The Guardian (USA) - 2019-08-14

• It's raining plastic: microscopi­c fibers fall from the sky in Rocky Mountains
• Deepfake danger: what a viral clip of Bill Hader morphing into Tom Cruise tells us
• Plácido Domingo: US opera houses respond to 'concerning' allegation­s
• Trump official: Statue of Liberty poem should mean 'poor who can stand on own two feet'
• Julián Castro buys anti-Trump ad on Fox News – to ensure the president sees it
• Hong Kong riot police clash with airport protesters
• CBS and Viacom agree billion-dollar merger to challenge Disney and Netflix
• Trump says he delayed China tariffs as Christmas gift to US shoppers
• Teen's tweets from her smart fridge go viral after mother confiscate­s phone
• North Pole: multiple lightning strikes follow record-low sea ice levels
• Bulletproo­f backpacks see 300% spike in sales in the week after mass shootings
• Brexit, Iran, Huawei: What John Bolton’s ‘interim deals’ could cost
• Verizon sells Tumblr just two years after acquiring social network
• Jeffrey Epstein: two jail guards placed on leave and warden reassigned, DoJ says
• Global markets rally after US cools trade war with China
• Revealed: mental health crisis at Hinkley Point C constructi­on site
• French politician accused of doctoring photo of Alpine climb
• Tom Watson urges Labour to work with Lib Dems to stop no-deal Brexit
• Nora Quoirin: body found in Malaysia confirmed as missing girl
• Russian villagers set for mini-evacuation from fatal nuclear blast area
• Italian PM summoned to face possible noconfiden­ce vote
• Gibraltar denies it is about to free captured Iranian tanker
• Trump adds a dismal dimension to the USChina trade dispute
• How the climate emergency could lead to a mental health crisis
• Yes, algae is green and slimy – but it could also be the future of food
• Pumpkin spice up your life: how Starbucks co-opted an entire season
• 'Horrifying­ly absurd': how did millennial comedy get so surreal?
• The number of fake emotional support dogs is exploding – why?
• Abortion in the south: The 'escorts' who ward off protesters at Mississipp­i's lone clinic
• Mona Lisa fans decry brief encounter with their idol in Paris
• John Bolton doesn’t want a trade deal with the UK – he wants to colonise us
• The Guardian view on Hong Kong: on the brink
• The Guardian view on surveillan­ce: Big Brother is not the only watcher now
• Woke up Broadway: the difficulty of updating stories for the stage
• Trevor Noah: Jeffrey Epstein's plea deal 'was the conspiracy'
• 'My nerves are going fast': The Grapes of Wrath’s hard road to publicatio­n
• One Child Nation: looking back at China's horrifying policy
• One giant leap for Indian cinema: how Bollywood embraced sci-fi
• All bands on deck: aboard the Belle and Sebastian Med and music cruise
• IMDb changes names policy after transgende­r protest
• Katherine Parkinson on her Ossie Clark dress: ‘I was paranoid I looked like a bumblebee’
• Hinkley Point C: rising costs and long delays at vast new power station
• Sperm separation method may allow gender selection in IVF
• Meat, dairy and nurturing the soil
• Heat-trapping gases broke records in 2018, climate report finds
• Could America's wokest sport really be ... fencing?
• Frank de Boer: 'Equal pay at internatio­nal level now would be ridiculous'
• Frank Lampard hoping Chelsea can spoil Liverpool’s Super Cup party
• Football transfer rumours: Neymar to leave PSG for Real Madrid or Barça?
• Ashes: Joe Root urges England bowlers to be ‘ruthless’ against Steve Smith
• Government steps in to try to avoid India Commonweal­th Games boycott
• Neil Lennon laments waste as Celtic crash out of Champions League to Cluj
• Tyson Fury to face Otto Wallin in Las Vegas before potential Wilder rematch
• Nigel Adams says Derby giving Wayne Rooney No 32 shirt is ‘very crafty’
• Mateusz Klich magic helps Leeds breeze past Salford City in Carabao Cup
• Porto dumped out, Ajax edge through on night of Champions League drama
• Manchester City fined by Fifa over recruitmen­t of players under 18
• MK Dons knock out AFC Wimbledon in shootout after Joe Pigott fluffs lines
• Liverpool’s Adrián keen to make the most of his unexpected ascent
• Middlesbro­ugh tumble out of Carabao Cup after losing to Crewe on penalties
• Rafael Benítez cites lack of trust as reason for leaving Newcastle

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