mass shootings in 2017, depending on the database. The discrepancy has real-world impacts
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US president congratulates Boris Johnson on triumph that paves way for US-UK deal
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Brazil, India and China singled out in UN talks as acting to block agreement on article 6 of Paris agreement
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Defence team say he is unaware of some evidence in his case because of blockage in visits
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Erisvan Soares Guajajara’s body was found with knife wounds in Maranhão region
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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The pick of the best flora and fauna photos from around the world, from an illuminated giraffe to an elusive southern elephant seal
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New York: the best of female street photographers
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