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| Clinton hits back over Trump's 'violent' innuendo | Clinton hits back over Trump's 'violent' innuendo |
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| Trump attacks Obama and Clinton over Isis | Trump attacks Obama and Clinton over Isis |
| Donald Trump called Barack Obama “the founder of Isis” at a rally in Sunrise, Florida, accusing the president of making a mess out of the Middle East when he came to power. “You know, Isis honors President Obama,” the Republican nominee said. “He is the founder of Isis. And I would say the co-founder would be crooked Hillary Clinton.” | Donald Trump called Barack Obama “the founder of Isis” at a rally in Sunrise, Florida, accusing the president of making a mess out of the Middle East when he came to power. “You know, Isis honors President Obama,” the Republican nominee said. “He is the founder of Isis. And I would say the co-founder would be crooked Hillary Clinton.” |
| Donald Trump calls Obama the ‘founder of Isis’ | Donald Trump calls Obama the ‘founder of Isis’ |
| Clinton hits back over assassination innuendo | Clinton hits back over assassination innuendo |
| Clinton hit back at Trump yesterday over his inflammatory comments suggesting that “second amendment people” could stop her, saying this was a “casual inciting of violence”. The Democratic presidential candidate said the remarks proved her rival did not have the temperament to be president. “If you are running to be president or if you are president of the United States, words can have tremendous consequences,” Clinton said. Here, a gun owner rejects Trump’s comments. | Clinton hit back at Trump yesterday over his inflammatory comments suggesting that “second amendment people” could stop her, saying this was a “casual inciting of violence”. The Democratic presidential candidate said the remarks proved her rival did not have the temperament to be president. “If you are running to be president or if you are president of the United States, words can have tremendous consequences,” Clinton said. Here, a gun owner rejects Trump’s comments. |
| Hillary Clinton: Trump hinting at assassination is a ‘casual inciting of violence’ | Hillary Clinton: Trump hinting at assassination is a ‘casual inciting of violence’ |
| Biles back in action; golf comes to Rio | Biles back in action; golf comes to Rio |
| Simone Biles will be competing today, two days after winning gold in the team gymnastics event. The US, quite simply, is untouchable in gymnastics and it would take a miraculous effort, coupled with monumental mistakes, for Biles and team-mate Aly Raisman not to get gold and silver in the all-around final. Meanwhile, golf comes to the Olympics for the first time since 1904, while a day after one of the two Olympic pools turned green, the other appears to be going the same way. And no sooner had Nijat Rahimov of Kazakhstan won gold in weightlifting than he was accused of doping. Here is the schedule for day six and here is the medal table so far. | Simone Biles will be competing today, two days after winning gold in the team gymnastics event. The US, quite simply, is untouchable in gymnastics and it would take a miraculous effort, coupled with monumental mistakes, for Biles and team-mate Aly Raisman not to get gold and silver in the all-around final. Meanwhile, golf comes to the Olympics for the first time since 1904, while a day after one of the two Olympic pools turned green, the other appears to be going the same way. And no sooner had Nijat Rahimov of Kazakhstan won gold in weightlifting than he was accused of doping. Here is the schedule for day six and here is the medal table so far. |
| Team USA’s Rio 2016 highlights, day six: Simone Biles back in action | Team USA’s Rio 2016 highlights, day six: Simone Biles back in action |
| Nauru security guard ‘grabbed boy by throat and banged head against ground’ | Nauru security guard ‘grabbed boy by throat and banged head against ground’ |
| In the latest revelations from Guardian Australia’s Nauru files, Paul Farrell reports that a security guard on the remote Pacific island – used by Australia as an offshore detention center for asylum seekers – allegedly grabbed a child by the throat and twice banged his head against the ground. Other leaked documents reveal reports of misconduct by numerous security guards on the island and alleged attempts to deter asylum seekers from complaining to police. More than 2,000 leaked incident reports from the detention camp have been published by the Guardian. New readers start here. | In the latest revelations from Guardian Australia’s Nauru files, Paul Farrell reports that a security guard on the remote Pacific island – used by Australia as an offshore detention center for asylum seekers – allegedly grabbed a child by the throat and twice banged his head against the ground. Other leaked documents reveal reports of misconduct by numerous security guards on the island and alleged attempts to deter asylum seekers from complaining to police. More than 2,000 leaked incident reports from the detention camp have been published by the Guardian. New readers start here. |
| Nauru security guard ‘grabbed boy by throat and banged head against ground’ | Nauru security guard ‘grabbed boy by throat and banged head against ground’ |
| Putin threatens Ukraine | Putin threatens Ukraine |
