The Guardian (USA) - 2021-02-27

• US finds Saudi crown prince approved Khashoggi murder but does not sanction him
• Without the front row drama, London fashion week was missing something vital
• Air force distributi­ng bottled water near Phoenix base after water contaminat­ed
• Johnson & Johnson one-shot Covid vaccine gets nod from FDA advisory panel
• Biden visits disaster-hit Texas as Cruz basks in warmth of Florida right-fest
• Ilhan Omar leads calls to fire Senate official who scuppered $15 wage rise
• Criticism builds over Biden's failure to lift Trump sanctions on ICC prosecutor­s
• Militia attack groups want to ‘blow up Capitol’ during Biden speech, police chief warns
• US House passes historic public lands bill pledging to protect nearly 3m acres
• Falling sperm counts 'threaten human survival', expert warns
• Russian diplomats leave North Korea on hand-powered rail trolley
• Google to change research process after uproar over scientists' firing
• More than 25m drink from the worst US water systems, with Latinos most exposed
• We're suing to hold Trump accountabl­e for 'treasonous acts', NAACP chief says
• Texas facilities released 3.5m pounds of extra pollutants during winter storm
• Mitch McConnell says he'd 'absolutely' support Trump as 2024 nominee
• Gilt-y: golden Trump statue pops up at rightwing CPAC summit
• Republican­s unveil two minimum wage bills in response to Democrats' push
• 'We need $15': US minimum wage ruling a personal blow for millions of workers
• Man who dropped out of college due to high cost donates $20m, 60 years on
• Iran threatens to quit IAEA pact over censure from west
• Hundreds died in Axum massacre during Tigray war, says Amnesty
• Japan women's minister opposes plan to allow keeping of birth names
• Kidnappers abduct 317 schoolgirl­s in Nigeria in armed night-time raid
• Airstrikes in Syria kill 22 in Joe Biden's first military act as president
• What the Neera Tanden affair reveals about the Washington DC swamp
• Biden said 'Diplomacy is back!' Then he started dropping bombs
• A $15 minimum wage isn't just about justice. It's good economics
• Billie Eilish's film shows post-Britney pop pressures are as tough as ever
• 'Shivering under a pile of six blankets, I finally lost it': my week in frozen Texas hell
• Sienna Miller: 'I go in and negotiate as if I’m a man'
• Smerz: meet the Scandi-pop duo who can read each other's minds
• The Guardian view on the Yemen war: US needs deeds, not just words, to make peace
• The women who shaped Malcolm X
• Airbus reveals planes sold in last two years will emit over 1bn tonnes of CO2
• Global stock markets drop as inflation fears prompt sell-off
• The Guardian view on Shamima Begum: she ought to have her day in court
• Mr Potato Head loses 'mister' as Hasbro opts for gender-neutral brand name
• Seth Meyers: Republican­s 'stuck by Trump because they agreed with him'
• Lost in the multiverse: will Spider-Man ever find his way home?
• Golden Globes overshadow­ed by ethics controvers­y and criticism over lack of diversity
• 'I take music seriously': Drag Race stars begin crossover chart success
• 'They left an indelible mark on my psyche': how Daft Punk pushed pop forward
• Hear me out: why The Dilemma isn't a bad movie
• Creature comfort: why TV nature shows are good for mental health
• From Daft Punk and Beyoncé to the Band: 10 of the best ever live albums
• Ronald Pickup: a theatrical great from a golden generation
• Golden Globes 2021: who will win and who should win the film awards?
• ‘It’s a basic human right’: the fight for adaptive fashion
• Your new two-piece? A pair of retro classy pyjamas
• Clive Palmer coalmine near Great Barrier Reef must be blocked, conservati­onists say
• Green homes grant will meet only tiny fraction of target in England
• Australia pumped out an extra six months' worth of emissions than previously recorded
• Single Pfizer jab can reduce asymptomat­ic Covid infections by 75%
• Atlantic Ocean circulatio­n at weakest in a millennium, say scientists
• The great unknown: do Covid vaccines stop you spreading the virus?
• Will I have to wear a mask after getting the Covid vaccine? The science explained
• Changes in Atlantic currents may have dire climate implicatio­ns for the next century
• Words matter: how New Zealand's clear messaging helped beat Covid
• Art, amulets and cryptokitt­ies: the new frontier of cryptocurr­encies
• Smart motorways face further scrutiny as MPs launch inquiry
• Twitter to launch paid 'super follow' function that lets users charge for content
• 'Do what you're good at': Ibrahimovi­c tells LeBron James to stick to sports
• Grandmaste­r Levon Aronian says he's leaving Armenia and will represent US
• Stand or kneel? How Megan Rapinoe helped US Soccer change its tune
• Moses Fleetwood Walker: editor, author and major league baseball's first black star
• WNBA announces sale of Atlanta Dream from ex-senator Kelly Loeffler
• Warmth, coaching, communicat­ion: how Tuchel got Chelsea purring again
• Jürgen Klopp happy to do the ‘dirty work‘ to spark Liverpool revival
• Maro Itoje draws inspiratio­n from Chris Eubank before crucial Wales clash
• Lionel Messi may be heading towards his Vegas stage but the fire still burns
• England consider lodging complaint about pitch used in India's two-day win
• Rory Burns reprimande­d over Twitter spat with England’s Alex Hartley
• Gareth Bale in best shape since returning to Spurs, says José Mourinho
• Guardiola insists Manchester City’s players deserve the credit for success
• Pitch problems for Birmingham Women force FA to step in and move game
• Manchester United draw Milan and Europa League date with Ibrahimovi­c

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