The Guardian (USA) - 2018-12-18

• Russian propagandi­sts targeted African Americans to influence 2016 US election
• US government shutdown looms as standoff over border wall deepens
• Woman who climbed Statue of Liberty in immigratio­n protest found guilty
• El Salvador court frees woman on trial after bearing rapist's baby
• Amazon faces boycott ahead of holidays as public discontent grows
• Jesuits name priests with 'credible allegation­s' of sexually abusing minors
• Netanyahu’s son banned from Facebook over hate speech
• US left isolated at UN over stance on abortion and refugees
• Labour and Tories clash over call for confidence vote
• Twitter shares tumble on concerns about hacking activity
• What's leading more teens to try vaping? Study finds 'alarming' rise
• Johnson & Johnson shares slip after talc asbestos claims
• Junk food cravings linked to lack of sleep, study suggests
• Beto O'Rourke poses growing threat to fellow Democrats with 2020 hopes
• Antisemiti­c graffiti at Columbia ruffles liberal bastion
• Saudi Arabia rebukes US Senate over Khashoggi resolution
• Trumpy Bear: the perfect Christmas gift, no matter your politics. No, really
• Why did a little Guatemalan girl die after crossing the US border?
• Next left: Corbyn, Sanders and the return of socialism
• Jeremy Corbyn demands vote of no confidence in Theresa May
• Germany to make one-off payment to 1,000 evacuees from Nazis
• Asos shares crash 38% after shock profit warning
• Justin Trudeau says Canada is looking to pull out of Saudi arms deal
• Climate change activists vow to step up protests around world
• Serial rabbit-killer terrorises picturesqu­e Brittany village
• In Trump's mind, all deals are private. 'Public interest' means nothing to him
• Don't blame Jakelin Caal's death on her father. US policies did this
• Trump is playing into China's hands by politicizi­ng extraditio­n case
• Why the end-of-year Spotify lists are a glimpse into listeners’ souls
• Gilets jaunes: grassroots heroes or tools of the Kremlin?
• Cardi B fans show little sympathy to Offset after 'take me back' plea
• Farout: astronomer­s identify most distant known object in solar system
• Back to the land: are young farmers the new starving artists?
• Chickens freezing to death and boiled alive: failings in US slaughterh­ouses exposed
• Notorious Moscow prison, once home to Solzhenits­yn, to close
• After a year from hell, Facebook parties like it's 2017
• 'A reason to stand up': Wisconsin activists fight threat to African American vote
• 1MDB scandal: Malaysia files charges against Goldman Sachs
• The music business I knew was a sexist hell. But things are changing
• The Guardian view on the May deal: sinking not waving
• The Guardian view on this year’s charity appeal: join the fight against immigratio­n injustice
• Vice review – Christian Bale hilarious as toadlike VP Dick Cheney
• Rain Man made autistic people visible. But it also entrenched a myth
• Working Girl at 30: the workplace comedy that changed the game
• Broadway in 2018: male playwright­s and movies dominate patchy year
• Going down: how Rosalind’s fatal lift plummet marked the death of LA Law
• The 50 best TV shows of 2018: No 4 – Patrick Melrose
• The 50 best films of 2018: No 5 – Private Life
• Yael Stone alleges Geoffrey Rush acted inappropri­ately towards her in dressing room, a claim he denies
• 'This cuts across society': how singeli music went from Tanzania to the world
• The 10 best New Year's Eve nights out in the UK
• Gerry Cinnamon review – word-of-mouth wonder about to make waves
• The 50 best albums of 2018, No 5: Mitski – Be the Cowboy
• We say we love our national parks. The evidence suggests otherwise
• London's new official plan for cycling is bold but has a major flaw
• Chronic fatigue syndrome 'could be triggered by overactive immune system'
• Study finds 'alarming' levels of chemicals in Great Barrier Reef turtles
• Canadian officials visit second citizen detained in China
• France pushes forward alone with new tax on big tech companies
• Lamar Jackson's ascendancy brings the end of an era in Baltimore
• NFL wrap: Steelers top Pats while Bears make playoffs for first time in eight years
• We’ve finally got one – welcome to a real-life Premier League title race
• Champions League: tie-by-tie analysis of the last-16 games
• Police investigat­e allegation of historical racist abuse in Chelsea youth set-up
• Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
• Ladbrokes pay punters after technical ‘glitch’ cancelled winning bets
• Australia captain Tim Paine has sledging spat with Kohli at second Test
• Chelsea fans spoken to by police after reports of antisemiti­c chanting on train
• Derby and Nottingham Forest share spoils in scrappy goalless draw
• Liverpool can stay ahead of City and win the title, says Andy Robertson
• Kevin De Bruyne denies exhaustion caused six-week absence
• José Mourinho safe for now amid business as usual at Manchester United

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