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Texas school shooting
Monday
30 May 2022
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President returns to White House after visiting small south Texas city and says he will continue to push for gun control
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The massacre in Uvalde began on Tuesday 24 May with a single shot
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Headlines
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House leaders’ support for Henry Cuellar over Jessica Cisneros in Texas elections has left progressives seething
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Shells fired at agrochemical warehouse created toxic plume that has left residents with health problems
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Former president intensifies attacks on Liz Cheney at Wyoming rally and endorses her Republican primary challenger in midterm elections
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Man, 36, placed in psychiatric care after painting’s display case covered in cake in apparent climate protest
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Move comes after refusal by Netherlands’ GasTerra to pay Gazprom in roubles; US will not send rockets that could reach into Russia
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Moscow has threatened retaliation if missiles are used against its territory but US plans to ship shorter range systems
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News extra
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The Paypal Mafia’s lynchpin is putting his vast tech fortune to work for candidates aligned to Trump’s agenda in the midterms
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The disproportionate impact of impending bans may dislodge a longstanding ambivalence over abortion
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Crowd control tactics at Champions League final highlight rift between law officers and public in France
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Ekrem İmamoğlu appears well placed to take on the Turkish president, but an impending court case could end his career
Spotlight
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The mental trials that come from trying to make it as a professional tennis player are often severely underrated by fans
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Over the past six years, Matthew Bogdanos, a retired Marine colonel who has run the Manhattan DA’s antiquities unit, has convicted a dozen people of antiquities trafficking
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Guns symbolize the power of a minority over the majority, and they’ve become the icons of a party that has become a cult seeking minority power
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Good communication can help the many women who experience PTSD after giving birth, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett
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Formula One’s owners are understood to be deeply dissatisfied with the sport’s governing body the FIA
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The mental trials that come from trying to make it as a professional tennis player are often severely underrated by fans
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Ministers from world’s biggest economies reach agreement that could shift estimated $33bn a year to clean energy sources
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The world’s longest serving environment correspondent explains the origins of a slow and continuing journey
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Up to 42% of company’s fish have died in warm water areas this year, with CEO warning climate change is ‘faster than people think’
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There are more guns than people in the United States, and the industry is still able to sell almost 2m a month. Ryan Busse, a former gun company executive, explains how we got here
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Star Tom Cruise had his first $100m weekend and the belated sequel is fourth biggest opening since pandemic began
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2 out of 5 stars.Headey does her best in a dull, cliched slog that is part Tarantino, part Cassavetes, but is not up to either
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As a child star, the actor suffered trauma and neglect. Now an acclaimed director, she is confronting the ghosts of her past with a frank new book
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4 out of 5 stars.Ukrainian director Valentyn Vasyanovych’s enigmatic war drama, set in Donbas, is brutal in its depiction of conflict but also elusively redemptive
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Gleaming 90s-style lips are everywhere, just like shiny fabrics. Is it simply because we’re in the mood for a party?
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Since 1952, the tennis star’s design has been worn across cultures and generations. Now a Design Museum exhibition relives its rich cultural history
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Turn off the laptop, ditch the phone and tune into nature at a remote bothy, lighthouse, cabin or narrowboat
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The Frenchman killed himself in prison in February while awaiting trial for rape. Here, six former models speak out about him, his friend Jeffrey Epstein and an industry that turned a blind eye
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A once-neglected Georgian property in Deal, Kent, has been brought back to life with care, colour and modern design touches
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How does it feel when you’re told you have a rare, deadly disease? For Jessica Morris, it was the start of five years of hell, hope and facing up to her own mortality
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President and first lady visit seek to comfort community as DoJ launches investigation into police response to school shooting
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Congress holds power over the district’s laws and finances. A Republican majority could overrule local pro-choice legislation
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Predicted wind gusts could cause fire to jump containment lines as crews in New Mexico try to stop growth of US’s biggest active wildfire
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Exclusive: Formal extradition is to be pursued if actor fails to come back to the country voluntarily
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Actions spark angry reactions amid growing frustration with China’s zero-Covid policy though some restrictions begin to ease
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Education ministry orders publisher to rectify illustrations of children deemed inappropriate
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Ekrem İmamoğlu appears well placed to take on the Turkish president, but an impending court case could end his career
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Laura Brody had to deliver son at home after miscarriage and was then told Lewisham A&E could not take remains
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Explore
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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Sierra Leone’s Single Leg Amputee Sports Association football team was created in 2002 at the end of the war
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Between work as a petroleum engineer and a clinical psychologist, photographer Chauncey Hare documented suburban life in the US
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