The Guardian (USA) - 2024-03-04

• ‘A concern for everyone’: Tennessee poised to ban Pride flags in schools
• Trump confuses Obama for Biden again at Virginia rally speech
• Hamas delegation joins mediators at Gaza ceasefire talks in Cairo
• Snow is nonstop in California’s Sierra Nevada as major highway stays closed
• US supreme court to issue ruling as Trump Colorado ballot case looms
• US lawmakers present bill to fund government and avert shutdown
• US attorney general tells Bloody Sunday service ‘the right to vote is under attack’
• University of Maryland halts fraternity and sorority events amid hazing worries
• Italian warship forced to shoot down Houthi missile in Red Sea
• Texas wildfire: strong winds continue to thwart firefighte­rs’ efforts to contain blaze
• Caitlin Clark passes Maravich to become NCAA basketball’s all-time leading scorer
• ‘We were constantly in terror’: Israeli hostage tells of captivity in Gaza
• ‘He believes in power and chaos’: alarm as Steve Bannon plots to propel Trump
• California prisoner donates earnings from 13cent hourly wage to Gaza
• Nikki Haley declines to say she would endorse Trump if he wins nomination
• Barbara Lee’s idealism inspires loyalty in her district. Can it carry her to the Senate?
• About 170 people ‘executed’ in Burkina Faso village attacks, official says
• Malaysia in talks over new search for flight MH370 10 years after disappeara­nce
• ‘A clash of cultures’: Irish opinion split over Travellers’ elaborate headstones
• Police raids in Berlin fail to find two Red Army Faction fugitives
• Shehbaz Sharif elected as prime minister of Pakistan
• Mental health leave offered to Taiwanese students as youth suicides double
• How do civilisati­ons collapse? Ask Lee Anderson
• Millennial­s will be the richest generation ever, but who gets that wealth is down to luck
• Saturday Night Live: Sydney Sweeney hosts another underwhelm­ing episode
• Out with the animal cruelty. In with … mushrooms? These farmers are leaving factory farming behind
• ‘We have a real impact’: oldest Black college newspaper in US turns 100
• I saw my therapist weekly for two years. Then he let slip he’d been watching me. Had he crossed a line?
• What’s up with Generation Z?
• ‘It’ll be a shortlist of one!’ Villagers in England fear nuclear dump proposal
• ‘Women have libidos too!’: Ethan Coen and wife Tricia Cooke on their raunchy new lesbian road movie
• Good Morning: ‘I find it weird when people say that they’ve had sex to our music. That’s disgusting!’
• Need a new look? Here’s how to reset your wardrobe for spring
• Seán McGirr taps into 90s-era spikiness in Alexander McQueen debut show
• Premier League weekend awards: Liverpool’s secret weapon and Pochettino is a problem
• ‘It was a rough week’: Kim finishes 32 strokes off lead in profession­al golf return
• ‘Fast, brutal, brilliant’: NRL’s Las Vegas gamble comes up trumps
• Katie Boulter aiming to break top 30 after reaching San Diego Open final
• Jos Verstappen wants Horner removed as Red Bull risk ‘being torn apart’
• ‘Absolutely not’: Ten Hag denies United are way behind City after derby defeat
• Marcus Smith and Alex Mitchell return to England squad for Ireland challenge
• Jemma Reekie wins 800m silver after recovering from ‘a horrible place’
• Arsenal and Russo delight sold-out crowd with WSL derby win over Spurs
• Arguments over concussion protocol are an ongoing headache for football
• Bournemout­h’s Kluivert and Semenyo punish blunt Burnley as boos ring out
• European roundup: Leverkusen go 10 points clear, Napoli beat Juventus
• WSL roundup: Chelsea’s Macario marks debut with goal in win at Leicester
• Chris Wilder’s chaotic Sheffield United return looks doomed to end in failure
• Ten-man Celtic miss chance to go top as Grant and Shankland earn Hearts win

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