| Vladimir Putin has accused Ukraine of plotting terrorist attacks in Crimea and claimed two Russian servicemen were killed in clashes this week, as tensions over the peninsula rise to their highest level since Russia annexed it in 2014. In characteristically bellicose language, Putin accused Ukraine of playing a dangerous game. “We obviously will not let such things slide by,” the Russian president said yesterday, and accused Ukraine of resorting to the “practice of terror”. Ukraine has denied the allegations. | Vladimir Putin has accused Ukraine of plotting terrorist attacks in Crimea and claimed two Russian servicemen were killed in clashes this week, as tensions over the peninsula rise to their highest level since Russia annexed it in 2014. In characteristically bellicose language, Putin accused Ukraine of playing a dangerous game. “We obviously will not let such things slide by,” the Russian president said yesterday, and accused Ukraine of resorting to the “practice of terror”. Ukraine has denied the allegations. |
| Putin raises stakes over alleged Ukrainian terror plot in Crimea | Putin raises stakes over alleged Ukrainian terror plot in Crimea |
| Silicon Valley housing official resigns over housing costs | Silicon Valley housing official resigns over housing costs |
| Kate and Steve Downing typify the housing struggle of many in the northern California region that is home to many of the world’s wealthiest tech companies – the cost of owning a home near their jobs has simply become too steep for them. Their condition carries a special irony: up until this week, she served as a planning and transportation commissioner for Palo Alto. “If even people like me can’t remain in the heart of Silicon Valley, it tells you just how awful the situation is for everyone else,” she said. | Kate and Steve Downing typify the housing struggle of many in the northern California region that is home to many of the world’s wealthiest tech companies – the cost of owning a home near their jobs has simply become too steep for them. Their condition carries a special irony: up until this week, she served as a planning and transportation commissioner for Palo Alto. “If even people like me can’t remain in the heart of Silicon Valley, it tells you just how awful the situation is for everyone else,” she said. |
| Housing official in Silicon Valley resigns because she can’t afford to live there | Housing official in Silicon Valley resigns because she can’t afford to live there |
| It’s that time again: Oscar season | It’s that time again: Oscar season |
| It’s only three weeks until Hollywood kicks off its annual awards season onslaught, when studios release their biggest hopes for Oscars gold. The campaigns kick off with the Venice film festival, where the slate includes a Jackie Kennedy biopic starring Natalie Portman and a romance featuring real-life couple Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander. The Telluride and Toronto festivals follow swiftly afterwards. Then comes New York. Nigel M Smith considers the offerings ... | It’s only three weeks until Hollywood kicks off its annual awards season onslaught, when studios release their biggest hopes for Oscars gold. The campaigns kick off with the Venice film festival, where the slate includes a Jackie Kennedy biopic starring Natalie Portman and a romance featuring real-life couple Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander. The Telluride and Toronto festivals follow swiftly afterwards. Then comes New York. Nigel M Smith considers the offerings ... |
| And the Oscar might go to: 25 sure bets and underdog films premiering this fall | And the Oscar might go to: 25 sure bets and underdog films premiering this fall |
| Glenn Beck loses round in Boston bombing defamation case | Glenn Beck loses round in Boston bombing defamation case |
| The conservative commentator Glenn Beck must reveal the names of confidential sources he used in reports alleging that a Saudi Arabian student injured in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing was “the money man” who funded the attack, a US federal judge has ruled. In her decision on Tuesday, writes Reuters, Chief Judge Patti Saris of the US district court in Boston also rejected Beck’s latest effort to dismiss Abdulrahman Alharbi’s defamation case against him and TheBlaze radio network, which broadcasts Beck’s show. | The conservative commentator Glenn Beck must reveal the names of confidential sources he used in reports alleging that a Saudi Arabian student injured in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing was “the money man” who funded the attack, a US federal judge has ruled. In her decision on Tuesday, writes Reuters, Chief Judge Patti Saris of the US district court in Boston also rejected Beck’s latest effort to dismiss Abdulrahman Alharbi’s defamation case against him and TheBlaze radio network, which broadcasts Beck’s show. |
| Glenn Beck loses round in Boston Marathon bombing defamation case | Glenn Beck loses round in Boston Marathon bombing defamation case |
| In case you missed it … | In case you missed it … |
| The case for swimming | The case for swimming |
| As we remain transfixed by the spectacle of human amphibians in Rio, Philip Hoare reminds us that 54% of Americans can’t swim. “There’s a potentially fatal disconnect, it seems, between ourselves and the water,” Hoare writes, but from Jack London to Thoreau, there are many illustrious examples to follow. Katharine Hepburn, for instance, was famous for swimming in the ice off her home in Fenwick, Connecticut. “It’s stimulating and it’s fun,” she said, “because it irritates everybody. It makes them cowards.” | As we remain transfixed by the spectacle of human amphibians in Rio, Philip Hoare reminds us that 54% of Americans can’t swim. “There’s a potentially fatal disconnect, it seems, between ourselves and the water,” Hoare writes, but from Jack London to Thoreau, there are many illustrious examples to follow. Katharine Hepburn, for instance, was famous for swimming in the ice off her home in Fenwick, Connecticut. “It’s stimulating and it’s fun,” she said, “because it irritates everybody. It makes them cowards.” |
| Americans: it’s time to reclaim your great swimming heritage | Americans: it’s time to reclaim your great swimming heritage |
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