The Guardian (USA) - 2019-05-20

• Trump lashes out at Justin Amash after Republican talks of impeachmen­t
• Why the senators’ race matters in reporting the Alabama abortion ban
• Labour’s plans for cheap green energy are no more than electric dreams
• Trump tweets threat: 'If Iran wants to fight, that will be the end of Iran'
• Theresa May prepares 'bold' last-ditch offer to MPs on Brexit bill
• Billionair­e pledges to pay student debt for 2019 class at historic black college
• Deutsche Bank staff saw suspicious Trump and Kushner activity – report
• Austin Eubanks, Columbine victim who worked against painkiller­s, dies at 37
• Google 'blocks Huawei access to Android updates' after blacklisti­ng
• Roadside bomb injures tourists on bus near Giza pyramids
• US to hold Bahrain economic conference to launch Middle East peace plan
• Skripal poisoning suspects received mystery phone call following attack
• Justin Amash becomes first Republican to back Trump impeachmen­t
• Trump backs abortion in cases of rape or incest, contradict­ing Alabama law
• Bill de Blasio’s neighborho­od gym routine isn’t earning him political gains
• Europe's Greens ready to be kingmakers in EU elections
• Indian elections: Modi on track for decisive victory, exit polls suggest
• US prosecutor­s to 'help themselves' to Julian Assange's possession­s
• BP pushed for Arctic drilling rights after Trump's election
• Model railway lovers devastated as vandals smash years of work
• 'Future of Britain is in Europe,' the Queen told Germany in 1988
• Teacher suspended after her pupils criticise Italian far-right law
• The Trump economy is hurting most Americans. Statistics won't fool voters
• Guess who doesn't want war with Iran? Trump supporters
• Trans women are victims of misogyny, too – and all feminists must recognize this
• The Guardian view on Theresa May’s Brexit options: stark – and getting starker
• Is Arya Death? The questions we need answered in Game of Thrones
• 'A grand experiment': how 'shrooms made Denver America's most drug-friendly city
• What We Do In the Shadows review – the undead prove dead funny
• Rage, rapture and pure populism: on the road with Nigel Farage
• Digital Civil War review: a stark call to save American democracy
• 'Women will die': how new abortion bans will harm the most vulnerable
• Saturday Night Live finale: Baldwin-Trump sings Queen and panics Pence
• The Whats App spyware story tells us that nothing is secure
• Is an influencer promoting your business? Sign an agreement – or risk getting burned
• The Guardian view on Minecraft: all human life is here
• The Observer view on the European elections
• Julianna Margulies on her shocking Ebola drama: 'I panicked in my hazmat suit!'
• A Hidden Life review – Terrence Malick's rhapsody to a conscienti­ous objector
• Jarvis Cocker: ‘I’ve lived in my head for most of my life’
• Jessie and Lennie Ware: ‘We don’t want to turn into the Kardashian­s’
• David Bowie’s Orwell: how Nineteen EightyFour shaped Diamond Dogs
• Madonna makes call for Israel-Palestine unity at Eurovision
• Why Monica from Friends is this summer’s unlikely style icon
• The National: I Am Easy to Find review – strangely lacklustre
• Red ahead: the lip colour for everyone
• Hi-tech gardens bloom at London’s Chelsea Flower Show
• Farhana Yamin: ‘It took 20 minutes to unglue me from Shell’s office. It was a bit painful’
• Citroën C5 Aircross: ‘An SUV that’s determined to smooth out your drive’
• Curry leads second-half blitz as Warriors move within one game of NBA finals
• Manchester City’s sky blue smashing of Watford proves football is broken
• Rafael Nadal beats Novak Djokovic to win Italian Open and set Masters record
• Deontay Wilder defends title with first-round destructio­n of Dominic Breazeale
• War of Will gets 'fair shot' and wins Preakness featuring riderless horse
• Primoz Roglic strong favourite for Giro after crushing time-trial win
• John McEnroe in his prime and at his most irascible makes fascinatin­g viewing
• Liam Dawson in contention for World Cup spot after impressive county form
• Sydney FC crowned A-League champions for fourth time after shootout win in Perth
• Davy Russell makes a breakthrou­gh in Grand Steeplecha­se de Paris
• Tired but still hungry, Pep Guardiola knows City need Champions League
• Lyon’s Lucy Bronze makes World Cup pledge to Barcelona’s Toni Duggan
• Kompany quits Manchester City to become Anderlecht’s player-manager
• Pleasure of promotion is potent despite likelihood of pain to follow
• Danny Rowe sinks Leyton Orient to seal FA Trophy triumph for AFC Fylde
• Real Madrid end season with damning defeat and Bale again stewing on bench

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