The Guardian (USA) - 2019-05-15

• Trump defends China tariffs and claims 'great patriot farmers' will reap benefits
• Doris Day’s public image was the one role she could never shake off
• 'The planet is on fire': Bill Nye driven to F-bomb rant by climate change
• 'It goes after Roe directly': Alabama's abortion bill heads to state senate
• Germany’s AfD turns on Greta Thunberg as it embraces climate denial
• Uber: US labor board calls drivers contractor­s in blow to labor rights
• Lawyers in Tiger Woods wrongful death lawsuit say evidence was destroyed
• Not 'born to be in it': Beto O’Rourke strikes more humble tone as buzz fades
• Texas: woman shot dead by officer was not pregnant despite her claim
• CIA and FBI helping Barr to investigat­e origins of Trump-Russia inquiry
• Democrats defend Rashida Tlaib over misreprese­nted Holocaust comments
• Stan Lee's business manager charged with elder abuse of Marvel creator
• Steve Bannon sought alliance with FBI in 2017 White House meeting
• Bystander killed as US rapper is targeted outside Trump resort
• Alaska: at least four dead after two sightseein­g planes collide midair
• May vows to put Brexit deal to MPs in early June
• Montana governor Steve Bullock enters 2020 presidenti­al race
• WhatsApp spyware attack was attempt to hack human rights data, says lawyer
• No increased Iran threat in Syria or Iraq, top British officer says, contradict­ing US
• Duterte drug war ally and Marcos daughter set for Philippine­s seats
• Putin hopes for closer ties with US in wake of Mueller report
• Dementia: eat better, exercise, and reduce smoking and drinking to cut risk
• Sudanese security forces kill six in clashes with protesters
• UN urges worldwide withdrawal of support for Myanmar military
• Hatred of Jews terrifies me. So do false accusation­s of antisemiti­sm
• We've run out of elections to waste – this is the last chance to make a difference on climate change
• The Swedish dream was always too good to be true. And now the far right is back
• A US city cut ties with its troubled migrant detention center. That could make things even worse
• The Dead Don't Die review – stumbling zombie comedy kicks off Cannes
• I don’t watch Game of Thrones – which makes me a lot more interestin­g than you
• Munroe Bergdorf: ‘At the beginning of my transition I felt the need to look feminine – now I don’t care’
• Premier League 2018-19 season review: our writers’ best and worst
• City with a female face: how modern Vienna was shaped by women
• Mel Gibson casting in Rothchild comedy sparks outrage
• 'We do not interact as a family': readers on how phones changed their children
• Why copying the populist right isn’t going to save the left
• Global markets fall as China hits back at US with new import tariffs
• Huawei 'prepared to sign no-spy agreement with UK government'
• The Guardian view on UK inequaliti­es: following the US threatens democracy
• Bond fans look forward to driving Goldfinger Aston Martin
• Seth Meyers: Trump 'creates myths about himself until the truth comes out'
• The Guardian view on hacking: a dangerous arms trade
• Fifteen minutes of prestige: how Hollywood went long on short content
• How The Good Fight became TV's most political drama
• 'I'm sucking up your IQ!': what 90s Batman teaches us
• Reality v Instagram: did Taylor Swift’s ME! kill the kooky social media aesthetic?
• George RR Martin scorns 'absurd' claims he's finished writing Game of Thrones
• Chelsea Manning announces 'intimate' memoir
• Roll of a lifetime: Robert De Niro's ad for Warburtons bagels is his best work in years
• How we made Parks and Recreation, by Amy Poehler, Nick Offerman and Mike Schur
• Trial by Fire review – old-fashioned death row drama pulses with anger
• Cannes 2019: jury speaks out against 'rage and anger' of populist politician­s
• The pinstripe suit used to be all about power. It’s time to reclaim it
• UN agency meets to tackle pollution and emissions by ships
• Let me into your home: artist Lauren McCarthy on becoming Alexa for a day
• WhatsApp hack: have I been affected and what should I do?
• OnePlus 7 Pro phone launch: massive screen and pop-up camera
• Pixel 3a review: the people’s Google phone?
• US senator asks Canada to protect Erdoğan critic Kanter during NBA finals
• Was Kawhi Leonard's buzzer beater the best game killer in sports history?
• Tiger Woods says recent rest gives him ‘best chance’ of US PGA win
• Aston Villa beat West Brom on penalties to reach Championsh­ip play-off final
• How an amateur’s favour revealed the ‘coldbloode­d’ winner in Tiger Woods
• Giro d'Italia: Tom Dumoulin the big loser after crash splits peloton
• Dylan Hartley will not be rushed back, Northampto­n tell England
• Antoine Griezmann set for Barcelona after announcing Atlético departure
• Rory McIlroy declares intention to play for Ireland at 2020 Olympic Games
• Manchester City accuse Uefa of leaks amid Champions League ban threat
• Crewe academy coach guilty of attempting to groom underage girl
• Harry Kane to be picked by Southgate’s England for Nations League finals
• Wolves to become first UK football club to install rail seats in entire stand
• Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool look well set to avoid the curse of the runner-up
• Frank Lampard tells Derby to rise to play-off pressure and sink Leeds
• Has MLS expansion come at the expense of the league's establishe­d teams?

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