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Police kill four in fight with suspected killers of president Jovenel Moïse
Haiti / Police kill four in fight with suspected killers of president Jovenel Moïse
Police say another two attackers have been detained and that assailants will be ‘killed or captured’
‘Radicalized’ / Anti-abortion movement poses increased threat, US warned
Canada / ‘Heat dome’ probably killed 1bn marine animals on coast, experts say
Euro 2020 / England face Uefa censure after laser pointer shone at Kasper Schmeichel
Rudy Giuliani / Trump ally suspended from practicing law in Washington DC
‘It’s exhausting’ / How Navajo students overcame the pandemic school year
Coronavirus
Fears of rise in Covid as Delta spreads and many remain unvaccinated
US Delta variant surge / Fears of rise in Covid as Delta spreads and many remain unvaccinated
Vast majority of deaths are in unvaccinated people, as cases rise in nearly half of states
Spotlight
How the US military made a myth
The toppling of Saddam’s statue / How the US military made a myth
In 2003, the destruction of one particular statue in Baghdad made worldwide headlines and came to be a symbol of western victory in Iraq. But there was so much more to it – or rather, so much less
James Norton / ‘I try to present myself as friendly and people see something darker’
Phenomenal facial hair / Are you ready for the circle beard and double moustache?
The Velvet Underground review / Todd Haynes doc gets under the art-rockers’ skin
My summer of love / ‘Four weddings and a surprisingly successful summer fling’
‘Tragic’ / Justice Elena Kagan’s scorching dissent on Arizona voting restrictions
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Opinion
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Culture
Vax That Thang Up / Juvenile turns hip-hop classic into pro-vaccine anthem
Juvenile turns hip-hop classic into pro-vaccine anthem
This month’s best paperback / Mary Trump on ‘Uncle Donald’, a new Elena Ferrante and more
Explore
The anthropologist investigating the Tulsa race massacre
‘I work with the dead. But this can help the living’ / The anthropologist investigating the Tulsa race massacre
The 1921 attack was one of the worst episodes of racist violence in US history, with as many as 300 Black people killed. Now Phoebe Stubblefield, a descendent of survivors, is helping to recover the bodies
Leading questions / I am living with my ex. Should we have some physical distance between us?
‘So enigmatic’ / Injured sloth inspires rescue centre in Venezuela
‘We’re an endangered species' / The fight to save one of America’s last lesbian bars
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