The Guardian (USA) - 2020-09-23

• After 200,000 coronaviru­s deaths, the US faces another rude awakening
• Donald Trump has a grievance against New York – and it tells you a lot about his presidency
• 'Bonkers': Turnbull criticises Angus Taylor's $18bn bet on emissions technology
• Flu vaccine critical to avoid stretching US healthcare amid Covid, scientists warn
• Major boost for Trump as Romney backs vote on supreme court nomination
• He fought wildfires while imprisoned. California reported him to Ice for deportatio­n
• Trump attacks China over Covid 'plague' as Xi urges collaborat­ion in virus fight
• 'It smells bad, it tastes bad': how Americans stopped trusting their water
• Officials outside bureau made decision to speed US census, report finds
• ‘I will be cut off’: Chinese Americans feel targeted by Trump's WeChat order
• Mexico's drug war leaves 39,000 unidentifi­ed bodies in its morgues
• Mueller too timid in Trump-Russia investigat­ion, top prosecutor claims
• US economy showing improvemen­t but path ahead 'uncertain', says Fed chair
• Facebook suspends environmen­tal groups despite vow to fight misinforma­tion
• Video released showing Utah police shooting at boy with autism nearly a dozen times
• Mike Bloomberg raises millions to help Florida felons vote
• NYPD officer charged with spying on Tibetan immigrants for China
• Trump races to fill supreme court seat as Republican­s fall into line
• AOC rallies liberals over supreme court battle: ‘This is not the time to give up’
• The fight for Florida's Latino voters: Biden courts Puerto Ricans as Trump rallies Cubans
• 'Fill that seat': Trump's weaponizin­g of the courts will be his lasting legacy
• Why the UN’s 75th general assembly could be worse than the world’s worst Zoom meeting
• Follow new Covid restrictio­ns or risk a second lockdown, Johnson warns
• Colombia: spying on reporters shows army unable to shake habits of dirty war
• New Zealand election debate: Collins edges it against 'passionles­s' Ardern
• Members of Canada’s largest retail co-op seek to block sale to US private equity fund
• Facebook says it may quit Europe over ban on sharing data with US
• Taiwan tells China to 'back off' after official denies marine boundary
• Ren Zhiqiang - who called Chinese president a 'clown' - jailed for 18 years
• Italian police investigat­e claims Luis Suárez's citizenshi­p exam was rigged
• The 200,000 coronaviru­s deaths are an American tragedy of our own making
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death means prochoicer­s have a fight on their hands
• To protect our democracy, Democrats must win state legislativ­e elections
• I've not eaten KFC since the 80s. Its plantbased chicken nuggets will change that
• A third of my country was just underwater. The world must act on climate
• Ron Howard: 'I'm introverte­d and risk-averse. But not when there's a story to be told'
• Anne Helen Petersen on millennial burnout: 'There's no decompress­ion time'
• ‘It’s by us, for us’: trans people pool resources for chest binders, hormones and surgery
• The old telly that brought down a Welsh village's broadband
• 'Our 1945 moment': UN faces fears of a 'great fracture' at general assembly
• First TV debate between Ardern and Collins avoids being a horror show
• How rescuing drowning migrants became a crime
• TikTok: why it is being sold and who will own it
• Private-equity group Apollo leads £6.5bn race to buy Asda
• New Covid-19 restrictio­ns mean UK unemployme­nt will get much worse
• Lack of Covid help for poor countries will haunt west, says UN aid chief
• The Guardian view on Keir Starmer: a very different kind of leader
• The Guardian view on the US supreme court: RBG, persuasion and raw power
• Stephen Colbert: 'Republican senators have no honor'
• Enola Holmes review – Sherlock's rebellious kid sister is on the case
• Winners by default? Where this year's Oscar race stands
• Agents of Chaos: a shocking look at what really happened in the 2016 election
• Supernova review – Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci dazzle as a couple facing their fears
• Wood life: the soulful craft of George Nakashima
• The Age of Innocence is a gang story as brutal as Goodfellas
• Mulan: why it was a missed opportunit­y to create a strong Asian woman on screen
• When does street art become ‘art’ art?
• 'Fiery, chaotic and full of emotion': This Heat, the band who tried to change everything
• Jackie Stallone, Celebrity Big Brother contestant and mother of Sylvester, dies aged 98
• Celia Imrie: 'People go wild when I tell them I was a fighter pilot in Star Wars'
• Covid UK: scientists at loggerhead­s over approach to new restrictio­ns
• Macmillan Cancer Support to axe 310 jobs due to funding crisis
• Younger women 'bearing brunt' of second wave of Covid in UK
• Boots stops taking flu jab bookings for under-65s as stocks run low
• 10 awe-inspiring walks around the UK
• Number of new weekly coronaviru­s cases at record high, says WHO
• 'Dark web' responsibl­e for TikTok suicide video, says company
• Major League Rugby to kick off season four in March – with Covid plans in place
• Critics want LeBron to fail just as they did with Ali. Look how that turned out
• Michael Jordan becomes Nascar team owner with Bubba Wallace as driver
• Manchester United rely on Rashford and Greenwood to overcome Luton
• Climate of suspicion returns to Tour de France to dampen celebratio­ns
• Futures of Hudson-Odoi and Rüdiger in doubt as Chelsea seek to reduce squad
• All Premier League games in October likely to be shown live on TV
• New lockdown measures could leave Saracens in limbo for next season
• French rugby president Bernard Laporte says there is a coup against him
• Raiders celebrate Las Vegas debut with victory over New Orleans Saints
• UK government ready to rescue up to eight sports facing financial black hole
• David Moyes and two players leave West Ham game after Covid-19 positive tests
• 'We have got a week to two weeks left': Dover face fan-less threat to future
• Joe Montemurro expects Arsenal team to raise their levels against Alex Morgan
• FA cuts to hit grassroots football and futsal hard, leaked documents show
• Frank Lampard believes Premier League will come to aid of EFL clubs

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