The Guardian (USA) - 2019-04-06

• Officials forced way in to Stephen Moore home after failure to pay ex-wife debts
• Ineos accused of 'greenwashi­ng' over Daily Mile sponsorshi­p
• White supremacy feeds on mainstream encouragem­ent. That has to stop
• Hopes of Brexit progress fade as Labour says May has failed to compromise
• Footage of Italian boy who stood up to fascists goes viral
• ‘Historic breakthrou­gh’: Norway’s giant oil fund dives into renewables
• AIG to settle defamation lawsuits with seven Bill Cosby accusers
• DoJ officials told of Barr meeting on day he submitted memo critical of Mueller
• US man who claimed he was missing boy booked into jail
• To import nuclear fuel Saudi Arabia must agree to inspection­s – IAEA chief
• Boeing to cut 737 Max aircraft production by nearly 20%
• Brazil: high-risk expedition to contact isolated tribe declared success
• Man charged with killing rapper Nipsey Hussle pleads not guilty
• What it's like being America's first openly gay governor
• Trump backtracks on border closure and levies new threat at Mexico
• US revokes ICC prosecutor's visa over Afghanista­n inquiry
• Supporters gather after reports Assange may be ousted from embassy
• Fears of Libyan civil war as militias capture 145 Haftar troops
• Macron asks experts to investigat­e French role in Rwandan genocide
• 'He gave me permission': Joe Biden jokes about touching complaints
• Extremists living in UK under secretive counter-terror programme
• 'Sugar daddy' website owner charged with debauchery in Belgium
• US-Saudi dual citizens among eight critics of regime detained
• The joys (and pains) of living alone
• America is fueling our age of impunity. Just look at Yemen
• Democrats need a 2020 candidate who inspires. Joe Biden isn't it
• Trump will never say sorry. That’s a reality we need to accept
• The artist who's happy with all his work being washed away
• May is seeking a short extension to Brexit. How utterly contemptuo­us
• Liverpool made to sweat before cool Mohamed Salah eases title nerves
• The $500m Shed: inside New York's quilted handbag on wheels
• 'Sentencing their dog to death': how the antivax movement spread to pets
• Julian Schnabel: ‘Why can’t a white person tell the story of a black person? Everyone is pink inside’
• Our Planet review – Attenborou­gh's first act as an eco-warrior
• ‘It’s genuine, you know?’: why the online influencer industry is going ‘authentic’
• US jobs report: March bounces back with 196,000 jobs added
• Why is Trump easing financial rules when Europe has opposing view?
• Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft investigat­ed over online games
• Carlos Ghosn to fight to 'bitter end' as exNissan chairman detained for 10 days
• Tesla CEO Elon Musk in 'clear violation' of SEC restraint, court hears
• The Guardian view on online politics: transparen­cy is essential
• The Guardian view on the gender pay gap: acts must follow facts
• Too toxic to touch? Tribute acts in the age of #MeToo
• King Lear review – Glenda Jackson dominates flawed Broadway show
• A Clockwork Orange review – Kubrick's sensationa­lly scabrous thesis on violence
• PNL: Deux Frères review – France's rap kings scale brooding new heights
• Last Breath review – deep-sea disaster doc racks up the suspense
• Irish punks Fontaines DC: 'You can feel the growing Anglophobi­a'
• Avicii's family announce posthumous album by Swedish DJ
• Billy Corgan touring with Noel Gallagher: what could possibly go wrong?
• Priests: The Seduction of Kansas review – punks take a swing at the state of the nation
• Tracks of the week reviewed: Sky Ferreira, Hot Chip, Louise
• The joy of short shorts: 'Nothing screams liberation like a breeze on your thigh'
• Alfred Radley obituary
• Japanese spacecraft 'bombs' asteroid in scientific mission
• Even low alcohol consumptio­n is bad news for strokes – study
• Sydney Brenner obituary
• Concerns over rising antidepres­sant use
• The whale with legs shows how little we know about Earth’s fantastica­l past
• Amazon shoppers misled by 'bundled' starrating­s and reviews
• Google scraps AI ethics council after backlash: 'Back to the drawing board'
• Christine Sinclair hits 180 and condemns England Women to defeat
• Legendary UNC basketball coach faces probe over racially insensitiv­e remarks
• Rory McIlroy: ‘I don’t need to fill a void in my life by winning majors’
• Did the USA women's national team abandon the old guard too quickly?
• How women are leading golf out of its hidebound past ... again
• ‘We play our own football’: Klopp praises Liverpool’s resolve after comeback win
• Barry Geraghty out of Grand National after breaking leg in fall
• Danny Rose has had enough: this time football needs to agree with him
• Borussia Dortmund’s rejuvenate­d Mario Götze relishing Bayern return
• Kevin De Bruyne admits he will not be at his best for Manchester City run-in
• Everton discipline Jordan Pickford over fracas but he will not lose his place
• Javi Gracia pleased to be confoundin­g pessimisti­c expectatio­ns at Watford
• Women’s Super League teams want games in main club stadiums
• Non-league player quits football as a result of racist abuse in cup final
• Maurizio Sarri admits uncertaint­y over Gonzalo Higuaín’s Chelsea future

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