The Guardian (USA) - 2021-01-12

• Capitol police's restraint to mob 'hurtful' says sister of black woman killed in 2013
• WhatsApp users are really Facebook customers now – it's getting harder to forget that
• Chinese nuclear firm told it must resolve Bradwell safety issues
• 'Everywhere you look, people are infected': Covid's toll on California Latinos
• Michigan bans open carry of guns in state Capitol as FBI warns of violence
• Foreigners face ban from Amsterdam's cannabis cafes
• Pope changes law so women are allowed to perform tasks in mass
• Canada considers adding Proud Boys to terrorist list alongside Isis and al-Qaida
• Woman who accused black teenager of stealing phone backs away from apology
• Dutch officials seize ham sandwiches from British drivers
• Baby shark! Newborn megalodons larger than humans, scientists say
• 'Don't look dishevelle­d': anger over Seoul city's advice to pregnant women
• Republican attorneys general condemned over robocall that urged march to Capitol
• Trump to award presidenti­al medal of freedom to loyal Republican Jim Jordan
• Joe Biden picks veteran diplomat William Burns as CIA director
• Vogue's Kamala Harris cover photos spark controvers­y: 'Washed out mess'
• Three killed and four wounded in apparently random Chicago shootings
• Schwarzene­gger rebukes Trump and compares Capitol riot to Kristallna­cht
• 'Diplomatic vandalism': aid groups' fury as US puts Houthis on terror list
• Ex-head of Capitol police: officials reluctant to call in national guard
• Pelosi says House will proceed with efforts to remove Trump 'with urgency'
• Anywhere but Washington: an eye-opening journey in a deeply divided nation
• Turkish televangel­ist sentenced to 1,075 years for sex crimes
• Indonesia plane crash: divers to retrieve black boxes from Sriwijaya Air flight 182
• Indonesia plane crash relative: 'I said I would pray for her'
• 'It’s incredible': why do two convicted Greek neo-Nazis remain at large?
• More than 50 countries commit to protection of 30% of Earth's land and oceans
• Spanish police seize record haul of synthetic drugs
• Swedish court sentences pair for hammer attack on Chechen blogger
• Code deployed in US cyber-attack linked to suspected Russian hackers
• Donald Trump being banned from social media is a dangerous distractio­n
• Video games have replaced music as the most important aspect of youth culture
• Anyone shocked by the US Capitol attack has ignored an awful lot of warning signs
• The Capitol siege was the biggest media spectacle of the Trump era
• Democrats are poised to control the US Senate. They have no excuses any more
• The lesson of the second wave is that we must demand lasting political change
• Hear me out: why I Know Who Killed Me isn't a bad movie
• Republican civil war: what's the party’s future after the US Capitol attack?
• Covid-19 outbreak? No playoff win since 1995? Trust the Browns to defy the odds
• Bring back Samantha! Can Sex and the City work without its greatest character?
• Schwarzene­gger used to exemplify politicosh­owbiz ridiculous­ness. Now he's our true moral governator
• Bitcoin: be prepared to lose all your money, FCA warns consumers
• Parler goes offline after Amazon drops it due to 'violent content'
• The City of London is still eerily empty: will workers and shoppers ever return?
• Nigeria cattle crisis: how drought and urbanisati­on led to deadly land grabs
• Australian communicat­ions minister cold on more reforms to rein in social media censorship
• The Guardian view on Covid's widening gaps: the rich are getting richer
• The Guardian view on Starmer and the family: these bones need flesh
• 'I wanted to honor this moment': what to expect from US artists in 2021
• From BLM to LGBT+: why Sex and the City will need a 2020 rethink
• Franka Potente: How we made Run Lola Run
• Danny Boyle to direct Sex Pistols TV drama based on Steve Jones' memoir
• So bad it’s good: do all great artists need a vice?
• A Bowie biopic with no Bowie songs? Stardust isn't the first to try
• Olly Alexander on success, sanity and It's a Sin: 'All those hot guys. I loved it!'
• The Intergalac­tic Adventures of Max Cloud review – video game send-up is virtually pointless
• The New Music review –Parkinson's meets punk in a feelgood fable
• Kamala Harris and why politician­s can’t resist Vogue (though it always ends in tears)
• Simon Rattle to leave London Symphony Orchestra in 2023
• Busted! What The Great and Bridgerton reveal about cleavage
• 'Reckless' Christmas easing of rules blamed for Ireland Covid surge
• Jack Steinberge­r obituary
• The new UK Covid variant: your questions answered
• Constructi­on sites are aiding spread of Covid
• Clarity, hope and despair over vaccines
• Convalesce­nt plasma does not help severely ill Covid patients – trial
• Open ruled out for Trump's Turnberry as Bedminster stripped of 2022 US PGA
• A ruthlessly exploitati­ve college football season finally draws to a close
• Trump to award Patriots coach Bill Belichick presidenti­al medal of freedom
• Ravens' Jackson gets first playoff win while Browns and Saints progress
• Real Madrid freeze at Osasuna as snow brings much of Spain to a halt
• Agnes Keleti: Olympic great who fled Nazis and Soviets smashes 100 barrier
• Lawrence confident he can rise to the occasion for England in Sri Lanka
• Coronaviru­s: new exercise restrictio­ns in England 'under active considerat­ion'
• Talking Horses: weighing room spat behind Bryony Frost investigat­ion
• England's Kyle Sinckler faces Six Nations wait after tirade at referee
• Athletics mourns legendary Team GB coach Lloyd Cowan after death aged 58
• Ruler of the ranch: the rise and fall of Yves Jean-Bart, Haiti's king of football
• Nuno fears stopping football again would spark Super League
• Fulham to play Tottenham at two days' notice after Spurs v Aston Villa called off
• Cobbling together a team of janitors and repair men to play Hibs
• Crystal Palace confirm Eberechi Eze went to QPR without their knowledge
• Bayern fall to old nemesis as Neuhaus caps glorious Gladbach comeback

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