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Biden vows response at time ‘of our choosing’ after three US troops killed
Jordan attack  
Biden vows response at time ‘of our choosing’ after three US troops killed
Iranian backed militia took credit for attack that injured 34 troops and killed first US soldiers since start of Gaza conflict
Amy Coney Barrett  
New role for supreme court justice’s father inside Christian sect sparks controversy
European Union  
Secret plan ‘to sabotage Hungarian economy’ revealed as anger mounts at Orbán
Catherine, Princess of Wales  
UK's future queen returns home after abdominal surgery
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez  
Congresswoman says no one should be ‘tossed out of public discourse’ for accusing Israel of genocide
In focus
How anti-LGBTQ+ school protests divided LA’s Armenian community
A brutal playbook  
How anti-LGBTQ+ school protests divided LA’s Armenian community
As rightwing ‘chaos campaigns’ target schools across the country, queer Armenians are once again fighting for acceptance
Gaza diary  
Do people around the world think of us as merely news?
‘A lot of it is sloppiness’  
The biologist who finds flaws in scientific papers
 

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Spotlight
How the Lions blew their best chance at a Super Bowl
Miscues, bad luck and ladybugs  
How the Lions blew their best chance at a Super Bowl
Detroit had a 24-7 lead at half-time of the NFC Championship Game, and still lost. But they should have no regrets about the aggression that took them that far
Reclaim your brain  
I went to a cabin in the woods without my phone. Could I break its spell?
US surgeon general Vivek Murthy  
‘Loneliness is like hunger, a signal we’re lacking something for survival’
‘Everyone and their bubbie is here’  
A lively Jewish Sabbath at a Palestinian restaurant in Brooklyn
A new start after 60  
I learned to tango – now I’m out in clubs till 3am
Dr Strangelove at 60  
Is this still the greatest big-screen satire?
Opinion
Why do America’s liberal hawks attack Russia while giving Israel a free pass?
Why do America’s liberal hawks attack Russia while giving Israel a free pass?
Why is the Biden administration still afraid to talk about abortion?
Sports
Chiefs 17-10 Ravens  
Mahomes and Kelce combine to send champions back to Super Bowl
Mahomes and Kelce combine to send champions back to Super Bowl
Australian Open  
Sinner reaches summit with all the tools he needs to stay there
Culture
The big idea  
What if every little thing you do changes history?
What if every little thing you do changes history?
Prime movers  
The German circus exploring Amazon through acrobatics
In case you missed it
The search for Trump’s running mate
‘Like auditions for The Apprentice’  
The search for Trump’s running mate
At issue is whether potential vice-presidents, from Elise Stefanik to Tim Scott, could assume control – and whether Trump cares
‘If you weren’t scared, something was wrong’  
The real heroes of Spielberg’s new war drama
America's dirty divide  
A PFAS factory claims its emissions fell by 99.99%. A Guardian test reveals otherwise
Iowa  
Can Biden win back rural voters who shifted away from Democrats?
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