The Guardian today: Donald Trump's first budget: big hike for defense spending as most agencies cut

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the guardian today Tuesday 28 Feb 2017 Headlines More » Donald Trump's first budget: big hike for defense spending as most agencies cut White House officials say Trump will uphold campaign promise to build up military, at the expense of foreign aid and environmental programmes John Major attacks government over approach to Brexit Jack Monroe begins libel proceedings against Katie Hopkins SpaceX to send two people around the moon who paid for a 2018 mission Nigel Farage calls for Douglas Carswell to be expelled from Ukip BMW considers making electric Mini outside UK due to Brexit worries Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Fight on UK train after people kept placing bagels on travellers' heads British Transport police held the train in Hertfordshire after being alerted to passengers fighting and intimidating others The Nightly Show: Britain's latest crack at US-style late-night TV The parallels between Scottish nationalism and racism are clear | Claire Heuchan Jamie Vardy fires back to inspire rampant Leicester to shock Liverpool Jamie Vardy claims 'unfair' criticism fired up Leicester City to hit back Detained by US immigration: 'In that moment I loathed America' | Mem Fox Sport More » Double honours for Daniel Taylor as the Guardian wins four SJA awards England's players must develop quick wits however odd Jones's complaints | Robert Kitson Keegan Hirst: 'I envied the lads brave enough to come out at school' Comment is free More » Forget Trump's tweets and media bans. The real issue is his threat to the internet | Charles Ferguson The Oscars mix-up matters because this night was always about racial bias | Suzanne Moore Stoke shows how to destroy Ukip – ​split the alienated voters and hardcore racists | Paul Mason Culture More » Moonlight wins Oscar for best picture … two minutes after La La Land Andrew Scott as Hamlet at the Almeida – in pictures How we made Cockney Rebel's Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me) Business More » LSE/Deutsche Börse merger on brink of failure over EU demand City watchdog sounds alarm bells over hard Brexit Technology More » Scraping by on six figures? Tech workers feel poor in Silicon Valley's wealth bubble Is there a Nokia 3310 of video games? Travel More » 10 of the best market restaurants in Barcelona Condor moments: trekking in Patagonia Life and style More » Who won the Oscars 2017 red carpet? Political upset is the new normal The 20 best French recipes: part 1 Eyewitness picture of the day More » An aerial view of containers in Shenzhen port Shutterstock Football Comment is free Environment

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BREAKING: At least four dead after small plane hits Riverside, Calif., neighborhood in fiery crash

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BREAKING: Senate confirms billionaire investor Wilbur Ross as Trump's Commerce secretary

Having trouble viewing this email? | View it in your browser   Ross, who had been spoken of positively by members of both parties, was approved by a 72-27 vote on Monday. So far, the Senate has confirmed 15 out of 22 Trump Cabinet or Cabinet-level picks requiring confirmation. FOR MORE ON THIS STORY, GO TO:   USATODAY.COM     Help | Advertise | Home Delivery | Privacy Policy - Your California Privacy Rights     © 2017 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC. 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22108

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the guardian today - Australia edition Tuesday 28 Feb 2017 Headlines More » Bill Leak could have ended racial complaint earlier, says Gillian Triggs – politics live Human Rights Commission president says the Australian's cartoonist had two opportunities to assert he drew cartoon in good faith. Follow it live... Detained by US immigration: 'In that moment I loathed America' | Mem Fox Trump says Oscar mix-up was because show was 'focused so hard on politics' Halal certifier's defamation case against Kirralie Smith and Q Society settled out of court More voters see Malcolm Turnbull as out of touch and arrogant, Guardian Essential poll shows Queensland abortion decriminalisation bills will go to Law Reform Commission Sport More » World Rugby backs referee Poite over England v Italy ruck debate Australian spinners' next mission in India: surviving a second Test grind | Adam Collins Geoff Toovey: 'It's very easy to pull club culture apart' Lewis Hamilton fastest on first day of testing as Mercedes deliver on speed Zlatan Ibrahimovic is not the new Cantona but buys José Mourinho time | Barney Ronay Culture More » Best picture chaos and Kimmel trolling Trump – the 2017 Oscars as it happened Inua Ellams: The word 'immigrant' is used to make people fear the unknown American Idiot review – Green Day's rock opera premieres in Australia with a Trumpian twist Comment is free More » There's one thing that makes Malcolm Turnbull look good: Tony Abbott | Peter Lewis Company tax cuts could lead to lower living standards for Australians | Greg Jericho The Guardian view on George W Bush: a welcome return | Editorial Life and style More » Who won the Oscars 2017 red carpet? Political upset is the new normal Rock art to digital films: on the territory's art trail The 20 best French recipes: part 1 Technology More » Scraping by on six figures? Tech workers feel poor in Silicon Valley's wealth bubble Is there a Nokia 3310 of video games? Science More » WHO names 12 bacteria that pose the greatest threat to human health Cancer patients could be disadvantaged by Brexit, say experts Environment More » Australia's 'biggest ever' antivenom dose saves boy bitten by funnel web spider Great Barrier Reef could face another big coral bleaching event this year Video More » Liberal senator Scott Ryan defends politicans' entitlements on Q&A – video Julie Bishop takes issue with Abbott's view on Turnbull government – video Ahmed Fahour hits back at Pauline Hanson: 'Does she have an issue with the colour of my skin?' – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » SpaceX to send two people around the moon who paid for a 2018 mission CEO Elon Musk said the private journey would take about a week, nearing the moon's surface without landing on it Catholicism has done more harm to Australia than Islam. Where's the outrage? | Kristina Keneally Donald Trump's first budget: big hike for defense spending as most agencies cut PwC issues apology after Oscars best picture envelope mistake Q&A recap: penalty rates decision and Tony Abbott 'hypocrisy' prompt debate Jamie Vardy fires back to inspire rampant Leicester to shock Liverpool Sport Culture Comment is free Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396