The Guardian (USA) - 2020-10-22

• Revealed: ex-members of Amy Coney Barrett faith group tell of trauma and sexual abuse
• Borat Subsequent Moviefilm review – cinema's top troll goes baiting in Trump's US
• BP market value at 26-year low as investor confidence shaken
• Pope Francis backs same-sex civil unions
• Rudy Giuliani faces questions after compromisi­ng scene in new Borat film
• Modernist architectu­ral marvel made famous by Slim Aarons for sale for $25m
• Republican senator 'personally benefited from tax change he sought'
• At least 10 bodies found during search for Tulsa Race Massacre victims
• Samuel Paty posthumous­ly awarded French Légion d’honneur
• Quibi: shortform streaming service to shut down after six months
• Two die in west London building collapse after explosion
• Parents of 545 children still not found three years after Trump separation policy
• OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma to plead guilty to three criminal charges
• Trump administra­tion alters and downplays human rights abuses in reports
• Breonna Taylor: grand juror speaks out, saying homicide charges weren't offered
• Scientists reveal how diabolical ironclad beetle can bear huge weights
• Washington's crackdown on Google is the greatest threat yet to big tech
• Jamal Khashoggi's fiancee sues Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman
• Berlin police appeal for witnesses after museum artefacts vandalised
• Thailand's prime minister may lift emergency measures
• Cat and mouse on the high seas: on the trail of China's vast squid fleet
• Saudi women's summit accused of 'whitewashi­ng' record on rights
• Nigeria: protests continue despite curfew and president's plea
• Anglo American sued over alleged mass lead poisoning of children in Zambia
• Stadium crush kills at least 11 women seeking visas to leave Afghanista­n
• A US antitrust suit might break up Google. Good – it's the Standard Oil of our day
• What Ice Cube's collaborat­ion with Trump – and critique of Democrats – reveals
• It's not enough for Black Lives Matter to protest. We must run for office too
• If you're pinning your hopes on a Covid vaccine, here's a dose of realism
• Fighting for Black people's rights takes much more than a capital letter
• The cult continues: what does another series on Nxivm add to the story?
• The straight cis men at a corporate gym helped save my trans soul
• Google is facing the biggest antitrust case in a generation. What could happen?
• Rats! How Chicago became the most vermininfe­sted town in the US
• Even if Biden wins US election, time is running out to save Iran nuclear deal
• TikTok expands hate speech ban
• Electric cars 'as cheap to manufactur­e' as regular models by 2024
• The Guardian view on #EndSars and the crackdown: Nigerians deserve better
• The Guardian view on Johnson's government: a threat to the democratic system
• Stephen Colbert on debate mute rule: 'How about a fast-forward button?'
• The Witches review – Roald Dahl reboot fails to cast the original's magic spell
• Paul McCartney to release new album recorded alone in lockdown
• My streaming gem: why you should watch The Little Foxes
• The room where it happens: why writers' rooms make for great TV
• Vote Bartlet: The 10 best episodes of The West Wing
• Top 10 books about the Himalayas
• 'This would have changed my career': music industry finally acts on artist mental health
• Pianist Keith Jarrett unlikely to perform again after two strokes
• Tchaikovsk­y: where to start with his music
• One Man and His Shoes review – the heartbreak­ing rise and fall of Air Jordans
• Kim Kardashian West at 40: how the queen of social media changed the world
• Cordelia review – reality-bending drama of creepy neighbours
• Pink emerges as 2020's colour of political protest
• He bangs: why men are going back to fringes
• Welsh politician­s urge openness on impact of mud from nuclear power station
• Women aged 50-60 at greatest risk of ‘long Covid’, experts suggest
• Warning of tens of thousands of deaths in England from Covid-19 second wave
• Coronaviru­s symptoms: how to tell if you have a common cold, flu or Covid
• If the poorest Americans are selling their blood, the US is in serious trouble
• Diets rich in tea, berries and apples could lower blood pressure – study
• Google Pixel 4a 5G review: cheaper with twoday battery
• The exquisite catharsis of watching Clayton Kershaw fail to implode
• Major League Rugby faces a pandemic – and corrosive politics
• Los Angeles Dodgers too hot for Tampa Bay Rays in Game 1 of World Series
• Hope, joy and 'Tetris': a new start after the fall of Deportivo La Coruña
• Maro Itoje’s hopes for Lions captaincy in South Africa hang in balance
• Championsh­ip roundup: João Pedro turns up heat for fast-rising Watford
• Wasps cleared to take Premiershi­p final place after fresh Covid-19 tests
• O'Connor wins stage 17 of Giro, Soler takes Vuelta stage on home turf
• Liverpool edge out Ajax in Champions League after Nicolás Tagliafico own goal
• Miller-Uibo furious over Naser doping decision as Wada expresses concerns
• Ilkay Gündogan sets up Manchester City win over Porto but injuries mount up
• Real Madrid stunned in Champions League by Covid-hit Shakhtar Donetsk
• Arteta feels he has 'failed' with Özil after Arsenal playmaker hits out
• Champions League roundup: Bayern thrash Atlético, Lukaku rescues Inter
• Marcus Rashford in 'despair' as MPs reject free school meal plan
• Raheem Sterling demands 'proper action' against online abusers

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