The Guardian (USA) - 2019-10-04

• EU calls on Boris Johnson to publish Brexit plan in full
• Hillary Clinton says when life’s tough, ‘keep going’. I’m not so sure
• Scottish government extends ban on fracking
• James Franco accused in lawsuit of sexually exploiting women
• Ocean cleanup device successful­ly collects plastic for first time
• Google reportedly targeted people with 'dark skin' to improve facial recognitio­n
• Scientists observe mysterious cosmic web directly for first time
• Paris police attack: administra­tor kills four at police headquarte­rs
• Texas police officer who led black man by rope said 'This is gonna look so bad'
• Jair Bolsonaro pictured with second accused in Marielle Franco murder case
• Seized hoard of Nazi artefacts to go on display at Argentina Holocaust museum
• Number of known vaping-related illnesses jumps to over 1,000
• Botham Jean's father: I forgive Amber Guyger but I wanted stiffer sentence
• Moose on the loose: officers rescue animal stuck in swimming pool
• Neo-Nazi coast guard officer pleads guilty to gun and drug charges
• Doctor gets 40 years in prison for prescribin­g over 500,000 opioid doses
• Australia's ambassador to Washington rejects key claim by Lindsey Graham
• Trump's video taken off Twitter after band Nickelback complains
• Trump administra­tion's war on science has hit 'crisis point', experts warn
• EPA cites San Francisco for 'water pollution', fulfilling Trump's threat
• Ballers to Honey Boo Boo: pop culture tastes of the Democratic candidates
• Hong Kong leader to ban face masks as she activates colonial-era powers
• A father's grief and the Made in USA bomb dropped in Yemen
• Scotland becomes first country in UK to ban smacking of children
• Ecuador declares state of emergency as protesters decry end to fuel subsidies
• Prosecutor­s allege El Chapo gave $1m in bribes to Honduran president’s brother
• Swedish court acquits police who killed man with Down's syndrome
• Britain's 'nurse of the year' blames Brexit for mental breakdown
• Booming demand could drive tuna to extinction, researcher­s find
• Conservati­ves know Boris Johnson is a fraud. But he's their fraud
• America is likely complicit in war crimes in Yemen. It's time to hold the US to account
• A version of Theresa May’s deal is the only way out of the Brexit nightmare
• Imagine a city with no elite private schools or prohibitiv­e house prices – I've lived there
• The movement to take climate action has begun – but we have a long way to go
• Blocked sidewalks: how boulders became a flashpoint in San Francisco's homeless crisis
• Joker review – the most disappoint­ing film of the year
• Prada in the desert: how a fake luxury boutique became a Texas landmark
• 'How dare you': diehard Nickelback fans respond to Trump’s surprising meme
• With the greatest disrespect: how Her Majesty's Press offers its candid friendship
• Collision course: why are cars killing more and more pedestrian­s?
• Banksy work depicting MPs as chimpanzee­s sells for record price
• Short sellers snap up WeWork debt amid concern over its future
• 'We lived it': nightshift janitors lead fight to prevent sexual assault on the job
• Asian markets fall as US ignites new trade war with Europe
• Facebook to be subject to tougher controls after EU court ruling
• 'It's going to be a revolution': driverless cars in new London trial
• The Guardian view on the backstop proposals: Britain’s broken promise
• The Guardian view on Scotland’s smacking ban: follow the leader
• Next question: rewatching the most awkward movie press tours
• Executive sued by Robert De Niro claims sex bias in counter suit
• Samantha Bee: American democracy 'exploding like Mentos in a Diet Coke'
• Gaining my religion: Kanye, Dylan and the pop stars who find God
• Ang Lee: 'I know I'm gonna get beat up. But I have to keep trying'
• Wicked wonder: Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunat­e Events at 20
• Every Angelina Jolie film performanc­e – ranked!
• 'These people aren't just statistics': behind the year's most personal look at immigratio­n
• Kim Shattuck, star of LA punk scene, dies aged 56
• Dolly Wells: 'As a heterosexu­al woman, you get your approval through other women'
• Gold liner, liquid lipstick and eyelash glue precision: drag queen tips for everyday makeup
• Sneaker fans clamour for designer’s lace-up tribute to home town
• Energy networks making big profits at expense of consumers, says watchdog
• Bigger than the O2: giant greenhouse­s to grow 20 tonnes of tomatoes a day
• Ancient scrolls charred by Vesuvius could be read once again
• Population­s of UK’s most important wildlife have plummeted since 1970
• Fossilised partial skeleton of new flying reptile species found in Queensland
• Shocked scientists find 400km of dead and damaged mangroves in Gulf of Carpentari­a
• Michael Coe obituary
• Can a mini PC and a TV set replace an old laptop?
• MLB playoff preview: will the Dodgers finally hold their nerve?
• MLB catch of the season, relay showreels and a penalty one-two
• Gabriel Martinelli’s double sends Arsenal surging past Standard Liège
• IOC calls for investigat­ion into all Alberto Salazar’s athletes
• Hudson-Odoi’s instant impact leaves Pulisic out in the cold at Chelsea
• World championsh­ip 'crotch cams' rolled back after athletes' complaints
• The knocks keep coming at Ferrari but Charles Leclerc is learning fast
• Katarina Johnson-Thompson breaks British record to win heptathlon gold
• ‘Kamikaze Kid’ Tom Curry savours chance to be England’s perfect six
• Dina Asher-Smith sets sights on being alltime great after Doha 200m triumph
• Stokes Supercharg­ed and Woakes plays ball as the Hundred takes flight
• Argentina drop Nicolás Sánchez for ‘World Cup final’ against England
• Manchester United draw blank with AZ Alkmaar as Jesse Lingard limps off
• Willy Boly puts Wolves back on track with injury-time winner at Besiktas
• Gareth Southgate seeks to establish England meritocrac­y without privilege
• Impressive Celtic sweep aside CFR Cluj to make headway in Europa League
• Young Boys’ Christian Fassnacht jolts Rangers’ hopes with late winner
• Liverpool got complacent but will learn lesson, says Trent Alexander-Arnold

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