The Guardian (USA) - 2022-05-05

• Death row inmate’s dreadful dilemma: lethal drugs or cyanide used by Nazis
• Federal Reserve announces biggest interest rate hike since 2000
• ‘Pure propaganda’: inside Starbucks’ antiunion tactics
• Militia group leader tried to ask Trump to authorize them to stop the transfer of power
• Statue of Native American ballerina destroyed and sold to recycling center
• Trump official interfered in report on Russian election meddling – watchdog
• Brazil’s ex-president Lula claims Zelenskiy equally to blame for war
• BVI premier accused of cocaine traffickin­g granted bail in Miami
• ‘It’s a hell of a scary time’: leading US feminists on the threat to Roe v Wade
• Trump-backed candidate JD Vance wins Ohio Senate Republican primary
• Anti-abortion activist climbs San Francisco’s tallest building
• Ohio man who groped flight attendants gets 60 days in prison
• ‘Poverty-level wages’: California workers fight to reform nursing homes
• Elon Musk considers ‘slight’ Twitter fee for commercial users
• Biden warns LGBTQ+ children could be next target of Republican ‘Maga crowd’
• Russian mercenarie­s linked to civilian massacres in Mali
• ‘Authoritar­ian nostalgia’: Philippine­s seem set to return Marcoses to power
• EU censures border agency after reports of human rights abuses in Greece
• Israel scraps Independen­ce Day fireworks after appeals from veterans
• French Socialist party agrees alliance with far left for June elections
• Beijing orders ‘stress test’ as fears of Russiastyl­e sanctions mount
• Here’s how Americans can fight back to protect abortion rights
• America is exterminat­ing its wolves. When will this stop?
• I thought it was weird to have a favourite spoon. Then I realised I wasn’t alone ...
• Is escalation in Ukraine part of the US strategy?
• What have I learned from moving house? There are five stages of flatpack-furniture grief
• ‘I’ve been dug up!’ – the dazzling rebirth of ‘architectu­ral terrorist’ John Outram
• ‘We’re being left with nothing’: Ireland’s turf wars expose rural grievances
• Extinction obituary: why experts weep for the quiet and beautiful Hawaiian po’ouli
• ‘Everywhere I looked, it was like a Fellini movie’ … the youth of Odesa, photograph­ed before the invasion
• A moment that changed me: I went to a party – and spent all evening with the host’s puppy
• How the oil and gas industry is trying to hold US public schools hostage
• Just Eat senior executive steps down amid misconduct investigat­ion
• Hungary objects to proposed EU ban on Russian oil imports
• The Guardian view on government drift: the rot starts at the top
• R2-D-Chew: robot chef imitates human eating process to create tastier food
• The Guardian view on the West End: a perilous business
• Trevor Noah on the supreme court leak: ‘A hostile takeover of America’s reproducti­ve rights’
• Abortion on screen: how film and TV depictions have changed over time
• Man charged for attack on Dave Chappelle with replica gun at LA comedy festival
• Top 10 wilderness stories
• ‘Everyone failed these young, Black girls’: journalist Jim DeRogatis on his decades-long battle to expose R Kelly
• ‘Invention, grace and bloodlust ballet’: postpunk guitarist John McGeoch
• Post your questions for Liam Gallagher
• The romcom queens return! Can Meg Ryan, Julia Roberts and Sandra Bullock revive the ailing genre?
• Wake Up Punk review – memorabili­a-burning punk progeny fails to check his privilege
• The Killing of Kenneth Chamberlai­n review – tense reconstruc­tion of fatal police encounter
• Eleven Days in May review – heart-wrenching documentar­y on the grimness of life in Gaza
• The cashmere trail: On the road with the Mongolian nomadic community
• Beijing reopens mass isolation centre in fight against Covid
• Certain gut microbes may affect stroke risk and severity, scientists find
• Scottish medicines body to reassess menopause drug amid HRT shortage
• Poor sleep may hinder attempts to maintain weight loss, study finds
• Country diary: A living fossil with a tale to tell
• TechScape: This cutting edge AI creates art on demand – why is it so contentiou­s?
• Thomas Addiscott obituary
• Kerr: Grizzlies broke NBA code after Payton left with serious elbow injury
• Real Madrid in final after Rodrygo and Karim Benzema stun Manchester City
• Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic ready to cross swords after five-year gap
• Easygoing Canelo Álvarez gets serious to climb another weight division
• Diego Maradona ‘hand of God’ shirt sold for record £7.1m at auction
• England drop to No 6 in Test rankings with lowest points tally since 1995
• Cavendish confident of adding to Giro stage tally but rules out day in pink
• Problem-solver Klopp presses reset to propel Liverpool into another final
• Mead and Foord strike as Arsenal beat Spurs to take WSL title race to final day
• Jesse Lingard plans to leave Manchester United even if Erik ten Hag wants him
• Sir Jim Ratcliffe told to ‘forget’ Chelsea but refuses to give up on buying club
• ‘I’ve earned the right to step back’: Roy Hodgson confirms Watford exit
• José Mourinho praises the ‘forgotten’ job Brendan Rodgers did at Liverpool
• Spanish footballer Santi Mina sentenced to four years in prison for sexual abuse

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