The Guardian (USA) - 2019-02-27

• Iceberg twice the size of New York City is set to break away from Antarctica
• House passes resolution to revoke Trump's national emergency declaratio­n
• Michael Cohen expected to detail Trump 'crimes' in first public hearing
• Medicare for All: House Democrats unveil bill to expand healthcare nationwide
• Economy could be 9% weaker under no-deal Brexit, government says
• Hotel double-booked as Hanoi scrambles to host Kim and Trump
• Humpback whale found washed ashore in Brazil
• Spike Lee rounds on Donald Trump over Twitter attack
• ATT-Time Warner deal: justice department loses appeal against merger
• Payday lenders preying on borrowers escape crackdown as rules rolled back
• Jeff Bezos: world's richest man finally tops list of biggest donors
• Democrats prepare to vote to reverse Trump's border wall emergency call
• Chicago voters head to polls to elect new mayor from large, diverse field
• Trump's special envoy to Venezuela 'will lie when needed' claims Raymond Bonner
• Paul Manafort seeks leniency from judge as he faces life in prison
• Cardinal George Pell loses position as Vatican treasurer after guilty verdict
• Muhammadu Buhari to claim victory in Nigeria's presidenti­al election
• Decathlon drops French sports hijab after politician­s threaten boycott
• 'Get ready for our surprise': Pakistan warns India it will respond to airstrikes
• Facebook moderators tell of strict scrutiny and PTSD symptoms
• 'Centuries of entitlemen­t': Emma Thompson on why she quit Lasseter film
• Dutch customs seize 90,000 bottles of vodka believed to be for Kim Jong-un
• Cities across America should unite against big corporatio­ns
• Univision anchor Jorge Ramos deported from Venezuela after Maduro interview
• Trump’s new rule to defund family planning hits the most vulnerable
• The Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga gossip shows we are infantile about art
• If we’re heading for a hard Brexit, then we’re heading for a united Ireland
• The Green New Deal has reignited the climate debate – and voters support it
• Lay Catholics who stay silent are complicit in the church’s failure on abuse
• 'They're no different from us': the woman who follows urban coyotes
• Musicians on Mark Hollis: 'He found hooks in places I'm still trying to fathom'
• Green zone: the US soldiers fighting for vegan food
• India's airstrikes are more posturing than prelude to war
• Pope Francis beset by global sexual abuse scandal after George Pell's conviction
• Javad Zarif's resignatio­n: blow for nuclear deal and win for Iran's hardliners
• Monsanto: judge threatens to 'shut down' cancer patient's lawyer
• Elon Musk could face contempt charge over 'inaccurate' Tesla tweet
• Britons face five-hour airport queues in Spain with no-deal Brexit
• The Guardian view on May’s Brexit: coming not together but apart
• The Guardian view on the hottest winter day: sunny side down
• Trevor Noah: 'R Kelly's best bet is to pray – although God's hands are full right now'
• Morrissey to release protest-themed covers album
• Holy joke: how God became an unlikely TV comedy staple
• Green Book producer sent angry emails to critics of the film
• The early favourites: who might be winning Oscars in 2020?
• Mark Hollis: reluctant pop star who redefined rock
• Rape inquiry dropped against French film mogul Luc Besson
• Lego Movie 2 keeps How to Train Your Dragon at bay at UK box office
• How the Vice make-up team won the Oscar for world's worst speech
• Hugh Jackman announces Australian arena tour, as The Greatest Showman looks set for sequel
• Oscars TV ratings improve for 'hostless' show
• Talk Talk's visionary: Mark Hollis's ambition co-existed with commercial success
• The joy of necks: why everyone's wearing high necklines
• Christian Dior launches latest 'sisterhood' slogans
• Project Loud France: Rihanna's new fashion label gets a name – and funding
• Jacquemus puts a masculine spin on feminine chic in Paris
• Selfridges to stop selling exotic animal skins
• Digital minimalism: how do you KonMari a 10-year text message history?
• Uber survives legal challenge brought by London cabbies
• Will the NFL punish Robert Kraft and the Patriots over prostituti­on allegation­s?
• NFL owners unlikely to change replay rules despite Rams-Saints outcry
• Vero Boquete: the Spaniard so good she has a stadium named after her
• Harden's streak of 30-point games ends at 32 while Lakers' struggles continue
• Sergio Ramos set for increased ban after Uefa charge him for 'deliberate' booking
• ‘It's sort of the extreme’: Free Solo’s Alex Honnold on rock-climbing without ropes
• Leicester impress Brendan Rodgers with determined win over Brighton
• McCall Zerboni's long march to the World Cup: 'In the offseason I was barely surviving'
• Maurizio Sarri threatens to drop Kepa Arrizabala­ga for Tottenham game
• Sean Longstaff on target as Newcastle end Burnley’s good run
• Crystal Palace’s Mamadou Sakho set to miss rest of season with knee injury
• Jürgen Klopp says ‘unbelievab­le’ Liverpool do not get enough credit
• Everton get much-needed lift at Cardiff thanks to Gylfi Sigurdsson’s double
• Manchester City’s Aymeric Laporte and Fernandinh­o to miss five vital games
• Ole Gunnar Solskjaer shrugs off injury crisis: 'It’s survival of the fittest'
• Championsh­ip roundup: Leeds miss chance to go top as QPR edge shock win
• Leicester City appoint Brendan Rodgers as Neil Lennon returns to Celtic
• Mauricio Pochettino says Spurs’ lack of fight has scuppered their title bid

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