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Omar García Harfuch, Mexico’s “Batman” with big political ambitions

The country’s best security minister in years must contend with drug cartels, Donald Trump and assassins’ bullets

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Inside the Colombian cathedral built 180m underground

The idea came from the miners building makeshift altars in the mine in the 1930s, to pray for their safety before starting their shifts.

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Right, here, waiting: Europe’s populists on the rise

Also on the daily podcast: a tribute to Frank Gehry, a trailblazing architect

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The seven best war films

A few classics, and a surprise or two

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The US in brief: Hoosiers reject Trump’s gerrymander push

Our daily political update, featuring the stories that matter

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Ghanaian influencer charged over $8m scam targeting elderly Americans

He is accused of using romance scams to defraud $8m, with the profits flaunted on Instagram.

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Clair Obscur sweeps The Game Awards with nine wins

The French-made role-playing game is named game of the year on a night of prizes and announcements.

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An American oil blockade would devastate the Venezuelan regime

The gangsters who prop up Nicolás Maduro rely on money from oil exports 

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Taylor Swift shown breaking down in tears after she met UK attack families

Backstage footage shows the singer in tears after meeting survivors of the attack during her world tour.

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Swiss Eurovision winner Nemo to return trophy in protest of Israel

The Swiss singer sees a "clear conflict" between Israel's participation in the event and Eurovision's values.

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Trump's Gaza peace plan struggles to progress as Israel and Hamas face tough choices

Getting both sides to move onto the second stage is a huge challenge for Washington, as Gazans continue to suffer the longer it takes.

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Chief of S Korea's high-stakes exam quits over 'insane' English test

Some critics say the questions were unnecessarily complex, while others argue that's their intended purpose.