News archives (2017-2018)
Weeks 39-40: May 28 - June 10:
"Sikh soldier becomes first to wear turban for trooping the colour", The Guardian
"Emma Thompson made a dame in Queen's birthday honours", The Guardian
"G20: Trump shakes world stage in Break with U.S. Allies", The NY Times
"President Trump barrels into tense G-7 summit", Time
"G20 clashes leave dozens of police and protesters injured", USA Today
Weeks 37 and 38: May 15 - May 27:
Weeks 35 and 36: April 30 - May 13:
"NRA annual meeting: guns will be banned. Parkland students see hypocrisy.", The Washington Post
"Clashing views on Iran reflect a new balance of power in the Cabinet", The New York Times
"Trump rolls back Obama rules that helped transgender prisoners", USA Today
"May insists she can be trusted to deliver Brexit despite Cabinet disarray", The Guardian
"Our new working class needs help with new struggles", The Guardian
Weeks 33 and 34: April 16 - April 29:
"Royal baby name officially announced: Welcome to Louis Arthur Charles!", The Daily Mail
"Kate Middleton's luxury birth was cheaper than the average delivery in the U.S.", Newsweek
"Universal healthcare, worldwide, is within reach", The Economist
"'National day of shame': David Lammy criticises treatment of Windrush generation", The Guardian
"Theresa May announces review into government's handling of Windrush scandal", The Independent
"President Trump's Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech", The Washington Post
Weeks 31 and 32: April 2 - April 15:
"After Syrian airstrikes comes finger-pointing and condemnation", CNN
"Theresa May will have to convince MPs of case for Syrian airstrikes", The Guardian
"Congress is unearthing Facebook's terrible power", Wired
"How to raise grateful children in an era of thankless people", Time
"New Zealand bans all new offshore oil exploration as part of 'carbon-neutral future'", The Guardian
Weeks 29 and 30: March 19 - April 1:
"Facebook's discussions with Congress signals Mark Zuckerberg will testify amid data-privacy scandal", The Washington Post
"Labour hit by new anti-semitism row", Belfast Telegraph
"Theresa May will be 'pushed into a corner' on immigration in Brexit negotiations with EU", Express
"Stormy Daniels: Donald Trump's alleged porn star affair and hush money scandal explained", Vox
"AI-spy: The workplace of the future", The Economist
Weeks 26, 27 and 28: February 26 - March 18
"'Overwhelmingly likely' Putin ordered spy attack, says Boris Johnson", The Guardian
"Police launch murder inquiry over death of Nikolai Glushkov", The Guardian
"The US will become 'minority-white' in 2045, Census projects", Brookings edu
"Bannon tells French far-right party to 'let them call you racist' as it seeks rebrand", NBC News
"Elon Musk still thinks a Mars colony will save us from a future dark age", The Verge
Weeks 24 and 25: February 12 - February 25:
"In #ArmMeWith Movement, Teachers Ask to be armed -- but not with Guns", CNN
"The Teens who survived the Florida Shooting Are Organizing a National March to Demand Gun Control", Time
"Fifty years after a landmark report on Race, Inequality remains entrenched", Time
"Leaving Single Market 'like swapping a meal for a packet of crisps', warns ex-trade chief", The Guardian
"'Beast from the east' hits Britain with freezing temperatures and snow", The Guardian
Weeks 22 and 23: January 29 - February 11th:
"TheWinter Olympics will be so wintry", USA Today
"Trump, reversing 2009 move, vows to keep Guantanamo open indefinitely", The Washington Post
"Doctor You: A revolution in healthcare is coming", The Economist
"America's opiod epidemic is driven in supply", The Economist
"Theresa May told at international conference second Brexit vote would not be matter of 'national shame'", The Independent
"Jeremy Corbyn pledges rebirth 'municipal socialism' in the UK", The Guardian
Weeks 20 and 21: January 15 - January 28:
"Government shutdown: all you need to know as negotiations go to the limit", Newsweek
"2017 was one of the Hottest Years on Record", The New York Times
"Facebook will now ask users to rank news organizations they trust", The Washington Post
"Theresa May, raise your game in three months or face revolt", The Guardian
"Winter sports face a double threat, from climate and demographic change", The Economist
Weeks18 and 19: January 1 - January 14:
"The Year in Trump: Memorable moments from the President's first year in Office", Time
"Michael Wolff's 'Fire and Fury' sets records", USA Today
"A Racist in the Oval Office", The New Yorker
"Oprah's incredible Gloden Globes speech", Buzzfeed
"Theresa May's shambolic reshuffle", The Guardian
