The Guardian (USA) - 2023-01-27

• Biden claims ‘no regrets’ but classified papers case could come back to bite him
• Doting aunt, dance-loving mother, ‘Mr Nice’: community mourns Monterey Park shooting victims
• $18 a dozen: how did America’s eggs get absurdly expensive?
• Israeli forces kill nine Palestinia­ns during West Bank raid
• Democrats urge McCarthy to deny George Santos access to classified data
• Tyre Nichols’s death after police encounter was ‘failing of basic humanity’, says Memphis chief
• Arizona: elections director in county that refused to certify results quits
• New York City could lose 10,000 Airbnb listings in short-term rental crackdown
• US economy grows strongly but interest rate rises starting to slow momentum
• Eccentric names the norm in Brazil but ‘Samba’ rejected as too outlandish
• Trump’s Facebook and Instagram ban to be lifted, Meta announces
• Schiff calls Mike Pompeo ‘failed Trump lackey’ after classified records claim
• Rescuers find lost hiker on California mountain where Julian Sands is missing
• Tesla surpasses earning expectatio­ns even as Musk remains mired in lawsuits
• Pepper spray for the school run? The weaponised SUV set to terrify America’s streets
• Pence discovery raises fresh questions over US handling of classified papers
• Virginia school ‘couldn’t be bothered’ to stop boy with gun, teacher’s lawyer says
• Suspicious death of ‘Pin’ the vulture adds to Dallas zoo’s mysterious woes
• Eight days, 25 dead: California shaken by string of mass shootings
• Madrid exhibition tells story of Spaniards sent to Nazi concentrat­ion camp
• Mexico City’s crumbling metro system casts shadow on mayor’s 2024 ambitions
• UK climate minister received donations from fuel and aviation companies
• Trans woman found guilty of rape moved to men’s prison
• Thousands attend Invasion Day rallies on Australia’s national holiday as colonisati­on debate rages
• Italian hospital investigat­ed after newborn dies under sleeping mother
• Africa has become ‘less safe, secure and democratic’ in past decade, report finds
• Children go hungry at Kenya refugee camp as malnutriti­on numbers soar
• Corporate cowardice: M&M cave to the right with pause on their ‘woke’ spokescand­ies
• We are all playing Covid roulette. Without clean air, the next infection could permanentl­y disable you
• My dad died five years ago. I’ve learned it’s better to talk about death imperfectl­y than not at all
• Biden’s clean energy brainwave paves Britain’s way to post-Brexit growth. Dare we copy him?
• The Guardian view on Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira: protect people, protect the planet
• Bible study and work without pay: the shadowy world of sober living homes
• How a master sommelier couple built a wine bar with a diverse following
• Victor Navasky, the New York Times and a key moment in gay history
• Kelley Deal: ‘I threw a TV out of a hotel window with Nirvana’
• Battle of the botanic garden: the horticultu­re war roiling the Isle of Wight
• New Zealand drink makers slash production as CO2 shortage strikes
• Adani Group firms lose $9bn in value amid short-seller claims
• Bank of Israel governor says judicial reform could hurt economy – reports
• The Guardian view on Rishi Sunak and Nadhim Zahawi: a judgment call
• We’re meant to find Brendan Fraser in a fat suit tragic, not funny. Is that really progress?
• Frances McDormand’s 10 best performanc­es – ranked!
• Pathaan review – daft Shah Rukh Khan spy caper is more fun than Bond
• Paul Mescal’s latest role: global film star
• Infinity Pool review – a holiday turns hellish in full-on thriller
• ‘I buckled when I saw her remains’ – the biopic about ‘Europe’s first female suicide bomber’
• Razzie awards remove 12-year-old from worst actress category after backlash
• Marilyn Manson reaches deal with Esmé Bianco over sexual assault lawsuit
• Six lifestyle choices to slow memory decline named in 10-year study
• Misophonia: how ‘sound rage’ destroys relationsh­ips and forces people to move home
• Astronaut Tim Peake to present new Channel 5 show about space
• Ignore the ‘superpower’ boasts – UK pharma looks superchall­enged
• State-linked hackers in Russia and Iran are targeting UK groups, NCSC warns
• First UK industrial action against Amazon is ‘making an impact’, says GMB
• Uber Eats prank at Duquesne-Loyola game prompts university safety review
• Amid managerial tumult, USA launch new World Cup cycle with Serbia loss
• Jets, Dolphins or back to the Ravens: where will Lamar Jackson end up in 2023?
• Patrick Mahomes is ‘ready to go’ before AFC title game despite ankle injury
• Rybakina ‘super happy’ as family see her reach first Australian Open final
• Rashford eases Manchester United to firstleg win over Nottingham Forest
• Ukraine threaten boycott if IOC moves to allow Russian athletes at Paris 2024
• ‘Surfing in a sewer’: British windsurfer quits for Spain over water pollution
• Australian Open: Aryna Sabalenka swats aside Linette to reach first slam final
• Beth Mooney smashes 46 from 29 balls as Australia wrap up T20 series against Pakistan
• As a footballer I am surrounded by gambling ads. This needs to stop
• Will Still: ‘I’m managing a Ligue 1 club at 30 and could not be happier’
• Banned Confederat­ion of African Football media officer accused of more ‘indecent behaviour’
• Kovac steers Wolves out of the woods amid shambles of Hertha Berlin
• Newcastle’s Joelinton banned and fined £31,085 for drink-driving
• Good governance should bring cash rewards, insists football clubs’ body
• Football transfer rumours: Onana out and Arnautovic in at Everton?

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