The Guardian (USA) - 2021-04-10

• Amazon workers in Alabama vote against forming company’s first union
• ‘The earth holds so much power’: Deb Haaland visits sacred site Trump shrank
• As the pandemic starts to recede, New York looks more divided than ever
• DMX: US rapper dies aged 50 following heart attack
• Kathe Sackler proud of OxyContin despite US opioids deaths, book says
• Revealed: Republican-led states secretly spending huge sums on execution drugs
• St Vincent rocked by explosive eruptions at La Soufrière volcano
• Elon Musk startup shows monkey with brain chip implants playing video game
• Rat poison found in bodies of 80% of American eagles
• ‘Donut boy’: Republican politician taunts police after wrong-way chase
• She sued for pregnancy discrimina­tion. Now she’s battling Google’s army of lawyers
• US anti-abortion groups shift focus to voting restrictio­ns
• Derek Chauvin trial: medical examiner stops short of backing fellow experts’ testimony
• ‘We didn’t stop’: the Los Angeles abolitioni­st coalition that’s racking up victories
• National Archives won’t be allowed to restore Trump’s tweets on the platform
• Republican Matt Gaetz faces calls to resign from member of his own party
• Shooting at Texas cabinet company leaves one dead and five injured
• California pledges half a billion dollars to battle the threat of wildfire season
• UAE has failed to show proof that Princess Latifa is alive, says UN
• Belfast: police use water cannon on rioters in seventh night of unrest
• ‘War in the woods’: activists blockade Vancouver Island in bid to save ancient trees
• Iran nuclear talks to continue next week after breakthrou­gh
• Murder of Kremlin critic in London ‘was made to look like suicide’
• 3,000-year-old ‘lost golden city’ of ancient Egypt discovered
• Organisers of secret Paris dinner parties say ministers did not attend
• The US media is touting Israel's Covid recovery. But occupied Palestinia­ns are left out
• Revive the US space program? How about not
• Georgia corporatio­ns tried to interfere with our democracy. We didn’t let them
• There’s a good chance your cotton T-shirt was made with Uyghur slave labor
• The consequenc­es of Boris Johnson’s careless Brexit are playing out in Belfast
• ‘I’m not a little girl anymore’: Simone Biles on world domination, pandemic ennui and staying on for Paris 2024
• In-form Barça and Real Madrid up for clásico that could decide La Liga
• Having a hard time pronouncin­g my name? Let me help you
• Colbert on Matt Gaetz: the allegation­s are ‘almost too Florida, even for him’
• Experience: a maggot hatched from my head
• If you pay them, they will come: the US city giving tourists cash to visit
• People in England told they can ‘start to think’ about summer holidays
• Lil Nas X Satan Shoes will be recalled as part of settlement with Nike
• The Guardian view on particle physics: have we got the model wrong?
• The Guardian view on Prince Philip: a man of his time
• Can Ghostbuste­rs: Afterlife unite fans of the original and the 2016 reboot?
• Phoebe Waller-Bridge joins new Indiana Jones movie
• Them review – racist horrors lurk behind white picket fences
• The Howling at 40: a horror movie that gave us something to chew on
• Hear me out: why A View to a Kill isn't a bad movie
• ‘It’s an utter myth’: how Nomadland exposes the cult of the western
• Springfiel­d Elementary to St Trinian’s: the best fictional high schools
• Animal attraction: Bear, the controvers­ial story of one woman’s sexual awakening
• Emma Cline: ‘Reading anything because you “should” doesn’t make sense to me’
• Royal Blood’s teenage obsessions: ‘Girls aren’t into kids who can juggle’
• Peter Bradshaw’s Baftas 2021 prediction­s: who will win – and who should
• Virtual awards and real diversity: all-new Baftas dust off cobwebs of the past
• ‘The new sweatpants’? Pyjamas emerge as men’s daywear trend
• Clarity and openness are key to vaccine confidence
• The rice of the sea: how a tiny grain could change the way humanity eats
• Tiger Woods thought he was in Florida after SUV crash, collision report says
• Justin Fields embodies the NFL’s future, so why is his draft stock slipping?
• Judge rules that accuser of Texans’ Deshaun Watson must disclose identity
• ‘He just needs some ice’: Rory McIlroy hits dad with wayward ball at Masters
• Justin Rose leads Masters by four shots after brilliant first-round 65
• Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
• British & Irish Lions to tour South Africa with no England coaches
• Grand National goes ahead as tributes paid following death of Prince Philip
• Solskjaer laments Manchester United suspension­s despite win at Granada
• F1 close to agreement on trio of sprint qualifying races in 2021 season
• Euro 2020: Wales fans get Baku go-ahead as four venues granted extra time
• Arsenal’s in-demand striker Folarin Balogun close to signing new contract
• Douglas Luiz: ‘I’m proud to be from the favela. I’ve proved we can make it’
• La Liga finds no evidence Juan Cala racially abused Mouctar Diakhaby
• ‘To our real heroes’: Saint-Maximin donates gifts to Newcastle NHS workers
• Solskjaer warns Manchester United not to be ‘conned’ by Tottenham
• El Clásico and an infamous loser stumbling inexplicab­ly on the run-in

The Guardian (USA) - 2021-04-09

The Guardian (USA) - 2021-04-12