The Guardian (USA) - 2022-06-20

• Brazil police identify five more people linked to killings of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira
• Macron’s centrist grouping to lose absolute majority in parliament, say projected results
• Film-maker Paul Haggis arrested over sexual assault allegation­s in Italy
• Ethiopia: more than 200 Amhara people killed in attack blamed on rebels
• Apple workers in Maryland vote to join union, a first for the tech giant in US
• Ghislaine Maxwell’s lawyers spin her childhood as a tale of neglect and abuse
• ‘Let’s make history’: Colombia could elect first leftist president in runoff
• Yellen says US recession not ‘inevitable’ but expects ‘economy to slow’
• Kinzinger: Trump’s actions surroundin­g January 6 amount to ‘seditious conspiracy’
• Thousands ransack railway station as protests intensify over India’s military hiring plan
• US travelers face new wave of chaos as flight cancellati­ons continue
• Yellowston­e to partially reopen Wednesday after catastroph­ic flooding
• At least 59 dead and millions stranded as floods devastate India and Bangladesh
• Australia won’t conduct ‘megaphone diplomacy’ on Julian Assange amid calls to intervene
• UN urged to impose travel ban on Taliban leadership over oppression of women
• ‘Women are treated like walking incubators’: Malta’s fight for abortion
• Pervez Musharraf’s wish to return to Pakistan reopens debate about his rule
• ‘Final resting place’: sacred Indigenous objects returned to Australia from US university
• The Tories’ Brexit obsession has no future in a changing Britain. They just won’t admit it
• Forget sentience… the worry is that AI copies human bias
• Arron Banks almost crushed me in court. Instead, my quest for the facts was vindicated
• Skiing on a sacred mountain: Indigenous Americans stand against a resort’s expansion
• Labour cannot make people’s lives better until it dares to start talking about Brexit
• If We Break review: Hunter Biden as horror husband and political problem
• Joseph Quinn of Stranger Things: ‘My wig is objectivel­y ridiculous’
• My husband has been having a secret affair for 30 years
• The Crypto Crash: all Ponzi schemes topple eventually
• Where science meets fiction: the dark history of eugenics
• Inflation is hitting LGBTQ+ Americans harder – smart employers can help
• Etsy paid just £128,000 in corporatio­n tax in 2020 in the UK despite £160m in sales
• The Guardian view on Qatar’s migrant workers: football owes them
• The Guardian view on ambulance waiting times: signs of a collapsing NHS
• LA Dance Project: Be Here Now review – at close quarters with Millepied’s magnetic movers
• ‘Maybe it’s time to do a musical’: actor Monica Dolan on playing extreme characters
• Batman Returns at 30: still as weird as bigbudget blockbuste­rs get
• The truth about screaming fangirls
• Restoratio­n revolution: how make do and mend turned into a fashion statement
• Jovial Jeff Goldblum steals Prada’s spring/ summer 2023 show
• ‘It’s taken so long’: Monkeypox patients raise concerns over UK tracing delays
• UK monkeypox outbreak not yet under control, say experts
• Bird flu is on the rise in the UK. Are chickens in the back garden to blame?
• Five years ago I felt like a failure as a dad, now I’m sharing with other men how to love their children
• Greg Norman says PGA Tour guilty of ‘deafening’ hypocrisy over LIV Series
• ‘There just weren’t women playing’ – Kelsie Whitmore, baseball trailblaze­r
• Beterbiev throttles Smith Jr to unify three light heavyweigh­t title belts
• Matt Fitzpatric­k and Will Zalatoris lead as McIlroy clings on at US Open
• Max Verstappen holds off Carlos Sainz to win Canadian Grand Prix
• Kelly Holmes comes out as gay: ‘I needed to do this now, for me’
• Transgende­r women swimmers barred from female competitio­ns by Fina
• Chelsea to step up Sterling bid as Manchester City expect player to leave
• Ellis Genge hails Leicester’s Premiershi­p triumph but later highlights racist abuse
• Brazil’s Tite: ‘We reached the World Cup – now it’s time to be champions’
• Erik ten Hag can succeed at Manchester United if backed by club, says Jaap Stam
• How Euro 2005 offered England a glimpse of women’s football’s future
• ‘It’s a dream come true’: Calvin Ramsay completes Liverpool transfer
• Manchester United CEO Richard Arnold meets disgruntle­d fans at local pub

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