The Guardian (USA) - 2023-09-20

• Republican­s seem even further from resolution as US shutdown deadline nears
• Steep rise in criminaliz­ing pregnant people during Roe era, new data shows
• Freed American decries Iran’s ‘vile path to profit’ of holding foreigners hostage
• Walk of infamy: the Trump star causing a stir in Los Angeles
• US anti-child traffickin­g activist resigns after sexual harassment allegation­s
• Boy, 12, saves drowning man using CPR technique he saw on Stranger Things
• Trump official Jeffrey Clark attempts to move Georgia trial to federal court
• Virginia Democrat battling ‘Parkinson’s on steroids’ won’t seek re-election
• Israel’s prime minister urges Elon Musk to curb antisemiti­sm on his platform, X
• Indiana attorney general sues hospital over 10-year-old rape victim’s abortion
• Person arrested in ambush killing of Los Angeles sheriff’s deputy
• ‘Cognitivel­y impaired’? Trump’s confused attacks on Biden start to backfire
• ‘I never thought we would survive’: Derna after the deluge
• ‘You just have to speak up’: Gloria Johnson aims to be Tennessee’s first Democratic senator in 28 years
• US House Republican­s pitch short-term spending deal as shutdown looms
• Hunter Biden sues IRS for breaching his privacy rights over tax affairs
• Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 573 of the invasion
• Daring or delusional? Starmer seeks to woo Europe with talk of new Brexit deal
• Zelenskiy vows to be heard as he prepares for first in-person UN address since Russia’s invasion
• Where is Li Shangfu? China’s missing defence minister highlights Xi’s total grip on power
• I never considered work romantic – until I heard about the ‘office 10’
• The booing of the national anthem shows the vulnerabil­ity of King Charles’s reign
• Here’s the scary way Trump could win without the electoral or popular vote
• Justice for Neandertha­ls! What the debate about our long-dead cousins reveals about us
• ‘Panic and rash decision-making’: ex-Bud Light staff on one of the biggest boycotts in US history
• Property over people? New York City’s $52bn plan to save itself from the sea
• Never past your prime! 13 peaks we reach at 40 or later – from sex to running to selfesteem
• ‘He was born for this moment’: Sean Penn on his film with Zelenskiy
• Emoji dumping: how to say it’s over when you can’t be bothered with words
• TechScape: The ‘smartphone era’ transforme­d the world – what will define the next decade?
• Beware sharper economic slowdown and tougher inflation, warns adviser to central banks
• The Guardian view on Russell Brand: a misogynist in plain sight
• How Big Brother changed TV for ever: ‘There was a massive idea at its core – watch and judge’
• Mantegna: The Triumphs of Caesar – you can hear the trumpets and smell the elephant dung
• Roger Whittaker, folk singer famous for Durham Town, dies aged 87
• Superpower review – Sean Penn’s Zelenskiy documentar­y lacks insight
• ‘An active social act’: the Ukrainian playwright paying tribute to her mother on stage
• Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner apologizes for disparagin­g Black and female artists
• Fear the Night review – Neil LaBute on losing streak with atrocious home invasion thriller
• Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms review – immortals and armies wreak havoc
• Burberry shows off killer trenchcoat and blue strawberri­es at London show
• The Tower review – apocalypti­c lockdown horror goes into the dark, deadly void
• Chioma Nnadi to replace Edward Enninful as head of British Vogue
• Climate action must respond to extreme weather driving health crisis, says WHO
• A brontosaur­us: we are willing to forgive this colossal dinosaur its tiny head
• Elon Musk hits out at Soros foundation before meeting Israel’s Netanyahu
• Soap operas, late-night snacks and naps: How NBA players get their rest
• Nick Chubb ‘out for season’ after severe knee injury in Browns’ loss to Steelers
• Arsenal are not as fluent as last season. But they may be more resilient
• MSU to fire football coach Mel Tucker over phone call with abuse activist
• Spain government says football federation is making ‘a fool’ of country
• Nottingham Forest and VAR deny Burnley win after Hudson-Odoi stunner
• The chase is off: Constituti­on Hill will stay over hurdles this season
• Former coach Danielle Laidley praises AFL for support during difficult times
• ‘Ultimately it’s about the win’: Marler defends England’s ‘ugly’ route-one style
• ‘I’ve never attended one’: Howe makes startling Champions League admission
• Sussex promotion hopes in tatters after 12point deduction for ill-discipline
• Football fans received 11,000 gambling messages in Premier League opening weekend
• Barry Bennell, paedophile who abused boys as football coach, dies in prison
• Pep Guardiola urges Manchester City to target back-to-back Champions Leagues
• ‘It breaks my heart’: Leah Williamson to speak at UN about Syrian refugees
• WSL can be first billion-pound women’s football league in the world, says chair

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