"Brexit: Nigel Farage says 'maybe' there should be a second referendum on EU membership", The Independent
Week17: December 25 - December 31:
"FIRSTS: Women who are changing the world", Time
"Review of the year: Female groundbreakers in 2017", The Independent
"Trump accomplished a lot in 2017, but at what cost?" NPR
"For Trump, a year of reinventing the Presidency", The New York Times
"After a tough 2017, what does next year hold in store for Theresa May?", The Guardian
"The best long of The Long Read in 2017", The Guardian
Week16: December 18 - December 24:
"Santa Tracker: How does Santa Claus Deliver All the presents on Christmas Eve", Time
"2017: Year in Review", USA Today
"Trump attacks 'fake news' as reports say he has worst approval rating in modern history", The Independent
"Justin Trudeau is in trouble over a luxury trip to the Bahamas", Travel+Leisure
"Blue Passports could send UK citizens to back of queue, EU officials say", The Guardian
Week15: December 11 - December 17:
"Star Wars: 'Last Jedi' breaks the old toys (but that's okay)", USA Today
"After FFC abandons net neutrality, states take up the fight", USA Today
"Lawmakers hand Theresa May a 'humiliating loss' with veto power vote on Brexit deal", The Toronto Star
"Theresa May to back Brexit compromise to quell rebellion over date", The Guardian
"Theresa May can't even close the gender pay gap for her own staff, let alone the country", The Independent
"The Choice that could save South Africa... or wreck it", The Economist
Week14: December 4 - December 10:
"Person of the year: the Silence breakers", Time
"The one best idea for ending sexual harassment", The Washington Post
"The Jerusalem issue explained", The New York Times
"The firestorm this time: why Los Angeles is burning", Wired
"Chances of no-deal Brexit have 'dropped dramatically'", The Guardian
"Prince Charles's ascension 'could trigger debate on disestablishment", The Guardian
Week13:November 27 - December 3:
"His Royal Higness Prince Henry of Wales and Ms. Meghan Markle are engaged to be married", Royal.uk
"Meghan Markle could shake up the monarchy" says Noam Chomsky", The Guardian
"UK consumer confidence drops to lowest since Brexit result", The Independent
"5 Things to know about the new Senate tax bill", Time
"Donald Trump is testing how much Open racism he can get away with", GQ.com
Week12: November 20 - November 26:
"Black Friday, Thanksgiving online sales climb to record high", Reuters
"Black Friday posts new single day record for gun checks at more than 200,000", USA Today
"Mr Trump's paper towels aren't helping Puerto Rico", The New York Times
"VoteLeave donations: the dark ads, the 'mystery' letter and Brexit's online guru", The Guardian
"Liam Fox: Northern Ireland border cannot be settled until trade deal agreed", The Guardian
Week11: November 18 - November 19:
"Republican Governors' 2018 dilemma: what to do with Trump?", The New York Times
"Who should be Time's Person of the year for 2017?", Time
"U.S. General says nuclear launch order from Trump can be refused", USA Today
"MPs defend fees up to £1,000 an hour to appear on 'Kremlin propaganda' channel", The Guardian
"Deputy leader of far-right group Britain First arrested over speech in Belfast", The Independent
Week10: November 6 - November 12:
"Paradise Papers: Who's who in the leak of offshore secrets?", The Guardian
"The Guardian view on the Paradise Papers: Not all is lost", The Guardian
"EU tells Brexit: Agree Brexit deal within two weeks or no trade talks this year", The Independent
"Church Shooting: 'The Blood of innocents is on our hands'", The Washington Post
"Winners and Loser from Election Day 2017", The Washington Post
Week9: October 30 - November 5:
"Donna Brazile: 'Inside Hillary Clinton's secret takeover of the Democratic National Convention'", Politico
"'House of Cards' to end as Kevin Spacey scandal deepens", USA Today
"Poll: Trump's performance lags behind even tepid public expectations", The Washington Post
"Declaring Opioids a public-health crisis won't solve the crisis: here's what will", The Washington Post
"Revealed: Why Michael Fallon was forced to quit as Defense Secretary", The Guardian
"Boris Johnson in spotlight as questions raised over Russian influence on UK", The Guardian
Osama Bin Laden tracked Prince Harry's deployment to Iraq, CIA files reveal", The Independent
Week8: October 23 - October 29:
"Strippers, Surveillance, Assassination: the wildest JFK files", The Washington Post
"Facebook censored me. Criticize your government and it might censor you too", The Washington Post
"Bill Nye thinks Science will survive the Trump administration", Time
"Russia-backed Facebook posts reached 126 million Americans during election", The Guardian
