They were the images that defined the conflict in Iraq: the pain of ordinary Iraqi civilians, the exhaustion of American soldiers. But what became of them? From Fort Polk, Louisiana, USA, to Tal Afar, northern Iraq, Guardian reporters track down the people behind the images and hear their moving stories
While Donald Trump had no problem demanding that Barack Obama reveal details about his passport and time at college on Wednesday, the billionaire business mogul proved rather less forthcoming when it came to a request for information about himself.
Trump announced on Wednesday that he would donate $5m to a charity of Obama’s choosing, if the president handed over his “college records and applications, and passport application and records”.
But when the Guardian contacted Trump’s office to ask for Trump’s college and passport records, it was accused of “trying to be funny” and the request was deemed to be “stupid”. Listen to what happened when Guardian US reporter Adam Gabbatt contacted his office.
(Source: SoundCloud / AdamGabbatt)
This is an edited extract of the recording posted on YouTube by Hackers from the group Anonymous. The group has broadcast a private conference call between the FBI and Scotland Yard exposing details of a major international cybercrime investigation
Egyptians have flocked to the polling stations in their millions amid a string of logistical problems, Jack Shenker reports from Cairo. Follow the latest news from Egypt with our live blog as the country goes to the polls in its first election post-Mubarak
Charles Arthur looks at the legacy of Steve Jobs in the tech industry and beyond
A selection of stories, photos, quotes, video and audio from guardian.co.uk, curated by James Walsh, Hannah Waldram, Carmen Fishwick and the Guardian's editorial team. We are also editors of the news tag.
London
Flickr has had a re-boot and, as a result, it has released all of the photos of mine it previously had locked up...
