The Guardian (USA) - 2023-12-04

• Three commercial vessels attacked in Red Sea by Houthi rebels, says US
• HBO to develop George Santos’s ‘Gatsbyesqu­e journey’ into movie – report
• One of the three Palestinia­n-American students shot in Vermont is paralyzed
• Ukraine investigat­ing ‘execution’ of surrenderi­ng troops by Russian forces
• Unbeaten FSU attack ‘destructiv­e’ CFP after being left out of postseason
• US prison deaths soared by 77% during height of Covid-19 crisis, study finds
• Alaska Airlines to buy Hawaiian Airlines in deal that may face regulator scrutiny
• Beyoncé rules box office at weekend with Renaissanc­e film
• Four Black founders on creating healing communitie­s in LA: ‘so all of us can have access’
• Pennsylvan­ia may lean Democrat, but that doesn’t mean Biden will win the state
• Kissinger on Kissinger: ‘My job was to inspire, not to gratify’
• The fire that still burns: the mental health crisis unfolding among Maui’s children
• ‘The devil was in that building’: New Orleans church orphanages’ dark secrets
• Muslim leaders in swing states pledge to ‘abandon’ Biden over his refusal to call for ceasefire
• Longstreet: the Confederat­e general who switched sides on race
• Tensions rise as Venezuelan­s vote on disputed territory in neighbouri­ng Guyana
• Palestinia­n man killed in West Bank in Israeli settler raid
• Alleged killer of tourist in Paris attack had pledged allegiance to Islamic State
• Brexit-backer Richard Desmond invokes EU law to sue Gambling Commission
• A knife-edge quest: Lord of the Rings resonates at Cop28 climate summit
• Saturday Night Live: Emma Stone elevates a middling episode
• Why are so many of us addicted to drama?
• From a 100-mile city to a desert ski resort: why is Saudi Arabia spending billions on architectu­ral ‘gigaprojec­ts’?
• ‘Drug use is a health problem’: inside one of the world’s oldest legal consumptio­n rooms
• Can Spinal Tap sequel live up to film’s ludicrous legend, 40 years on?
• The best books to give as presents this Christmas
• Tótem review – exquisite Mexican family drama of joy and heartbreak
• All of Us Strangers takes best film and director at British Independen­t Film Awards
• Billy Bragg review – from bard of Barking to golden voice
• Ian Broudie: ‘Terry Venables liked Three Lions: “It’s a proper key-tapper, Ian,” he said’
• Covid inquiry: 10 questions facing Boris Johnson
• Two years after silt and mud trashed them, Northern Rivers schools rise from ruin
• NFL roundup: 49ers overcome Eagles as Patriots hit new low
• Kulusevski rescues late draw for Spurs in sixgoal thriller at Manchester City
• Alexander-Arnold lifts Anfield into delirium as Liverpool stun Fulham
• Rugby v Its Players: shadow of brain injury case looms over the sport
• Rory McIlroy blames ‘elite pros’ and equipment makers over ball change
• Jordan Gill says he was ‘saved’ from suicide after loss to Martínez
• Erling Haaland and Pep Guardiola upset with referee after Manchester City draw
• Ten-man Chelsea hold on to beat Brighton after Enzo Fernández double
• ‘A game you’d never forget in your life’: Jürgen Klopp lauds Liverpool victory
• Barcelona’s João Félix gets revenge with game’s only goal to beat Atlético Madrid
• Ollie Watkins rescues point for Aston Villa with late strike at Bournemout­h
• Odsonne Édouard cancels out West Ham’s early lead against Crystal Palace
• Scottish Premiershi­p: Rodgers reveals fury in Celtic win as Rangers keep pace
• European roundup: Inter sweep away Napoli to return to Serie A summit

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