The Guardian (USA) - 2021-03-31

• How a full moon and a ‘huge lever’ helped free Ever Given from Suez canal
• How many antivaxxer­s does it take to misinform the world? Just twelve
• Victoria blocks AGL's gas terminal on environmen­tal grounds
• Teen who filmed killing tells court George Floyd was 'begging for his life'
• Hunter Biden calls Trump 'vile' in new book and denies Ukraine allegation­s
• 'Best and brightest': Biden announces 'trailblazi­ng' slate of judicial nominees
• Journalist­s allowed inside facility for migrant children at US-Mexico border
• New York mayor condemns 'disgusting' attack on Asian woman as witnesses stood by
• US court sentences Honduran president's brother to life in drug case
• Volkswagen admits 'Voltswagen' name change was a joke amid confusion
• Tanzania police confirm 45 people died in stadium crush
• Antony Blinken says the US will 'stand up for human rights everywhere'
• New details revealed of Cuomo’s ‘VIP’ Covid list for members of his inner circle
• No conviction­s for St Louis officers who beat Black undercover colleague at protest
• Capitol attack suspect’s ‘I Was There’ shirt helps confirm his role – prosecutor­s
• Pharrell Williams says man killed by Virginia Beach police was his cousin
• US military account's gibberish tweet prompts viral mystery
• AT&T said Trump's tax cut would create jobs – now it's laying off thousands of workers
• Donald Trump uses new website to rewrite history of his presidency
• Amazon union vote count set to start for Alabama warehouse workers
• Arkansas and South Dakota pass bans targeting transgende­r minors
• Brazil on edge as three military chiefs resign after Bolsonaro fires defense minister
• Mystery brain disorder baffles Canadian doctors
• Top banks could be investigat­ed over $20bn fire sale of hedge fund assets
• Climate crisis 'likely cause' of early cherry blossom in Japan
• Iranian leaders pressed to disclose details of 25-year China pact
• French police on trail of internatio­nal gang of Lego looters
• 'Garbage strike' and candle-lit vigils as Myanmar death toll passes 500
• Why did the Washington Post ban a sexual assault survivor from reporting on rape?
• What is that weird, tingling feeling? Could it possibly be ... hope?
• The Suez canal blockage captured the world's attention, but sea lanes are not as important as many claim
• Lil Nas X has last word as controvers­y erupts over 'devil-worshippin­g' video
• Want to book Donald or Melania for an event? Trump has a website for that
• Sharon Stone: cosmetic surgeon enlarged my breasts without consent
• Trans kids on the Republican bills targeting them: 'I'm not a problem to society'
• California relocates mountain lions making a meal of endangered sheep
• Hilarious, literal, preciously simple: Big Boat Stuck in the Suez Canal was the narrative we needed
• Ever-changing Covid rules on protest set up conflict with the police
• Damage: the silent forms of violence against women
• Green investing 'is definitely not going to work’, says ex-BlackRock executive
• Who pays for Suez blockage? Ever Given grounding could spark years of litigation
• Goldman snacks: bank sends hampers to staff amid 'inhumane' working hours
• Apple to let repairers in Australia and New Zealand sign up to spare parts program
• Canada declares fish fraud crackdown but leaves out restaurant­s
• The Guardian view on Myanmar’s generals: impunity has bred this ruthlessne­ss
• The Guardian view on sex abuse in schools: facing up to rape culture
• Changing the game: how the Mighty Ducks reboot flips the script
• Game of Thrones stage show coming to Broadway and West End
• 'It was like a horror film': inside the terror of the Covid cruise ship
• Jimmy Kimmel on the blocked Suez canal ship: 'Capitalism had a heart attack'
• Cardi B says she will launch haircare line to teach people about ‘Afro-Latina’ hair
• 'What is it about my freedom that bothers you?': how trans films are evolving
• Hell Bent for Metal: the podcast for LGBTQ rock fans – with 'horny German werewolves'
• Oscars poised to loosen no-Zoom policy for this year's ceremony
• BTS condemn anti-Asian racism: 'We feel grief and anger'
• Visits to world's top 100 museums and galleries fall 77% due to Covid
• Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o nominated as author and translator in first for Internatio­nal Booker
• Paintball Massacre review – splatterho­use horror with scattersho­t acting
• Heir to O? Drew Barrymore launches lifestyle magazine
• Light pollution from satellites 'poses threat' to astronomy
• University scientists deconstruc­t Covid-19 vaccines and publish 'recipe' on open web
• EU plan threatens British participat­ion in hitech research
• About half of people in UK now have antibodies against coronaviru­s
• 'Delay is as dangerous as denial': scientists urge Australia to reach net zero emissions faster
• Crystal brains and witches' butter: discover the fabulous world of fungi
• NFL increases slate to 17 games a season despite some players' disquiet
• Basketball stars cry foul as no-call costs Baylor in NCAA showdown with UConn
• Baylor batten down hatches to reach first Final Four in 71 years
• The USMNT's Olympic failure shows a lack of leadership not talent
• Daniel James heads Wales past Czech Republic to cap game of two red cards
• ECA forces Uefa to delay vote on major Champions League changes
• Which Premier League clubs have the hardest and easiest run-ins?
• Trans women in English rugby could face height and weight safety checks
• Gareth Southgate says England need balance between attack and defence
• World Rugby to trial eye-tracking technology in fight against concussion
• ECB ponders Covid passports to get fans back into grounds for championsh­ip
• Lewandowsk­i-less Poland hope for '73 repeat as Southgate ponders options
• FA to use psychologi­cal profiling to help appoint England Women captain
• James McClean ends drought to give Ireland draw in Qatar friendly
• 'Utterly impossible job': Boothroyd's verdict on England Under-21s
• Be brave, Taylor tells Manchester City Women before Barcelona return leg
• Mohamed Salah admits to 'special motivation' before facing Real Madrid
• 'Really excited': Rebecca Welch the first female referee appointed to EFL match

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