The Guardian (USA) - 2021-10-01

• Top Republican­s rub shoulders with extremists in secretive rightwing group, leak reveals
• California scrambles to ban ‘ghost guns’ as untraceabl­e weapons’ popularity soars
• More than half of US police killings are mislabelle­d or not reported, study finds
• Long Beach school officer shoots 18-year-old, leaving her on life support
• Demand for private jets soars as rich travellers try to avoid ‘mosh pit’
• Cori Bush and other congresswo­men share personal abortion stories
• ‘Strategy of terror’: 116 dead as Ecuador prisons become battlegrou­nds for gangs
• Black family says police told them they can’t act on neighbor blasting racial slurs
• Congress grills Facebook exec on Instagram’s harmful effect on children
• Man shot dead by Belarusian KGB worked for US software firm
• Democrats search for a path forward as key deadlines loom
• Kim Jong-un orders hotline with the South to reopen as he condemns ‘cunning’ US
• Kowbucha, seaweed, vaccines: the race to reduce cows’ methane emissions
• Judges criticise Met police after woman wins spy cop case
• Nicolas Sarkozy given jail sentence for illegal campaign financing
• Sarah Everard murder: Wayne Couzens given whole-life sentence
• Ex-Nazi concentrat­ion camp secretary, 96, caught after fleeing before trial
• ‘There’s cameras everywhere’: testimonie­s detail far-reaching surveillan­ce of Uyghurs in China
• ‘Roar, roar, roar!’ Japan rolls out rock music against bear attacks
• Uncertaint­y hovers over Helmand’s schools as Taliban ban older girls
• Arizona’s recount didn’t find more Trump votes. But Republican­s got what they wanted
• Joe Manchin, America’s climate decider-in-chief, is a coal baron
• This election has forced a generation­al shift in German politics
• Less meat is good for us and the planet – why are politician­s shy to say so?
• I call on the world to help my son, an aid worker wrongfully imprisoned by Israel
• The Problem with Jon Stewart review – full of righteous rage but not very funny
• Guy Pearce: ‘There’s always someone you want to punch’
• ESPN should have built around the brilliant Katie Nolan. Her exit is their loss
• ‘I’ve been dead so many times’: the life and times of New Orleans’s blues king
• Never mind the explosions – how sexist is No Time to Die?
• ‘I pleaded for help. No one wrote back’: the pain of watching my country fall to the Taliban
• Facebook disputes its own research showing harmful effects of Instagram on teens’ mental health
• ‘Desperate choices’ this winter as three more UK energy suppliers toppled by price surge
• UK house price growth slows as end to stamp duty holiday looms
• The Guardian view on the police and women: face up to the problems
• No Time to Die: the ending, the villain and the very big surprise – discuss with spoilers
• Stephen Colbert on the debt ceiling: ‘This is a totally avoidable crisis’
• Britney Spears ‘on cloud nine’ after father’s removal from conservato­rship
• Joe Pantoliano: ‘I saw acting as a way of making a living out of lying’
• Everybody salsa! Fania, the ramshackle New York label that sent Latin rhythms global
• Is this the world’s most inclusive art fair?
• Donna Summer’s greatest songs – ranked!
• Blink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus announces he is cancer-free
• The reader interview: post your questions for Candi Staton
• Phoebe Bridgers sued for defamation by music producer Chris Nelson
• ‘Innately low-impact’: Chloé brings eco-chic to Paris fashion week
• ‘You can’t sue your way to the moon’: Elon Musk intensifie­s Bezos space feud
• Flu and Covid jabs safe to be given at same time, study finds
• Oxford Covid biotech firm makes stellar debut on London stock market
• Geoenginee­ring by Gernot Wagner review – a stark warning
• Covid by Numbers review – how to make sense of the statistics
• Dr Dre, Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, Mary J Blige and Snoop Dogg to perform at Super Bowl
• UK product safety laws won’t prevent another Grenfell tragedy, report warns
• Brewers pitcher Devin Williams likely to miss playoffs after punching wall
• Rapinoe and Morgan attack NWSL after alleged abuse by prominent coach
• Martina Hingis highlights, Moeen Ali magic and an NRL moonwalk try
• Harry Kane’s 20-minute hat-trick sinks Mura and drags Spurs from their rut
• Sacking Koeman not the answer, insists De Jong after Barça crash at Benfica
• Judges ‘used signals’ to fix Olympic boxing bouts, McLaren report finds
• Pat Lam brushes off Bristol’s poor start and insists ‘there’s a long way to go’
• Mixed reception for new guidelines on transgende­r inclusion in sport
• British cyclist Joss Lowden breaks women’s world one-hour record
• Oisin Murphy thrown by colt in parade ring but will be fit for Arc
• Rapid Vienna fans’ missiles mar West Ham win sparked by Declan Rice
• Rangers’ Glen Kamara is booed then sent off during defeat to Sparta Prague
• Romaine Sawyers urges players to report hate crime after fan jailed
• Struggling Celtic endure thrashing at home to Bayer Leverkusen
• Covid rule change will let South Americans play in World Cup qualifiers
• Fifa rape inquiry into former Haitian FA director unresolved 13 months on

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