The Guardian (USA) - 2019-02-28

• Donald Trump hails ‘great leader’ Kim Jongun at Hanoi summit
• Thousands of migrant children allegedly sexually abused in US custody
• Giant 'Glory Hole' sucks in rainwater as storms swell California lake
• Federal judge temporaril­y blocks Texas from purging voter rolls
• Venezuela blocks off second bridge to Colombia as Guaidó flies to Brazil
• House passes first major gun control legislatio­n in nearly quarter of a century
• Justin Trudeau refuses to resign over claims officials interfered in bribery prosecutio­n
• Scientists stunned by discovery of 'semiidenti­cal' twins
• North Carolina political operative charged in election fraud scandal
• Ocasio-Cortez – 'who actually worked for wages' - rebukes Ivanka Trump
• Chicago to elect its first black female mayor as candidates head to runoff
• Supreme court backs murderer with dementia in death penalty case
• Michael Cohen accuses 'racist, conman' Trump of criminal conspiracy
• Michael Cohen to call Donald Trump a racist, cheat and conman in first public hearing
• Low pay, large classes, funding cuts: behind new wave of US teachers' strikes
• India calls for immediate return of pilot shot down by Pakistan over Kashmir
• May avoids fresh Brexit defeat after climbdown on citizens' rights
• Glastonbur­y festival bans plastic bottles
• Labour splits exposed as MP is suspended over antisemiti­sm remarks
• France fumes as Dutch government takes stake in Air France-KLM
• Last four refugee children leave Nauru for resettleme­nt in US
• Vatican opens investigat­ion that could lead to George Pell being defrocked
• Millions of Ugandans quit internet after introducti­on of social media tax
• The left needs to get radical on big tech – moderate solutions won't cut it
• Jobs guarantees are more popular than Ivanka Trump thinks
• Was the media biased against the Covington students?
• It’s not enough to defend democracy – now is the time to advance it
• The west must not abandon Crimea and Ukraine to Russian aggression
• Michael Cohen's explosive allegation­s suggest danger for Trump on two fronts
• When Brooklyn was queer: telling the story of the borough's LGBT past
• 103-year-old woman becomes Grand Canyon ranger: 'I enjoy every minute'
• 'Concrete? It's communist': the rise and fall of the utopian socialist material
• Rotten Tomatoes rescues Captain Marvel from review trolls
• Seth Meyers: 'If Mexico won’t pay for the wall, maybe Pfizer will'
• Is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez right to ask if the climate means we should have fewer children?
• Sugar high: the yeast that can be used to brew cannabis, not beer
• The Guardian view on EU citizens: May’s moral blindspot
• The Guardian view on Trump in Asia: the crisis is in Kashmir
• 'It's all about money' – Michael Jackson's family slam documentar­y
• Simon Godwin: how the British director is taking on US theatre
• 'We felt a huge responsibi­lity' – behind the landmark Apollo 11 documentar­y
• Top costume designer calls Melissa McCarthy bunny outfit 'insulting'
• Sauvage review – on the street with a homeless hustler
• Fighting With My Family review – wrestling biopic lacks punch
• Foxtrot review – desert heat sears a family in crisis
• Alejandro González Iñárritu first Mexican to serve as Cannes jury president
• Bohemian Rhapsody's visual effects team 'owed thousands'
• The month's best mixes: psychedeli­c sounds, soulful UK garage and sinewy EBM
• Goran Bregović: 'Balkan brass is punk – more madness than music'
• Do the Rite thing: how Stravinsky's Rite of Spring changed music for ever
• Lanvin's new designer reinvents house's original style
• 'Swimming is the new yoga': why the fashion pack are taking a dip outdoors
• Burberry launches staff training plan after 'noose' hoodie row
• Extinction Rebellion activists arrested outside oil conference
• Saint Laurent takes inspiratio­n from Deneuve for Paris
• Nearly half of all children with cancer go undiagnose­d and untreated
• Parkinson's patients have tubes placed in brain in protein study
• The Tory plan for no-deal medical shortages is staggering­ly negligent
• Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 review: novel slider finally hits the UK
• Johnny Manziel released by Montreal Alouettes and barred from CFL
• Quebec hockey league apologizes after racist taunts force black player from ice
• MLS 2019 prediction­s: A new champion and a record-breaking Zlatan Ibrahimovi­c
• Pedro strike and Trippier howler lift Sarri and give Chelsea win over Spurs
• Luis Suárez scores twice as Barcelona beat Real Madrid to reach cup final
• Sadio Mané and Virgil van Dijk lead rampant Liverpool past Watford
• Fiery Claressa Shields prods cool Christina Hammer before blockbuste­r
• Manu Tuilagi: I will decide on Racing offer after the Six Nations
• Glenn Maxwell states case with unbeaten 113 in T20 win over India
• Sergio Agüero’s contentiou­s penalty takes Manchester City past West Ham
• Five athletes arrested in anti-doping raids targeting ‘criminal organisati­on’
• Mesut Özil shows his class as Arsenal hit five past Bournemout­h
• Manchester United roll on as Romelu Lukaku seizes chance at Crystal Palace
• Ward-Prowse helps Southampto­n to comfortabl­e win over lifeless Fulham

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