The Guardian (USA) - 2024-02-28

• ‘Medical colonialis­m’: midwives sue Hawaii over law regulating Native birth workers
• Michigan primary a test for Biden as key voters turn away over Gaza war
• Hamas and Israel pour cold water on Biden’s hopes of imminent ceasefire
• Biden and Harris meet congressio­nal leaders to try to avert government shutdown
• Starbucks and workers’ union agree to talks in breakthrou­gh for both sides
• New Orleans hatter receives French Legion of Honor for second world war service
• Missouri bus drivers protest after colleague finds noose at work
• Republican cites 25th amendment in bid to remove ‘too old’ Biden from office
• Florida delays ‘fetal personhood’ bill after fallout from Alabama IVF ruling
• Macy’s to shutter 150 stores amid focus on luxury
• Professors’ union sanctions Florida college over ‘political’ DeSantis takeover
• Let them eat Flakes: Kellogg’s CEO says poor families should consider ‘cereal for dinner’
• Sony to lay off 900 workers in its PlayStatio­n division
• ‘It’s a tragic loss’: New Yorkers mourn Flaco, the owl the city took to its heart
• How much is that Frosty? Wendy’s to trial Uber-like surge pricing
• What to know about Michigan’s primary election
• ‘An ominous presence’: New York City bill aims to restrict cruise ship pollution
• US airman who burned himself to death at Israeli embassy had anarchist past
• Israel is deliberate­ly starving Palestinia­ns, UN rights expert says
• Venezuelan migrants boost economies of South American countries, studies find
• Ultra-rare Wayne Gretzky rookie cards expected to be part of $3.72m Canadian auction
• Warlord behind 1,500 murders returns to Colombia after 12-year sentence in US
• Macron faces EU backlash after suggesting sending troops to Ukraine
• Sadiq Khan faces death threats from Islamist extremists, source says
• Qatar and Egypt ‘will help form new Palestinia­n technocrat­ic government’
• Russian human rights campaigner sentenced to jail for denouncing war
• Black artistry is woven into the fabric of country music. It belongs to everyone
• A ‘Black-Jewish alliance’ in the US? IsraelGaza war shows it’s more myth than special relationsh­ip
• Vice’s cunning, irreverent journalism is dead – and executives with bloated pay cheques helped kill it
• ‘Can I now send the funds?’: secrets of the Conservati­ve money machine
• My parents are much cooler than me – as I discovered this week
• Pretty, pretty bad: Curb Your Enthusiasm takes on voter suppressio­n
• California’s Orange county was once a conservati­ve bastion. Can it swing the balance of the US House in 2024?
• Jon Stewart proposes Israel-Gaza peace plan: ‘Honestly, what is the alternativ­e?’
• What is brown butter, and how do I use it?
• ‘I get looks of disbelief’: the visionary women shaking up architectu­re worldwide
• Ted Bundy bludgeoned and almost killed me. I resolved he would not ruin my life
• ‘Bodacious!’ A thrilling new take on Robert Mapplethor­pe, by ex-Vogue editor Edward Enninful
• Mick Moon obituary
• Shōgun review – a mesmerisin­g epic that goes big on the gore
• John Waters to make first film in 20 years with Aubrey Plaza set to star
• Israeli director receives death threats after officials call Berlin film festival ‘antisemiti­c’
• Beyoncé becomes first Black woman to top US Hot 100 with country song
• Slave Play writer criticises star casting but Kit Harington to feature in West End run
• Sex, lies and sundowners: Robin Campillo on turning his army brat childhood into a film
• Defoe review – disarmingl­y honest portrait of a star footballer
• Police find scores of guns at home of French film star Alain Delon
• Dior opens Paris fashion week with homage to modernisin­g designer Marc Bohan
• European parliament votes for watereddow­n law to restore nature
• Electric cars produce twice as much CO₂ as trains, says rail group data
• Child-on-child abuse is increasing in the UK, but criminalis­ing young people will only do more damage
• This fiendish mashup of solitaire and poker has taken over my life
• Premier League weekly awards: Bailey shines; United’s Fernandes problem
• Red Bull get ready to announce verdict on Christian Horner this week
• Ollie Robinson’s Test future in doubt after ‘disappoint­ing’ return in India
• Constituti­on Hill’s poor gallop raises major doubts over Champion Hurdle
• Dubravka saves Newcastle’s season in FA Cup penalty shootout at Blackburn
• Five-star Erling Haaland demolishes Luton as Manchester City win 6-2
• Lauren Hemp double helps revitalise­d Lionesses blast past Italy
• Abdul Fatawu’s extra-time thunderbol­t fires Leicester past Bournemout­h
• Mauricio Pochettino makes plea for patience from Chelsea owners
• Jürgen Klopp says defeat by Liverpool does not make Chelsea ‘bottlers’
• Brendan Rodgers plays to the gallery but his Celtic side fail to convince
• The 25th anniversar­y of the last all-English Premier League XI
• Work starts at Belfast’s Euro 2028 ghost ground with clock ticking

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