The Guardian (USA) - 2023-06-30

• Key document may be fake in LGBTQ+ rights case before US supreme court
• US supreme court rules against affirmativ­e action in Harvard and UNC cases
• France police shooting: violence erupts for a third consecutiv­e night
• Extreme heatwaves spread as US told to expect hot and smoky summer
• Thousands suffer heat stress on hajj pilgrimage as temperatur­es reach 48C
• Christine King Farris, Martin Luther King’s last living sibling, dies aged 95
• Hipólito Mora, vigilante crusader against Mexico’s drug cartels, killed in ambush
• Influencer Dylan Mulvaney condemns Bud Light’s response to transphobi­a
• Los Angeles unhoused population reaches 75,000 amid humanitari­an crisis
• Amtrak train with nearly 200 passengers hits water truck and derails
• Texas grand jury declines to indict Travis Scott over deadly festival crush
• Sheriff’s deputy acquitted for failure to act during Parkland shooting
• DeSantis says as US president he would eliminate IRS and other agencies
• US travelers face cancelled and delayed flights ahead of Fourth of July holiday
• Philadelph­ia museum faces backlash for hosting group with ‘oppressive views’
• California’s first-in-nation reparation­s taskforce releases final report
• Georgia elections official downplays cybersecur­ity threats despite report
• Minnesota Muslims vow to continue call to prayer despite rise in mosque attacks
• Mike Pence meets with Volodymyr Zelenskiy during Ukraine visit – report
• Ex-ministers campaigned to undermine Johnson Partygate inquiry, says report
• German Catholic church ‘dying painful death’ as 520,000 leave in a year
• Google to end news access in Canada after bill to pay news publishers passes
• Suspect charged in hate-motivated stabbing in Canada university gender issues class
• Key Madeleine McCann witness says Met police ignored tipoff for nine years
• Aspartame sweetener to be declared possible cancer risk by WHO, say reports
• Many people in Mexico without power as deadly heat leads to strain on grid
• Tourist from England suspected to have carved name on Colosseum wall
• The supreme court’s blow to US affirmativ­e action is no coincidenc­e
• ‘A tragedy for us all’: Ketanji Jackson’s impassione­d affirmativ­e action dissent
• Biden has reminded us yet again that he’s a weak and lukewarm ally of abortion rights
• The failed Wagner coup shows Vladimir Putin’s regime remains stubbornly strong
• The best films about AI – ranked!
• Rightwinge­rs say ‘pink-haired liberals’ are killing New York pizza. Here’s what’s really happening
• A new vision for an age-old sector: this duo serves a segment that the big brands ignore
• The Witcher season three review – Henry Cavill’s pulse-quickening last stand as an anti-heroic hunk
• It’s lo-fi Attenborou­gh! Why the internet’s going wild for a ‘fish doorbell’
• How to reduce the damage done by gentrifica­tion
• Virgin Galactic completes first commercial flight into space
• England’s water companies are ‘environmen­tally insolvent’, study says
• The Guardian view on refugees and Rwanda: outsourcin­g is not the answer
• The Guardian view on unrest in France: the language of the unheard
• Once Upon a One More Time review – frothy Britney Spears musical
• Sounds made up: Hollywood’s fascinatio­n with fake pop songs
• ‘Him coming home with a Renoir was our normal’: Peter Ustinov art goes on sale
• Where to start with: Iain Banks
• Belle and Sebastian’s Stuart Murdoch: ‘Songs tumble out like dreams – you can’t control them’
• Queer representa­tion in video games has never been better – let’s not stop now
• Rapper Melle Mel charged with domestic violence
• Secrets of the Bay City Rollers review – one of the most disturbing accounts of abuse imaginable
• Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars review – Bowie bids farewell to an icon in legendary gig
• PJ Harvey: I Inside the Old Year Dying review – a disquietin­g escape into the wilds of Dorset
• NFL suspends three players indefinite­ly for violating gambling policy
• Caroline Wozniacki comes out of retirement and will play at US Open
• Yankees pitcher Domingo Germán hurls 24th perfect game in MLB history
• Marion Bartoli: ‘Wimbledon made me and Wimbledon saved me’
• Mark Cavendish claims ‘no room for sentimenta­lity’ at final Tour de France
• Hamilton urges fans to avoid repeat of abusive scenes at Austrian Grand Prix
• NHL draft: Blackhawks tab ‘generation­al prospect’ Connor Bedard with No 1 pick
• Wallaroos crushed 50-0 as world champions Black Ferns dominate
• Jesús Ferreira scores hat-trick as USA put six past St Kitts in Gold Cup
• Hughes targets world championsh­ips after shattering Christie’s 100m record
• ‘It didn’t look good’: Australia sweat on fitness of Nathan Lyon for rest of Ashes
• Wimbledon warns players not to ‘do a Bairstow’ by tackling protesters
• Harry Kane needs to cast aside selflessne­ss and be ruthless with career conundrum
• Mason Mount to join Manchester United from Chelsea in £60m deal
• Shakhtar’s outlook on European club governance could help bridge divide
• Firmino, Celtic’s Jota and Marcelo Brozovic all close on deals to Saudi clubs
• Craig Brown obituary
• Robbie Keane rolls up in charge of Maccabi Tel Aviv

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