The Guardian today: Obama off-the-cuff and full of swagger: State of the Union leaves GOP enraged

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Obama off-the-cuff and full of swagger: State of the Union leaves GOP enraged President’s speech avoided all-out triumphalism – but also an olive branch, as Republicans insisted ‘he needs to remember he’s lost the election’  Guantánamo officials faked letter from inmate’s mother who could not write Tel Aviv bus knife attack: four seriously injured Chilcot confirms delay to publication of Iraq war report Paris attacks: four charged with links to terror plot UN dismisses North Korea’s claim that damning human rights report is invalid
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