The Guardian (USA) - 2023-08-25

• Digestion issues could be warning sign of Parkinson’s disease, research suggests
• Putin says ‘talented businessma­n’ Yevgeny Prigozhin has died
• Canada: 14 whales have died at aquarium since 2019, exposé reveals
• Dementia risk study finds 11 key factors behind condition
• Maui county sues Hawaiian Electric over wildfires that killed more than 100
• Americans at high risk advised to wear masks as new Covid variant detected
• Carbon credit speculator­s could lose billions as offsets deemed ‘worthless’
• Ukraine celebrates independen­ce day with first raid into Crimea
• Shooter in California biker bar attack that killed three was retired cop, officials say
• Massachuse­tts man charged with putting rocks on road to damage cars
• Rightwing activist Leonard Leo under investigat­ion in Washington DC
• US sues Elon Musk’s SpaceX for alleged hiring discrimina­tion against refugees
• Republican candidates grapple with postRoe positionin­g on abortion
• Asian Americans have much higher ‘forever chemicals’ levels than other groups, study finds
• TV judge says Governor Kemp should have removed Georgia sheriff who admitted to groping her
• CEOs of top 100 ‘low-wage’ US firms earn $601 for every $1 by worker, report finds
• Rights groups oppose Texas law that lets chaplains work as school counselors
• The US’s war on spotted lanternfli­es might be having an effect
• Why did chip-maker Nvidia’s profits soar and is it living in a tech bubble?
• Republican activist says party ‘deserves to lose’ if it fails to address climate crisis
• Republican hopefuls shrug when asked about climate crisis during debate
• Asylum seekers in Greece ‘facing two great injustices of our time’
• ‘They won’t buy it’: fish traders anxious after Fukushima wastewater release
• Brics to more than double with admission of six new countries
• Emperor penguins: thousands of chicks in Antarctica die due to record-low sea ice levels
• After Prigozhin humiliated Putin, the question was how he survived so long
• Trump’s Tucker Carlson segment was bizarre and boring at the same time
• The Guardian view on the US Republican debate: stumped by Trump
• If Putin has eliminated Prigozhin, the result could be more – not less – instabilit­y for Russia
• The Guardian view on Prigozhin’s fate: Putin couldn’t trust him and didn’t need him
• The Republican debate was a spectacle of sadism and self-regarding piousness
• Who won the Republican debate? Our panel reacts
• ‘Grabbing you by the lapels’: a history of eyecatchin­g NYC subway posters
• Never buy vegetable seed again! How to save money by harvesting this year’s beans, lettuces and tomatoes
• Unlocking a river: rare silver fish returns to its ancient spawning grounds – in pictures
• Best podcasts of the week: Alan Partridge solves the culture wars, grandparen­ting and more
• A US growth-inflation ‘soft landing’ is vital to solving the global economy puzzle
• OnlyFans owner pays himself $1.3m a day from UK-based adult content site
• Fossil fuels being subsidised at rate of $13m a minute, says IMF
• Record number of Britons heading into winter with energy debt, says charity
• Kristen Wiig’s 20 best performanc­es – ranked!
• Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy: ‘I can’t regret working with R Kelly – it made me better able to judge my behaviour and that of others’
• Lizzo settled dancers’ pay dispute months before sexual harassment claim
• First trailer for Sean Penn’s Ukraine documentar­y Superpower released
• Bomb Rush Cyberfunk review – graffiti skateboard party like it’s 1999
• ‘71 seconds of regal poise’: Kim Cattrall’s short, sweet return to the Sex and the City universe
• ‘A tired old show’: Friends writer claims cast deliberate­ly ruined jokes
• Sara Ramírez on And Just Like That’s Che Diaz: ‘I am not the fictional characters I have played’
• ‘A lot of working-class cinema is so joyless’: Charlotte Regan on her candy-coloured debut Scrapper
• Travelodge hotels sold out for Taylor Swift’s 2024 UK Eras tour
• Thursday briefing: What the UK’s first womb transplant means for the future of fertility
• Political support for surveillan­ce of Covid waning in Australia despite ‘waves of mutations’, scientists say
• Sunak to hold AI summit at Bletchley Park, home of Enigma codebreake­rs
• Rory McIlroy three off the lead in Tour Championsh­ip despite back injury
• Landon Donovan’s San Diego Loyal to shut down after 2023 season
• Djokovic faces Müller on US Open return while Gauff could lie in wait for Swiatek
• Jannik Sinner: ‘There’s nothing wrong with losing – but lose in the right way’
• How to tackle post-World Cup blues and get your women’s football fix
• Angels’ Shohei Ohtani won’t pitch for rest of season due to ligament tear
• Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
• The 49ers took a huge swing with Trey Lance. It looks like they missed
• Fiba World Cup prediction­s: Can anyone take down the Americans?
• Spanish FA head Luis Rubiales to resign as Fifa investigat­e World Cup final kiss
• Matt Hudson-Smith takes world 400m silver after being pipped on the line
• Mary Earps goalkeeper shirts to go on sale after Nike U-turn
• Anthony Watson ruled out of Rugby World Cup as England injuries mount
• Manchester City secure £55.5m signing of winger Jérémy Doku from Rennes
• Dyche admits equity deal would not have helped Everton in transfer market
• Consortium plans Lewes takeover and $100m investment in women’s football
• Luke Shaw out for a ‘number of weeks’ as Mudryk adds to Chelsea injury list

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