The Guardian (USA) - 2023-02-13

• Trump was issued subpoena for folder marked ‘Classified Evening Briefing’ discovered at Mar-a-Lago
• Biden’s on a winning streak and up for a fight: so why are voters so negative?
• ‘Sadness in the whole forest’: family of Cop City activist killed by police seeks answers
• George Washington University accused of ‘colluding’ with rightwing pro-Israel group
• Officer involved in Tyre Nichols arrest previously accused in assault of prison inmate
• Ken Paxton to pay $3.3m to ex-staffers who accused Texas AG of corruption
• Chiefs fan donated kidney to Eagles fan. Now they’re off to Super Bowl together
• US registers rise in highly infectious norovirus causing stomach illness
• Mystery surrounds what exactly was object US jet shot down over Alaska
• Outcome of Julian Sands search ‘may not be what we would like’, police say
• ‘Have we no dignity left?’: the Turkish town forced to dig itself out from the rubble
• Revealed: secret cross-party summit held to confront failings of Brexit
• Berlin’s plan for a car-free city prompts bitter war of words
• Bad taste? McDonald’s vows to remove McCrispy ad next to crematoriu­m sign
• Met urged to reopen Partygate inquiry as fresh allegation­s emerge
• South African rap artist AKA shot dead outside restaurant in Durban
• City of London proposing to make skyscraper­s dim their lights at night
• Salman Rushdie is determined to have the last word
• Well, I never: AI is very proficient at designing nerve agents
• I have a chance at a new life, but worry about my children
• Koloman, New York City: ‘The food is so damn good’ – restaurant review
• The trouble with Harry Styles’ triumph at the Brits? His teen fans weren’t watching
• ‘They save us’: Sally Muir on the art of drawing rescue dogs
• ‘A beautiful outpouring of rage’: did Britain’s biggest ever protest change the world?
• The dramatic change the ‘wet’ brings to Lake Argyle – in pictures
• The Observer view on the ‘red wall rottweiler’ fuelling Tory dreams of the death penalty
• Cate Blanchett: ‘I’ve never encountere­d a character like Tár. She inhabited my dreams’
• Bruce Dern: ‘If you want to succeed in any craft, you have to be patient’
• Harry Styles sweeps male-dominated Brit awards with a quartet of wins
• Tegan and Sara look back: ‘We had terrible haircuts but we had self-belief’
• On my radar: Brix Smith’s cultural highlights
• Dare to go bare – just add chic red lipstick
• Trench lessons: Experiment with new takes on an old staple
• A sustainabl­e fashion week. Too good to be true?
• How’d you find me, Whitney Port? The mystery of Facebook’s algorithm finally getting me right
• Australian code converts Jordan Mailata and Arryn Siposs to make history at Super Bowl
• Mikel Arteta ‘frustrated’ at officials for allowing Brentford equaliser at Arsenal
• Canada women resume training after federation threatens legal action over protest
• Vinícius Júnior goals help Real Madrid to Club World Cup win against Al-Hilal
• James Tomkins accepts gift from Robert Sánchez to earn Crystal Palace a point
• Australian champion Alexander Volkanovsk­i fails to wrestle second UFC title in epic bout
• Ravi Jadeja fined by ICC for ointment on finger but cleared of ball tampering
• Jonbon fails to fire in Warwick win but Nicky Henderson ‘looks on bright side’
• Johnny Sexton sets Ireland’s sights on Six Nations grand slam after France win
• Townsend urges Scotland to improve after momentous win against Wales
• ‘We’re really, really bad’: Liverpool and Everton fans on the Merseyside derby
• ‘Was Gerrard’s slip our fault?’: Guardiola defends Manchester City’s titles
• Chelsea’s collection of wonderkids yet to click but it’s fun to watch the chaos
• Maddison and Barnes inspire Leicester to emphatic win over Spurs
• Motherwell sack manager Steven Hammell following cup exit at Raith
• Will Ferrell seen having pint with football fans in Wrexham before match

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