The Guardian (USA) - 2021-01-04

• 'Traitors and patriots': Republican push to keep Trump in power seems doomed
• Healthcare to the electoral college: seven ways 2020 left America exposed
• The Oxford Covid jab is delivered this week. But when will vaccines bring results?
• ‘This is a referendum’: US Senate on a knifeedge as Georgia runoffs loom
• The world in 2021 – how global politics will change this year
• Squatters issue death threats to archaeolog­ist who discovered oldest city in the Americas
• Greta Thunberg at 18: 'I'm not telling anyone what to do'
• Irish state broadcaste­r apologises over TV comedy depicting God as rapist
• Bitcoin hits record high on 12th anniversar­y of its creation
• Julian Assange partner: extraditio­n would be ‘unthinkabl­e travesty’
• The vagina dialogues: 33-metre artwork draws far right's ire in Brazil
• Mitch McConnell and Nancy Pelosi homes vandalised in Covid protests
• California crash: seven children killed in head-on collision
• Iran steps up nuclear plans as tensions rise on anniversar­y of Suleimani’s killing
• Iran vows to retaliate against any 'enemy action', one year after Suleimani killing
• Tony Blair: I would have voted for Boris Johnson's post-Brexit trade deal
• Britons living in Spain barred from Madrid flight in post-Brexit travel row
• Tesla almost hits 500,000-car delivery target for 2020 despite pandemic
• Two canyoners sucked into a whirlpool in the NSW Blue Mountains found dead
• Boris Johnson would lose majority and seat in election tomorrow – poll
• Destructio­n of brutalist architectu­re in north of England prompts outcry
• Four Seasons Total Landscapin­g gave us all a lightheart­ed lesson in 2020
• ‘Cancel culture’ is not the preserve of the left. Just ask our historians
• Is the world waking up to collective action's possibilit­ies?
• Do we have to age?
• Adut Akech: ‘I was just this shy kid’
• I lived like an astronaut for months in isolation
• Can Kamala Harris as vice-president be both loyal deputy and heir apparent?
• 'Peak hype': why the driverless car revolution has stalled
• The race to replace Bill de Blasio: Who will be New York City's next mayor?
• How is the Oxford Covid vaccine being deployed in England?
• The Guardian view on Trump's strategy: overturn result, cheat democracy
• The 'black swan' Covid catastroph­e shows us just how fragile our world is
• The Observer view on informatio­n about the rollout of the Covid vaccine
• The Guardian view on schools: ministers outclassed by teachers
• Harrowing ordeal of Guantánamo prisoner comes to the big screen
• Sunday with Arlo Parks: ‘I’m a nocturnal creature’
• Happy stylish new year? Sequins add sparkle to lockdown loungewear as hopes soar
• Eye creams: 10 of the best
• India’s approval of Covid vaccines triggers mass immunisati­on drive
• Symptomles­s cases in schools could be key driver in spread of Covid-19
• Ryan García comes off floor to stop Luke Campbell for interim lightweigh­t title
• Solskjær’s spirit of unity is building real momentum at Manchester United
• Floyd Little, NFL Hall of Fame Denver Broncos running back, dies at 78
• Manchester City to hold investigat­ion after Benjamin Mendy hosts NYE party
• Real Madrid retake top spot in La Liga while Leipzig hit Bundesliga summit
• England to begin mandatory quarantine after passing first Covid test in Sri Lanka
• Gerwyn Price sets up PDC world final showdown with Gary Anderson
• Maddison and Tielemans on target as Leicester go third after win at Newcastle
• Phil Foden excels in Manchester City's emphatic win over lacklustre Chelsea
• Premier League fans’ half-term reports. Part two: Liverpool to Wolves
• European roundup: Bayern hit back to beat Mainz while 10-man Milan stay top
• Kieran Trippier's betting ban for breaching FA rules suspended by Fifa
• Bournemout­h condemn 'disgusting' racial abuse of Junior Stanislas
• Lacazette double rounds off Arsenal's demolition of West Brom in snow
• Premier League fans’ half-term reports. Part one: Arsenal to Leicester

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