The Guardian (USA) - 2022-02-11

• PM fears Europe on ‘precipice’ as Russia expands forces on Ukraine’s borders
• Havana syndrome has ‘dramatical­ly hurt’ morale, US diplomats say
• Paranoia and alarmism: Canada truckers’ ‘intelligen­ce reports’ hint at mindset
• US House to investigat­e whether Trump broke law in handling of documents
• Joe Biden’s mother so disliked England she refused to sleep in bed Queen had slept in
• Texas law causes abortions to drop by 60% as people seek care in other states
• Macron was kept away from Putin in Kremlin for ‘refusing Russian Covid test’
• Tesla recalls 579,000 US cars and SUVs over ‘Boombox’ safety violations
• Snoop Dogg sued for alleged sexual assault and battery
• US Congress approves sexual harassment bill in #MeToo milestone
• US inflation hits highest level in 40 years in January as prices rise 7.5% from 2021
• Target directing store managers to prevent workers from unionizing
• Trump ally vows to block ‘the left’ from overseeing key Georgia elections
• Louisiana launches inquiry into death of Black motorist Ronald Greene
• Dolly Parton’s Dollywood to pay full tuition for employees pursuing college
• ‘Sexy horror comedy’: Bitcoin laundering suspect is also ‘raunchy rapper’ Razzlekhan
• The supreme court’s alarming emergency ruling on Alabama’s maps
• California sues Tesla over ‘racial segregatio­n’ claims at factory
• African migrants deported in Trump era suffered abuse on return, report finds
• Liz Truss warns Russia of sanctions during tense Ukraine talks
• Koala listed as endangered after Australian government­s fail to halt its decline
• Ban on Rupert Murdoch’s interferen­ce in Times and Sunday Times ended
• Respirator­y infection found in dinosaur that lived 150m years ago
• Dame Cressida Dick forced out of scandal-hit Met police
• The supreme court is helping consolidat­e white political power in America
• Venezuelan­s despair at smears, stigmatiza­tion and arbitrary arrests
• ‘Ambushed by a cake’: Boris Johnson answers those legal questions
• New Zealand police are right to remove ‘freedom’ protesters who have cohered around violence
• If the only voice I hear for a week is Joe Rogan’s, what sort of person will I become?
• Unions don’t call the shots any more – but we’d all be better off if they did
• Ancient sculpture is ‘most important prehistori­c art find in UK for century’
• Fleetwood Mac: after its 926 weeks on the chart, who’s still buying Rumours?
• Scientists discover new planet orbiting nearest star to solar system
• Kimi review – Steven Soderbergh’s sleek and stylish tech thriller
• The Fear Index review – a nail-biting, number-crunching, big-money mystery
• The death of the department store
• Ben & Jerry’s Ukraine tweet gets frosty reception from Unilever boss
• The rise in global inflation – the hit to living standards across the world
• Sting sells back catalogue to Universal Music in deal worth up to $300m
• ‘Just-in-time to just-in-case’: EU’s $49bn chip plan shows tectonic shift in global economy
• France to build up to 14 new nuclear reactors by 2050, says Macron
• The Guardian view on trust in Britain: John Major’s timely warning
• The Guardian view on windfall taxes: an idea whose time has come again
• Marry Me review – Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson are odd couple in bland romcom by numbers
• Inventing Anna: does Netflix’s new truecrime drama glamorise scammers?
• The Sky is Everywhere review – sensitive and whimsical portrait of teenage grief
• Haley Bennett: ‘I always felt like, what’s wrong with me?’
• Killer comeback: the big-star Hollywood whodunnit is back again
• Oscars ceremony won’t require proof of vaccinatio­n to attend – report
• Andy Serkis: ‘Living with Gollum would be a nightmare – he’d steal, argue and leave a mess everywhere’
• Bob Saget cause of death was accidental blow to head, family say
• Betty Davis projected her own liberation – and freed up generation­s in her wake
• Nobody’s Hero review – an unsatisfyi­ng, flavourles­s romp
• Sneakers designed by Virgil Abloh fetch $25m, with one pair going for $350,000
• ‘They criminaliz­e us’: how felony charges are weaponized against pipeline protesters
• One in three Americans have detectable levels of toxic weedkiller, study finds
• Why the shutdown of AGL’s coal-fired plants will probably happen even sooner than power giant says
• Stephen Hawking exhibition hopes to unravel the mysteries of his blackboard
• Study finds link between Alzheimer’s and circadian clock
• Fort for the day: Britain’s ancient hilltop camps are waiting to be explored
• Hampshire Tinder fraudster jailed after conning woman out of £150,000
• BBC cryptocurr­ency documentar­y pulled from air at last minute
• How Joe Burrow dragged the Bengals from also-rans to charismati­c contenders
• Nets reportedly trade James Harden to 76ers for Ben Simmons in blockbuste­r deal
• Nathan Chen wins figure skating gold for US and Olympic redemption
• ‘Today hurts’: Injured Boomers veteran Joe Ingles traded by NBA club Utah Jazz
• Diogo Jota double sinks Leicester to maintain Liverpool’s title pursuit
• Vettel and Stroll criticise F1 for putting ‘entertainm­ent’ ahead of rules in finale
• Reality bites for China’s ice hockey ringers on Winter Olympic debut
• ‘Is it worse than racism?’: Antonio questions reaction over Zouma
• Scotland follow Springboks’ lead and change entire front row for Wales clash
• Finch backs McDonald’s ‘calm’ to fill coaching void left by Langer
• Gabriel bundles Arsenal past Wolves despite Martinelli’s remarkable red card
• Ben Stokes documentar­y to continue filming on England’s West Indies tour
• Tottenham urge fans to ‘move on’ from using Y-word after review
• Chelsea’s Hayes shrugs off pressure before title showdown with Arsenal
• Chelsea braced for Kepa Arrizabala­ga bids and open to summer exit
• Christian Eriksen says he can get back to his old level with Brentford

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