The Guardian (USA) - 2022-04-04

• Blinken: growing evidence of Russian atrocities in Ukraine a ‘punch to the gut’
• Sacramento shooting: police hunt at least two suspects after six shot dead
• Viktor Orbán wins fourth consecutiv­e term as Hungary’s prime minister
• Estelle Harris, Seinfeld and Toy Story actor, dies at 93
• Republican governor blasts Trump as ‘crazy’ during Washington roast
• Pakistan’s PM calls for early election after vote of no confidence thrown out
• Scientists urge end to fossil fuel use as landmark IPCC report readied
• Will Smith projects reportedly stalled or under threat after Oscars slap
• Far-right politician booted out of Zinedine Zidane’s football club
• Imran Khan appears to want to keep power in Pakistan at any cost
• Sri Lanka protesters defy curfew after social media ban
• More details emerge of Prince Andrew’s alleged links with banker Selman Turk
• Darfur war crimes trial opens as army cracks down in Sudan
• German man suspected of having 90 Covid jabs to sell vaccinatio­n cards
• The CDC is beholden to corporatio­ns and lost our trust. We need to start our own
• US small business owners are great! … except for the thousands who aren’t
• Will western leaders cut and run as the costs of the Ukraine war mount?
• Boris Johnson may think that partygate is a laughing matter. Outraged voters don’t
• The Presidency of Donald Trump review: the first draft of history
• With US student loan payments pause set to end, debtors seek cancellati­on
• Primatolog­ist Alison Richard: ‘Madagascar is a floating evolutiona­ry laboratory’
• New cancer treatment uses body’s cellular waste disposal to flag harmful proteins
• ‘It plunged me back to waiting for a period’: Annie Ernaux and Audrey Diwan on abortion film Happening
• The Guardian view on the power of live performanc­e: all together now
• Ten Australian accents by foreign actors, from worst to best – sorted
• Music, memory and my dad: how songs define and shape us
• Shaun Keaveny’s journey from the BBC to DIY radio: ‘It’s been a huge liberation’
• The best hyaluronic acid products
• Sunday with Jenna Lyons: ‘I sneak wine on to the Staten Island Ferry’
• Inside the joyful Lombardy home of Rosita Missoni
• Minister rules out energy rationing in UK despite Ukraine crisis
• Scientists must be free to communicat­e without politician­s’ spin
• UK Mars rover is casualty of war as science severs its links with Russia
• Readers reply: what happens to the soil under heavily concreted environmen­ts?
• I have long Covid and despair that the UK government ignores its blight
• Covid lockdown dreams reflected our claustroph­obia and lack of control
• Upon my death, delete: how to plan your digital legacy
• Tiger Woods says possible Masters return will be a ‘game-time decision’
• UNC retire Coach K in Final Four classic, joining Kansas in NCAA title game
• Red-hot Jennifer Kupcho takes six-shot lead into Mission Hills major finale
• Manu Ginobili and Tim Hardaway headline 2022 Hall of Fame class
• Tottenham turn on the style in five-star win over Newcastle
• Van der Poel wins Tour of Flanders as sprint finish leaves Pogacar frustrated
• Conte says Tottenham are in Champions League race after Newcastle win
• Louis van Gaal reveals he has been receiving prostate cancer treatment
• Sam Kerr double helps Chelsea past Reading and back to top of WSL
• Arsenal’s Arteta ignores Conte’s favourite tag and will focus on own team
• Rotherham lift Papa John’s Trophy after fightback sinks Sutton in extra time

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