The Guardian (USA) - 2021-05-07

• Florida governor signs new restrictiv­e bill in ‘blatant attack on right to vote’
• How to spot the difference between a real climate policy and greenwashi­ng guff
• Cutting methane emissions is quickest way to slow global heating – UN report
• US-Germany rift as Berlin opposes plan to ditch Covid vaccine patents
• Nepal facing ‘human catastroph­e’ similar to India’s amid Covid surge
• ‘They’re chilling’: endangered condors take up residence outside California woman’s home
• Amsterdam plans out-of-town ‘erotic centre’ as part of cleanup bid
• Colombia enters second week of violent unrest as police crack down on protests
• Idaho governor signs bill to ban critical race theory from being taught in schools
• Arizona Republican­s hunt for bamboo-laced China ballots in 2020 ‘audit’ effort
• Rio de Janeiro: at least 25 killed in city’s deadliest police raid on favela
• Childish Gambino sued for alleged This Is America copyright infringeme­nt
• Tim Scott says ‘America is not a racist country’ – the data says otherwise
• Hillary Clinton: ‘There has to be a global reckoning with disinforma­tion’
• Sugary drinks may raise bowel cancer risk, claims major US study
• Giant sequoia found still smoldering after 2020 California wildfire
• Giant sturgeon caught in Detroit River may be 100 years old
• FBI raid exposes Giuliani and signals widening criminal search, experts say
• Two women stabbed in San Francisco amid rise in anti-Asian attacks
• South Carolina lawmakers vote to allow execution by firing squad
• New Mexico has the second-highest fatal police shooting rate in US – is it ready to change?
• Texas senate passes bill allowing permitless carry of handguns
• A bill aims to stop abusers stalking expartners. US telecom firms are lobbying against it
• Caitlyn Jenner tells Fox News she is ‘outsider’ in California governor race
• Dianne Morales: ‘I don’t think New York City is as progressiv­e as we’d like to think’
• Keir Starmer braces for challengin­g weekend as polls close across UK
• Hotlines ‘ring out’: China’s military crisis strategy needs rethink, says Biden Asia chief
• Iraq pulls prank TV show that staged mock ambushes of celebritie­s by Isis
• Wetter the better: Gothenburg’s bold plan to be world’s best rainy city
• Italian fisher wounded after Libyan coastguard reportedly shot at boat
• EU accuses UK as France seeks to ‘rapidly defuse’ Jersey fishing row
• ‘Moment of truth’: talks on salvaging Iran nuclear deal to resume
• India is hiding its Covid crisis – and the whole world will suffer for it
• Killer whales spotted near Cornwall coast in rare UK sighting
• Facebook is pretending it cares how its platform affects the world
• I’m still picking up the pieces after being sexually harassed by a fellow actor
• If we really have passed ‘peak London’, what does that mean for Britain?
• Judy Collins: ‘When I found folk music, I also found drinking’
• I’m in awe of people who work with their hands – it’s a crying shame those jobs don’t pay more
• I watched Arizona’s unpreceden­ted election audit – here’s what’s happening
• ‘We need help’: sewage crisis hits majorityBl­ack town in New York
• ‘I seek a kind person’: the Guardian ad that saved my Jewish father from the Nazis
• Wrath of Man review – Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham reunite in punchy thriller
• ‘Melon seedlings make good pets’: how lockdown made us love houseplant­s
• ‘As borders closed, I became trapped in my Americanne­ss’: China, the US and me
• Pharmaceut­ical firms’ shares tumble after US plans patent waiver on Covid vaccines
• The Guardian view on waiving Covid vaccine patents: protect the world, not big pharma
• The Guardian view on arts education cuts: we don’t need no philistine­s
• Samantha Bee on GOP post-Trump: ‘Republican­s eating each other alive’
• Can Sean Penn prove his worth as a humanitari­an hero?
• Absent friends, ad-libs and awards: how Bruce Dern learned to behave
• Sigourney Weaver’s 20 best films – ranked!
• ‘I couldn’t be with someone who liked Jack Reacher’: can our taste in books help us find love?
• Van Morrison: Latest Record Project Volume 1 review – depressing rants by tinfoil milliner
• Rock that body: how the Mugler catsuit is shaping pop
• ‘MI5 were tapping our phones’: UB40 on starting out, falling out and losing millions
• Sue Hayes obituary
• Johnny Mnemonic review – Keanu testdrives early Matrix prototype
• Using hydrogen fuel risks locking in reliance on fossil fuels, researcher­s warn
• SpaceX finally launches and successful­ly lands its futuristic Starship
• Jeff Bezos’s Blue Origin plans space sightseein­g jaunt for July
• Covid third wave inevitable in India, say health experts
• Choice of Covid vaccines to be offered to Britons under 40
• Twitter launches prompt asking users to rethink abusive tweets
• We can’t stop rising sea levels, but we still have a chance to slow them down
• Arsenal’s Aubameyang hits post twice as Villarreal reach Europa League final
• Philadelph­ia Union last US club in field as Champions League semi-final ties set
• Edinson Cavani sends Manchester United into final despite Roma scare
• Lewis Hamilton not interested in ‘psychologi­cal battle’ with Red Bull
• Manchester City v Chelsea: bravura final battle is held up by healthy bottom line
• Portland Thorns’ Olivia Moultrie, 15, files lawsuit for right to play in NWSL
• Solskjaer hits out over Manchester United’s ‘impossible’ fixture pile-up
• Mikel Arteta ‘devastated’ as Arsenal fall in Europa League semi-final
• Aidan O’Brien’s High Definition fades from Derby view after poor blood test
• Kyle Sinckler ‘gutted’ to miss out as Gatland rolls dice with Lions squad
• Dalian Atkinson: officer told ex-footballer ‘keep your head down’, murder trial hears
• ‘Dark forces’ preventing Newcastle from being ‘powerhouse’, says Mike Ashley
• Gareth Southgate’s Euro 2020 plans disrupted by European club finals
• Women’s youth coach at Argentinia­n FA faces sexual harassment allegation­s
• Istanbul to keep Champions League final despite two English teams
• Fifa to introduce concussion spotters in the stands at World Cup in Qatar
• Ipswich shirts to be sponsored by Ed Sheeran next season

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