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Beatriz at Dinner, directed by Miguel Arteta and starring Salma Hayek, is the best film of the Trump era.
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Invited but not welcome
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The United States suffered the largest terrorist attack in its history with nearly 3,000 dead 16 years ago. The Twin Towers of New York are reduced to rubble after the impact of two airplanes, kidnapped by an al-Qaeda command. The Pentagon was hit by another aircraft and a fourth plane crashed in Pennsylvania. EFE / MICHAEL REYNOLDS
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In Memoriam
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US President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump prepare to board Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington on Friday, Sept. 8 EFE/SHAWN THEW
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Bad Weather? Smile
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North Korean deserters and activists shout slogans during a demonstration against North Korea's sixth nuclear test in central Seoul, South Korea. EFE
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[OP-ED]: Give South Korea a…
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Dreamers Jario Reyes, 25 of Rogers, Arkansas and Karen Caudillo, 21 of Orlando, Florida attends a press conference on deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals Program on Capitol Hill in Washington ,DC, USA, Sept. 6, 2017. EPA-EFE/TASOS KATOPODIS
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A Lawsuit to Halt DACA
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US Representative Dick Durbin from Illinois speaks at a press conference on deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals Program on Capitol Hill in Washington ,DC, USA, Sept. 6, 2017. EPA-EFE/TASOS KATOPODIS
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Heartless and Brainless
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President Trump says Dreamers are not to blame for their parents' decision, and he asks Congress to find a solution within six months. EFE / Shawn Thew
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It's up to the Congress now
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Obama and Co. let Arpaio participate in the federal 287(g) program, which used local police agencies to enforce U.S. immigration law. Eventually, they made a feeble attempt to rein him in. But he outsmarted them by continuing to apprehend the undocumented, hand them to the feds, and dare them to refuse to take custody. EFE
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[OP-ED]: Dragons don’t just…
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Photo courtesy of the Office of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) on August 31, 2017 for a map showing US Government projects to build a "solid" wall in the area adjoining Mexico and a gate to see what happens on the other side. EFE / DHS
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Four proposals for a wall
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Protesters attend a rally in support of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) in downtown Los Angeles, California, USA Sept. 1, 2017.  EFE/Felipe Chacón
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The End of DACA?
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Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai, Peace Nobel laureate and advocate for girls' education rights, takes part at a conference with students of the Technological Institute of Monterrey in Mexico City, Mexico, 31 August 2017. EPA-EFE/SASHENKA GUTIERREZ
Heritage and History
Power is in your hands
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El Sheriff David Clarke. Source: Twitter
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David Clarke resigns
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A flood victim (C) is helped into a boat by Danny Owens (L) and Brian Burden (R) as evacuations take place near Buffalo Bayou in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey in Houston, Texas, USA, 30 August 2017. EPA-EFE/TANNEN MAURY
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Harvey weakens to tropical…
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A passer-by observes the North Korean missile's trajectory on a giant screen in Tokyo (Japan) on August 29, 2017. North Korea launched a ballistic missile that would have flown over Japanese territory and fallen off the eastern coast of Hokkaido Island in the Pacific Ocean, according to the Japanese government. EFE / Kimimasa Mayama
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Talking is not the solution
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Thousands of people evacuated their homes after Houston areas devastated with flooding from Hurricane Harvey. EFE/TANNEN MAURY
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Harvey Takes Its Toll
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South Koreans watch a television displaying news broadcasts reporting on North Korea's latest ballistic missile launch, at a station in Seoul, South Korea, 29 August 2017. EPA-EFE/JEON HEON-KYUN
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North Korea: going too far?
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Protesters oppose President Gerald Ford's pardon to former President Richard Nixon for the Watergate affair. BILL PIERCE / THE LIFE IMAGES / GETTY COLLECTION
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A History of Pardon
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US President Donald Trump pardoned controversial exsheriff Joe Arpaio on August 25, 2017, who was facing up to six months in prison after being found guilty of contempt of court for a racial discrimination case. EFE / GARY M WILLIAMS / ARCHIVE
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“No one is above the law”
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Good morning Mr. President
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Counter-protesters gather on Mount Vernon Street after chasing a supporter of US President Donald Trump in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Thousands of both white nationalists or the 'Alt-Right' and counter protesters have organized protests in Boston. EFE
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[OP-ED]: America’s elites…
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Then-sheriff Joe Arpaio shows off his disturbing Tent City mockup on August 03, 2015.
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A dangerous pardon
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US President Donald J. Trump shows speeches last week as he addresses his followers on Tuesday, Aug. 22, 2017 at the Phoenix Convention Center during an event in Phoenix, Arizona). EFE / ROY DABNER
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The worst speech
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President of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, speaks at a press conference with international media at the Miraflores Palace in Caracas, Venezuela, Aug. 2. 2017. EFE/CRISTIAN HERNANDEZ
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Venezuelan president plans…
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US President Donald J. Trump gives a thumbs up to the crowd as he enters the Phoenix Convention Center for a campaign rally in Phoenix, Arizona, USA, 22 August 2017. EPA/ROY DABNER
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"He will be just fine"
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President Donald Trump on Monday, Aug. 21 during his speech on US military involvement in Afghanistan in front of troops from the Fort Myer military base in Arlington, Virginia. EFE / MARK WILSON
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A blind strategy
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Afghan refugees wait to be processed at a border post in Quetta, Pakistan, on Monday, Aug. 21. EFE/Jamal Taraqai
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Trump's new Afghan strategy
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There’s no evidence behind the terrible accusation that Trump is in league with white supremacists. When he declared in his Monday remarks from the White House that “racism is evil,” I bought it. EFE
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[OP-ED]: Both Trump and the…
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Bannon, a controversial figure linked to the extreme right and populism, left office on Friday, August 18, 2017, after losing in the last weeks the trust of US President Donald Trump. EFE / Jim Lo Scalzo / ARCHIVE
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A backfired goodbye
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Exterior view of Madrid's regional seat of government with a symbol of mourning for the Barcelona terror attack, in Madrid, Spain, on Aug. 17, 2017. EFE/Diego Sinov
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World condemns Barcelona…
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 The president of the United States, Donald Trump, chairing a meeting of a business advisory council. Trump dissolved two of these councils on Aug. 16, 2017, after several chief executive officers quit over his remarks about last weekend's violence in Charlottesville, Virginia. EFE
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Charlottesville's Fallout
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Vindicated racism