"The Westminster sexual harassment claims could bring down Theresa May's government", The Independent
"UK police widen Harvey Weinstein sexual abuse investigation", The Guardian
Week7: October 16 - October 22:
"#MeToo: How a hashtag became a rallying cry against sexual harassment", The Guardian
"The Worst is yet to come: Theresa May admits Brexit talks are 'in difficulty'", The Economist
"New Zealand: Another youthful leader takes helm", The Economist
"I posted a graphic selfie of my beating to tell the world #MeToo", Time
Bush, Obama blasts will be water off Trump's back", CNN
Google's parent sends Internet balloons to reconnect Puerto Rico cell phone", USA Today
Week6: October 9 - October 15:
"Eminem unleashes on Trump", CNN
"Trump escalates threats against press, calls news coverage 'frankly disgusting'", The Washington Post
"Why so many people believe in conspiracy theories", Time
"Theresa May refuses to say how she whould vote in EU referendum", The Independent
"Anxiety and depression among UK workers up nearly a third in four years, figures show", The Independent
Week5: October 2 - October 8:
"Las Vegas shooting", USA Today
"Is Las Vegas the worst mass shootings in the US? It's surprisingly complicated", Vox
"35 years of mass shootings in the US in one chart", Time
"Can White Supremacy be legislated under Trump?", Brookings Edu
"After Trump's spat, NFL now least popular sport in the US, poll shows", Newsweek
"Theresa May offers the 'British dream', but speech turns into a nightmare", The Guardian
"Sturgeon urged to delay Scottish independence vote until 2020s", The Guardian
"Canada province to ban anti-abortion protests and create 'safe zones' outside clinics", The Independent
Week4: September 25 - October 1:
"NFL players kneel for anthem in unprecedented defiance of President Trump", The Guardian
"Brexit: European Parliament to propose Northern Ireland stays in single market", The Independent
"Why does Google look different in Europe?", The Economist
"Trump on Puerto Rico crisis: 'This is an island surrounded by water, big water, ocean water'", Business Insider
"Health Secretary designs after drawing ire from chartered flights", The New York Times
"White nationalists fliers removed from university campus", USA Today
"Detroit's Women Convention aims to 'get real about fighting... Oppression", USA Today
Week3: September 18 - September 24:
"Theresa May humiliated on world stage as Brexit bites", Politics.co.uk
"Bregret: Majority of British people think Britain should stay in the EU, finds latest poll", The Independent
"Brexit splits: what divides May, Johnson and Hammond on the big issues", The Guardian
"McCain announces opposition to Republican Health Bill, likely dooming it", The New York Times
"White House Weighs response to North Korea's Threats", The New York Times
"Like hurricanes, climate change is dangerous, but smart storm fixes won't help climate", USA Today
Week2: September 11 - September 17:
"Donald Trump, move over. It's Hillary Clinton's turn to bash the media", USA Today
"Sixteen years after 9/11, is America any safer?", The Atlantic
"LGBT activist Edith Windsor dies: How Edith Windsor became a 'Matriarch of the Gay-Rights movement", Time
"London tube bombing: PM says terror threat level raised to critical", The Guardian
"Irish Prime Minister 'not optimistic' on Brexit talks", BBC News
"Young people fear for Future in Brexit Britain", BBC News
"Labour would win majority over Tories if general election were held tomorrow, latest polls find", The Independent
Week1: September 4 - September 10:
"'Mum's the word! The Duchess is expecting her third baby"!, The Daily Mail
"New leak of Brexit papers reveals fissures between Britain and the EU", The Guardian
"What machines can tell from your face", The Economist
"Hurricane Irma, one of the most powerful in History, roars across Caribbean", The New York Times
"Trump's response to North Korea is both predictable and counterproductive", Vox
"Trump administration announces end of immigration protection for 'Dreamers'", The Washington Post
Week0: August 28 - September 3:
"Harvey gives Trump a Chance to reclaim powerf to unify", The New York Times
"Photos: the Aftermath of Hurricane Harvey", The Atlantic
"Operation Gratitude seeks donations for victims of Tropical Storm Harvey", Los Angeles Daily News
"Confederate statues honor men who erased black history like mine", USA Today
"How Princess Diana saved Britain's Royal family", Newsweek
"'I'm not a quitter': Theresa Lay vows to fight next general election", The Independent
"Brexit talks grind to standstill as UK blames Barnier's 'tied hands'", The Independent