The Guardian (USA) - 2023-10-24

• Argentina: leftists celebrate after far-right Milei fails to win election victory
• US pilot charged with attempted murder for ‘trying to shut down’ plane’s engines
• Bob Menendez pleads not guilty to charges of acting as an agent of Egypt
• Mary Lou Retton released from hospital but has ‘long road ahead’ in recovery
• No evidence of hate crime in synagogue president’s killing, say Detroit police
• Police widen area of search for man suspected of killing Maryland judge
• Turkey’s president submits bill to ratify Sweden’s Nato membership
• Hamas and Israel at war: what we know on day 18
• Chunk of change: four charged with stealing millions of US dimes from truck
• Ex-NYPD officer allegedly made deals for fentanyl and heroin while on duty
• Axel the border collie saves life of teen boy having stroke in Texas
• Donald Trump calls billionair­e Anthony Pratt ‘red haired weirdo from Australia’ as he denies discussing submarines
• Chevron to buy oil and gas producer Hess in $53bn all-stock deal
• The California town that could hold the key to control of the House in 2024
• Pentagon to send military advisers and air defense systems to Israel
• Controvers­y over European climate activists’ criticism of Israel
• UAE to investigat­e recruitmen­t of Filipina domestic worker who died
• World’s oldest known dog dies aged 31 after being saved from shallow grave as pup
• Switzerlan­d’s populists promise ‘less political correctnes­s’ after election win
• What will the children who survive the onslaught of Gaza think of those who let it happen?
• Why is Elon Musk attacking Wikipedia? Because its very existence offends him
• I yearned to be a pop star – but loneliness and boredom made me quit for something better
• Don’t listen to Arnold Schwarzene­gger – join the rest and relaxation resistance!
• ‘We’re in a housing desert’: a month in, is New York’s Airbnb crackdown working?
• The big idea: are our short attention spans really getting shorter?
• John Oliver on management consulting firms: ‘They shouldn’t get to be invisible’
• ‘It was always about land’: film-maker Raoul Peck on his infuriatin­g new documentar­y
• ‘There’s still beauty’: a national park bounces back after California’s biggest single fire
• How Leonard Leo’s project to reshape US judiciary got its start in Wisconsin
• ‘The fight will continue’ for India’s LGBTQ+ campaigner­s for equal marriage
• In memory of David Irvine: Guardian tennis correspond­ent and ‘king of the ad-libbers’
• ‘It was my way to resist’: the Iraqi-born artist who grew up under a dictator
• Toxic by Sarah Ditum review – a decade of misogyny, from Britney to Paris Hilton
• Holding the Note by David Remnick review – erudite portraits of musical greats
• Blown, battered and bottled: the artists who catch the wind
• ‘I saw fan-made compilatio­ns. It blew my mind’: the music producer who found accidental K-pop fame
• Escape from tyranny: the gentle pastor who smuggles North Koreans to freedom
• Burt Young obituary
• ‘Crabs everywhere’: off Canada’s Pacific coast, Indigenous Haida fight a host of invasive species
• ‘Carbon mega bomb’: climate experts urge Biden to block gas export hub
• ‘We can’t live in this’: the tightknit Chesterfie­ld street devastated by flooding
• UK risks scandal over ‘bias’ in AI tools in use across public sector
• Booking.com customers targeted by scam ‘confirmati­on’ emails
• When was the last time a Manchester United midfield signing worked out?
• NFL defenses beware: the Lamar Jackson leviathan may have woken up
• MLB playoffs: Texas Rangers ease past Houston Astros to send ALCS to Game 7
• NWSL playoffs: Sheehan’s first profession­al goal sends Gotham into semi-finals
• World Rugby investigat­es alleged racist slur by South Africa’s Mbonambi
• Joe Root calls for increase in 50-over cricket if England are to thrive again
• Ramos gets his moment against Real Madrid but final flourish goes begging
• Arsenal accept lack of diversity in their women’s team needs to change
• Lyon have no wins, little spirit and look destined for relegation

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