The Guardian (USA) - 2020-10-10

• How the domestic terror plot to kidnap Michigan's governor unravelled
• Covid-19 has unmasked the true nature of Donald Trump and Trumpism
• Runners and writers: who got what in the birthday honours list
• Inside the climate battle quietly raging about US homes
• Residents of remote Scottish peninsula face up to its future as spaceport
• Cyprus asks UN to step in as beach in north is opened after 46 years
• 'Mail voting doesn't work for Navajo Nation': Native Americans face steep election hurdles
• Russia hosts talks proposing NagornoKar­abakh ceasefire
• Faith leaders back Biden in sign that evangelica­l support for Trump is waning
• Hurricane Delta: Louisiana battered by 100mph winds as storm makes landfall
• Federal judge denies plea to extend Florida voter registrati­on
• British-born Isis suspects plead not guilty over deaths of US hostages
• Presidenti­al debate schedule in disarray after Trump refuses virtual event
• Demand surges for Regeneron drug that Trump claims ‘cures’ Covid-19
• Donald Trump plans Florida rally on Saturday amid Covid test secrecy
• North Korea plans biggest ever military parade for party anniversar­y – report
• More than 500 child victims of 'revenge porn' in England and Wales last year
• Danger lurks for Ardern even as her star power dominates New Zealand election
• UN's World Food Programme wins Nobel peace prize
• 1MDB scandal: former Trump fundraiser charged with allegedly lobbying US to drop inquiry
• Italian prosecutor­s investigat­e alleged mistreatme­nt of 'escape genius' bear
• EU and UK teams pin hopes on 'tunnel' talks to deliver Brexit deal
• Scientists get hands dirty with research into medieval poop
• Medical workers are sacrificin­g themselves to protect us. Here's how we can help them
• Learn lessons from the first wave? Johnson and co are far too busy for that
• People, not carbon emissions, should be at the heart of the west's climate action
• Kevin Bacon: 'I couldn't care less about being heroic or handsome'
• Sayaka Murata: 'I acted how I thought a cute woman should act - it was horrible'
• 'A sign of revolution': why the black power beret is making a comeback
• 'Total destructio­n': why fires are tearing across South America
• I left my friends in prison in a pandemic. Here's what it's like for them
• LeBron ended my NBA title hopes three times. He's even better now – in every sense
• BAME groups hit hard again as Covid second wave grips UK nations
• US Senate elections: the key races that will determine power in Washington
• Why Kanye West's fight for his masters marks a changing music industry
• Provider of Trump Covid drug is president's golf friend
• The Guardian view on next year's exams: low marks for ministers
• The Guardian view on Sunak's U-turn: bad for him but good for the country
• Trevor Noah on the VP debate: Pence dodged questions 'like they were a PG-13 movie'
• The War with Grandpa review: De Niro slums in delayed ex-Weinstein farce
• 'The goal was to break the mold': Deaf U series blazes a trail on Netflix
• Never mind the rock memoirs: the musicians turning to fiction
• The Haunting of Bly Manor review – horror with a chilling lack of shocks
• Stephen King, Margaret Atwood and Roxane Gay champion trans rights in open letter
• Neil Gaiman: 'Narnia made me want to write, to do that magic trick'
• If cinemas survive this movie drought, 2021 will see a flood of blockbuste­rs
• 'We lost ourselves': Future Islands, the synthpop band who nearly blew it
• 'Open that door or I'll blow it down!' The jazz legends who caused TV mayhem
• Louise Glück: Colm Tóibín on a brave and truthful Nobel winner
• This season’s trends could feel irrelevant. But there is one that fits the strange mood of now
• Coronaviru­s symptoms: how to tell if you have a common cold, flu or Covid
• ‘Hyperbolic messaging’ eroding public trust in UK's Covid response
• Herd immunity letter signed by fake experts including 'Dr Johnny Bananas'
• Sadiq Khan: further Covid restrictio­ns in London ‘inevitable’
• Henrik Lundqvist inks with Washington Capitals as NHL free agency kicks off
• Renaissanc­e accountant­s remembered
• New York Jets announce negative Covid-19 test results after Friday scare
• China state television to air Game 5 of NBA finals after one-year ban
• LA Dodgers and Atlanta Braves complete sweeps to book NLCS clash
• Nicklas Bendtner: 'I became too fond of the lifestyle that came with the money'
• Nadal and Djokovic see off spirited challenges to reach French Open final
• What sets Lewis Hamilton apart from Schumacher is personal developmen­t
• 'My name won't put me to the top of the championsh­ip', says Mick Schumacher
• Talking Horses: chaotic scenes as wrong horse is announced as third
• Foles thwarts Brady again as Chicago Bears rally past Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Tessa Lavey to juggle WNBL, AFLW with one eye on Tokyo Olympics
• Jack Grealish: 'I would love to be like Gazza. He played with such joy'
• Gareth Southgate fears changes to Euro 2020 format because of Covid-19
• When fair becomes foul in the make-believe world of Ifab's chief David Elleray
• Premier League's pay-per-view TV deal under fire from furious football fans
• Scotland one win away from Euro 2020 but still the doubters remain
• Marcus Rashford given MBE in birthday honours for school meals campaign
• Luis Suárez says he was reduced to tears by Barcelona’s treatment of him

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