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Tuesday
23 June 2020
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Exclusive: analysis of US cities shows emergency on affordability of running water amid Covid-19 pandemic -
President threatens ‘up to 10 years in prison’ for monument vandalism and says he wasn’t kidding about slowing testing
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President heads to Arizona for border-wall event in what amounts to a relaunch of a relaunch -
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Experts say coronavirus outbreak will probably last ‘for some time’ as cases continue to rise in about half of US states
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Guardian analysis shows how organizations and officers in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago work against reform -
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A network of victims has come together to lobby for services. ‘Young black men are the most harmed and least supported’
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Healthcare workers report understaffing, long hours and protective equipment shortages at HCA Healthcare hospitals -
More than 3,700 people hospitalized on Sunday in state, which has seen more than 178,000 cases and 5,500 deaths -
FDA advises consumers not to use nine hand sanitizers manufactured by Eskbiochem that contain methanol -
There are now more than 2 million confirmed cases of Covid-19 across the United States
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England relaxes social distancing rules; Dr Anthony Fauci to testify to US Congress; Saudi Arabia closes borders to foreign pilgrims -
Lords committee told children may have to be immunised to protect their grandparents -
‘You don’t have coronavirus, you have the common cold,’ Paul Reid says he was told -
Japanese machine can perform more than 415 quadrillion computations a second and has already worked out how breath droplets spread
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In a fascinating new documentary, the investigative work of writer Michelle McNamara is brought to light by documentarian Liz Garbus -
The long read: The unmasking of the Salisbury poisoners by online journalists was an embarrassment for Putin – and evidence that Russian spies are not what they once were -
If Nascar hadn’t been so keen to take the path of least resistance in the past, its only black driver would never have been forced down his hard road
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When it comes to water infrastructure, America’s challenges resemble those of a developing country. It’s time for that to change -
The US president seems to be preparing to contest a defeat in November by railing against ‘rigged’ mail-in ballots – but his party is the one attempting to suppress voters, writes Arwa Mahdawi
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A new kind of venture capital fund would use money from the US government to invest in companies that most need it -
A deadly clash between Chinese and Indian troops on the disputed border means rhetoric alone is no longer an option, says Mukul Kesavan
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If Nascar hadn’t been so keen to take the path of least resistance in the past, its only black driver would never have been forced down his hard road
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Novak Djokovic released a statement stating he is the fourth player from the Adria Tour event to test positive for Covid-19
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The New Jersey city had one of the worst reputations for police violence in the US, but it now leads the charge for reform under a new mayor
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Fox posts statement on social media after footage re-emerges of her talking about an audition for the Transformers director when she was a teenager -
Their music may sound like the internet melting but the US duo have found a cult of fevered fans, including fellow pop futurist Charli XCX -
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Infections have risen in 29 states, with several breaking their daily records. Plus, how a botched assassination plot exposed the rot in Russia’s spy services -
Major tech companies were quick to speak out against the new limits, cast as an effort to preserve US jobs -
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Despite one of the world’s highest smoking rates, many politicians believe a ban will affect the economy -
Sharp reduction in heritage body’s budget is part of wider savings due to Covid-19 costs -
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From drive-in cinemas to butchered pigs, these images were all acclaimed at this year’s LensCulture street photography awards 2020 -
The American film director, screenwriter, and producer has died at the age of 80. He was best known for St Elmo’s Fire, Flatliners, The Lost Boys and the Batman films. Here we look back at his career -
As festival season approaches, photographer Gary Calton reminisces about the power, pleasure and communality of live music
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