The Guardian (USA) - 2018-12-28

• 'A kick in the stomach': massive GM layoffs leave workers distraught – and angry
• US government shutdown will last into 2019 as Congress struggles for deal
• Trump 'accidental­ly reveals location and identities of US Navy Seals in Iraq'
• Video exists of alleged Kevin Spacey assault, according to court documents
• Boston Marathon bomber seeks to overturn conviction and death sentence
• Mary Robinson labelled a 'willing pawn' over visit with UAE princess
• Elon Musk files to dismiss 'pedo' defamation lawsuit by British diver
• US stocks follow record-breaking rise with day of wild swings
• Republican behind 'deportatio­n bus' campaign reports to jail
• Instagram update: change to horizontal scrolling prompts online uproar
• From Kavanaugh to the government shutdown – Trump's 2018 lowlights
• ‘There was blood everywhere’: the abuse case against the Afghan FA president
• Canadian man to appear in Chinese court on drug smuggling charges
• List of BBC reporters in Russia leaked online along with their photos
• US coast guard suspends search for British cruise ship entertaine­r Arron Hough
• Green-feathered immigrant surge prompts Greek parakeet count
• Indonesia authoritie­s raise Anak Krakatau volcano threat level
• Saudi king orders major reshuffle of top government posts
• Japan shrinking as birthrate falls to lowest level in history
• Hate crimes are as American as apple pie
• In 1993 my agency warned of climate change. In 1995 it was abolished
• The best way to scupper Putin and Trump? Scrap Brexit
• I used to think the Brexit referendum would revitalise politics. I was wrong
• The Guardian view on Donald Trump in 2019: the year of reckoning
• The best films of 2018 … that you didn't see
• 'Unpreceden­ted' mass releases of migrants strain churches to limit
• Peter Tuchman: rollercoas­ter ride is written on Wall St's most famous face
• Roxane Gay: ‘Public discourse rarely allows for nuance. And see where that’s gotten us’
• After year of deadly wildfires, who will pick up the tab for natural disasters?
• Middle East: Saudi Arabia weakened as Iran plans to consolidat­e gains
• The most-read Guardian Business stories of 2018
• Dow up more than 1,000 points in biggest one-day gain ever
• The Guardian view on English cricket: good times, bad times
• Business confidence in UK at lowest ebb since Brexit vote – IoD
• The most anticipate­d films of 2019: 11-20
• Fame and fortune rising for female pop stars in UK
• The enduring legacy of Sigmund Freud, radical
• ‘Don't tell anyone I slept in this’: fashion writers on their most comfortabl­e clothes
• Fake moon landings and a flat Earth: why do athletes love conspiracy theories?
• Sigi Schmid's contributi­on helped shape the very ground MLS stands on
• My picks for athlete of the year are the ones who carried that weight
• High school to skip events officiated by referee who told wrestler to cut hair
• Felipe Anderson’s double for West Ham leaves Southampto­n deep in trouble
• Sports prospects of 2019: the women set to shine in the year ahead
• John Aloisi tenders shock resignatio­n as Brisbane Roar coach
• Sydney to Hobart yacht race: Wild Oats XI claims victory for ninth time in dramatic finale
• Tottenham extend Toby Alderweire­ld deal but activate £25m release clause
• Brilliant Altior keeps unbeaten record but Footpad suffers shock defeat
• Flashpoint­s of 2018: Julen Lopetegui sacked by Spain on eve of World Cup
• One death, alleged racist abuse and a Boxing Day of shame in Serie A
• Paul Pogba is improving and can do even more for us, says Nemanja Matic
• Jürgen Klopp has found missing pieces of Liverpool title puzzle, says Lovren
• Everton’s Marco Silva insists striker Cenk Tosun has a future at club
• Arsenal’s Unai Emery faces touchline ban after being hit with FA charge
• 2018 in football tactics: France and Real Madrid did it their way

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