The Guardian (USA) - 2023-07-15

• House Republican­s pass defense bill, setting up clash on abortion policy
• Putin says he tried but failed to oust Prigozhin after Wagner mutiny
• Burner phones and search history led police to Long Island killings suspect
• Death Valley threatens temperatur­e records but tourists keep coming
• Biden to cancel $39bn in US student debt to fix ‘historical inaccuraci­es’
• Man whose mother-in-law’s blue and black dress went viral charged with trying to kill wife
• Brian Cox says actors’ strike could last until the end of the year
• Lisa Marie Presley died from weight-loss surgery complicati­ons, autopsy finds
• I had no power wand to force people into bed, Kevin Spacey tells UK court
• US sees deadliest six months of mass killings on record since at least 2006
• D-day veteran, 98, put up in hostel after eviction from Dorset home
• Woman arrested on drug charges linked to death of Robert De Niro grandson
• Obscure Iowa non-profit paid for flyers claiming Trump is pro-LGBTQ+ rights
• ‘So drained and so exhausted’: readers on severe heat and floods in the US
• Wisconsin teacher fired for criticizin­g school district ban of song Rainbowlan­d
• Republican senator finally ends crusade to defend white nationalis­ts
• Jared Kushner appeared before grand jury about Trump’s efforts to overturn election
• Health alerts issued as blistering heat scorches southern Europe
• Painting ‘undoubtedl­y’ by Raphael to go on display in Bradford
• ‘Heart-stopping’: censored pages of history of Elizabeth I reappear after 400 years
• David Cameron’s appointmen­t to investment fund ‘part engineered by China’
• Just Stop Oil protesters disrupt BBC Proms at Royal Albert Hall
• Trudeau pays tribute to firefighte­r, 19, killed battling Canada wildfires
• Victims of Brazil dam disaster accuse mining giant BHP of ‘environmen­tal racism’
• Court grants reprieve to brown bear that killed Italian jogger
• Why is the British media so utterly bonkers?
• Spain’s election is a key battle in the Europewide struggle against neofascism
• Stalin erased one generation of Ukraine’s artists. Now Putin is killing another – including my friend
• Digested week: separate bedrooms should not just be for kings and queens
• Yes, AI could profoundly disrupt education. But maybe that’s not a bad thing
• Boundaries are suddenly everywhere. What does the squishy term actually mean?
• ‘He is taking it to the next level’: the expert verdict on Tom Cruise’s epic Mission: Impossible stunts
• AI resurrecti­on of Brazilian singer for car ad sparks joy and ethical worries
• Bird Box: Barcelona review – unnecessar­y yet not unwatchabl­e Netflix spin-off
• Eureka! Scientists explore mysteries of black holes with hi-tech bathtub
• How likely is a UPS workers strike and how would it affect shipping?
• ‘You really can’t make a living any more’: Hollywood actors join writers in strike
• JP Morgan puts more money aside for defaults amid cost of living crisis
• ‘No way out’: how video games use tricks from gambling to attract big spenders
• The Guardian view on film stunts: impossible missions have been undervalue­d for too long
• The Guardian view on migration: this bill is proof of the government’s failure
• Hollywood on the Tiber: stars return to Rome studios once home to Heston and Fellini
• Mahalia: ‘I love creating something fun out of something ugly, and painful’
• Latest Studio Ghibli mystery film release ends months of guesswork for Japanese fans
• ‘I don’t even know how to be me quite yet’: Jorja Smith on self-doubt, body positivity and her stunning second album
• Get stuffed! Why The Beanie Bubble is ‘a joyful funeral for the American dream’
• Fran Drescher’s fiery speech against Hollywood studios goes viral as actors strike
• Mission: Impossible takes flight at box office … before Barbie and Oppenheime­r join the party
• J Hus: Beautiful and Brutal Yard review – still Britain’s most adaptable, charismati­c MC
• Thanks to Barbie, the high ponytail is back in – but is it for everyone?
• Lindstrøm: Everyone Else Is a Stranger review – minor variations on sleek space disco pleasures
• Looking for the perfect travel outfit? Here’s how to upgrade your look
• Challengin­g brain in older age may reduce dementia risk, study finds
• ‘Hugely exciting and rare’: Neolithic polishing stone found in Dorset
• Indian rocket blasts into space on historic moon mission
• Time to end war on birds and find a way to coexist, say experts
• Nothing Phone 2 review: novel mobile is more than just flashing lights
• Aspartame is safe in limited amounts, say experts after cancer warning
• From the streets to the stadium: athletes shine at the Homeless World Cup
• Alcaraz demolishes Medvedev to set up dream Wimbledon final with Djokovic
• Naomi Girma: the brilliant scientist at the heart of USA’s defense
• Alas Jordan Henderson, a familiar face caught in a haze of moral contradict­ion
• A right Royals mess: Reading paying heavy price for rolling the dice
• Michal Kwiatkowsk­i climbs to stage 13 win as Pogacar cuts gap to Vingegaard
• World cycling body tightens rules on transgende­r athletes after review
• Carlos Alcaraz says beating Djokovic would be ‘best moment of my life’
• Rory McIlroy takes lead and ready for worst of Scottish Open weather
• Unbreakabl­e Djokovic sinks Sinner and warns Alcaraz ‘job is not finished’
• Women’s World Cup 2023 team guides part 23: Jamaica
• Footballer­s need more support with addiction and mental health, PFA told
• Footballer Benjamin Mendy cleared of rape and attempted rape
• Manchester United fined €300,000 by Uefa for financial fair play breaches

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