The Guardian (USA) - 2022-01-08

• Three white men sentenced to life in prison for Ahmaud Arbery’s murder
• Sidney Poitier: a natural film star who quietly pioneered a revolution
• Record number of Yellowston­e wolves shot after roaming outside park
• On anniversar­y of Capitol riot, Washington – and America – are as divided as ever
• Kazakhstan president vows to destroy ‘bandits and terrorists’ behind protests
• Storm blankets US north-east in snow as millions face ‘disruptive’ winter weather
• Taliban stop Afghan women from using bathhouses in northern provinces
• ‘Drastic’ rise in high Arctic lightning has scientists worried
• German killer who had ‘cannibalis­m fantasies’ jailed for life
• Assault on American democracy has gained pace since US Capitol attack
• Cyber Ninjas, firm that conducted Arizona election ‘audit’, shuts down
• True number of Covid deaths in the US probably undercount­ed, experts say
• More than 400 weather stations beat heat records in 2021
• US supreme court conservati­ves appear skeptical of workplace vaccine rule
• US workforce grows by just 199,000 in disappoint­ing December
• Apple boss Tim Cook was paid nearly $100m last year, filings show
• Threats against US lawmakers rose ahead of 6 January anniversar­y, agency says
• Christmas tree ignited by child may have sparked deadly Philadelph­ia fire
• US secretary of state says diplomatic solution to Ukraine crisis still possible
• Kazakhstan president says he gave order to ‘open fire with lethal force’
• Haiti: two journalist­s killed by gang members in latest surge in violence
• Novak Djokovic ‘lured to Australia to be humiliated’, says Serbia
• US sanctioned China’s top facial recognitio­n firm over Uyghur concerns. It still raised millions
• Petition to revoke Tony Blair’s knighthood hits 1m signatures
• Peruvian statue’s giant penis thrills tourists but vandals are turned off
• Arrested Ukrainian opera director vows to fight Putin ‘oppression’
• Many are disillusio­ned with American democracy. Can Joe Biden win them over?
• Don’t be shocked at the people on TikTok dancing about grief and death. Join them
• Sidney Poitier’s defiance, grace and style changed me – and shaped my life as an actor
• I’m a police officer, and I fear increased powers of stop and search will undermine public trust
• The Trump menace is darker than ever – and he’s snapping at Biden’s heels
• I had death threats for my reporting. Many journalist­s in the Pacific face huge dangers
• Digested week: Dismantlin­g my tree left me haunted by the ghosts of Christmase­s past
• ‘All relationsh­ips begin with fantasy’: why young couples are seeking therapy
• Fox News goes through the looking-glass on US Capitol attack anniversar­y
• Andres Serrano on his Capitol attack film: ‘I like that word, excruciati­ng’
• Tilda Swinton: ‘My ambition was always about having a house by the sea and some dogs’
• The Guardian view on the ‘Colston Four’: taking racism down
• Citigroup to terminate unvaccinat­ed workers under ‘no jab, no job’ policy
• The Guardian view on Grange Hill and The Wonder Years: old-school drama for new times
• Sidney Poitier, Black acting pioneer, dies aged 94
• Colbert on Biden’s 6 January address: ‘Hell yes! That is the Joe Biden we stole this election for!’
• Are films really getting longer? We ask the expert
• The Weeknd: Dawn FM review – a stunning display of absolute pop prowess
• Battle fatigue: will British cinema’s second world war obsession ever end?
• Rooney Mara set to play Audrey Hepburn in new biopic
• Wider web: has Sony created a whole new world of Spider-Men?
• Wes Anderson to make new Roald Dahl adaptation with Benedict Cumberbatc­h
• ‘Booty is part of Blackness!’ Bobby Rush on blues, dirty dancing and being the funkiest man alive
• Peter Bogdanovic­h obituary
• Why zoomer green is the new millennial pink
• Hunterston B nuclear power station retires after 46 years in service
• Fourth Covid jab not yet needed, JCVI says, as booster protecting older people
• ‘We see what’s happening in their brain’: inside the ToddlerLab
• ‘A Rosetta Stone’: Australian fossil site is a vivid window into 15m-year-old rainforest
• The rise of lateral flow tests: are these ‘heroes’ of the pandemic here to stay?
• Two-time champ Alysa Liu withdraws from US nationals due to Covid-19
• Invisible headphones to chameleon cars: standout tech from CES 2022
• NFL Week 18 prediction­s: who will grab the last remaining playoff places?
• Dazzling Mariah Bell leads after short program at US figure skating nationals
• Novak Djokovic and trying to understand the divisive tennis-Jesus
• FA Cup third round: 10 things to look out for this weekend
• Benjamin Mendy: Manchester City player accused of rape freed on bail
• ‘Sometimes people overstep the mark’: Bairstow hits back at abusive fans
• Aston Villa agree Philippe Coutinho loan from Barcelona with buy option
• Two ex-prime ministers join chorus of calls for ‘Hillsborou­gh law’
• Champions Cup and Challenge Cup to continue after French travel exemptions
• Cole Palmer leads Manchester City’s big guns past Swindon in FA Cup
• Yes! Cambridge are going to Newcastle – you owed us that, David Seaman
• Arsenal will let Mikel Arteta spend but face battle to land Dusan Vlahovic
• Fan-owned Chesterfie­ld on rise and taking aim at Chelsea’s millionair­es
• Antonio Conte vows to deliver harsh truths to Tottenham players
• Manchester United players still believe in my methods, insists Ralf Rangnick
• English football club Chester warned for breaking Welsh Covid rules
• Trippier declares he is ‘here to fight’ as Newcastle flex financial muscles
• Lucas Digne accused by Rafael Benítez of putting own interests above Everton’s

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