The Guardian (USA) - 2019-10-24

• Donald Trump declares Syria ceasefire permanent and lifts Turkey sanctions
• Republican­s are finally realising Trump is his own worst enemy – and theirs
• Labour unveils plans for carbonneut­ral energy system by 2030s
• Gullah Geechee: distinct US culture risks losing island home to climate crisis
• 'You're trying to help drug dealers': Zuckerberg faces angry lawmakers at Libra hearing
• Johnson's cabinet split over gambling on preChristm­as election
• Amazon rainforest 'close to irreversib­le tipping point'
• Rose McGowan says Weinstein launched 'diabolical' effort to silence her
• California­ns face second round of power shutoffs in two weeks
• 'Lunch shaming': New Jersey students with $75 debt barred from dances and trips
• Google claims it has achieved 'quantum supremacy' – but IBM disagrees
• Boeing profits fall by more than half as 737 Max scandal swirls
• Exxon sowed doubt about climate crisis, House Democrats hear in testimony
• Giuliani associates plead not guilty to illegal campaign finance charges
• How fossil fuel execs lobbied black leaders to overturn a California city’s coal ban
• Trump name reportedly scrubbed from New York ice rinks
• Trump housing plan would make bias by algorithm 'nearly impossible to fight'
• Trump impeachmen­t catch-up: where we are now
• Benny Gantz tasked with forming Israeli government
• Russia steps up its presence in north-east Syria after Turkey deal
• Seal of approval: Farne Islands population boom gathers pace
• Evo Morales alleges coup attempt as Bolivia opposition claims 'giant fraud'
• Police search properties in Co Armagh over 39 bodies found in lorry
• Kim Jong-un orders razing of South's 'unpleasant' Mount Kumgang buildings
• Franco's remains to finally leave Spain's Valley of the Fallen
• Masters of war: architects of modern conflicts say cheese for the camera
• We need more than 'girl power' to solve music's sexist rot
• Bill Taylor’s testimony removes any last plausible line of defense for Trump
• Why is a feminist summit hosting a woman who helped cage migrant children?
• Exxon has misled Americans on climate change for decades. Here’s how to fight back
• 'I formed the 45 Metre Undergroun­d Club': Eurostar stories of sex, celebrity and speed
• Will loyalists turn against Trump after Bill Taylor’s game-changing testimony?
• Should we ban the word 'bitch'? The strange proposal perplexing a US state
• Cyntoia Brown: trafficked, enslaved, jailed for life at 16 – and fighting back
• Ocasio-Cortez stumps Zuckerberg with questions on far right and Cambridge Analytica
• Why sexist bias in natural history museums really matters
• The Guardian view on the Trump impeachmen­t inquiry: he isn’t the only one lowering standards
• First 100% electric black cab for 120 years launches in London
• Auteurs assemble! What caused the superhero backlash?
• The Guardian view on drug policy: rethink it without taboos
• Stephen Colbert: 'We now have solid evidence of the crime Trump already confessed to'
• 'Truth is the best story': inside Gene Weingarten's extraordin­ary new book
• Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order – is this the Star Wars game fans have been looking for?
• 'We're an open wound': São Paulo's undergroun­d music scene
• Making Waves: behind a fascinatin­g documentar­y about movie sound
• Life in the 'hairy undergroun­d': the lost history of Soviet hippies
• The Pilgrim’s Progress review – tiring trudge to the Celestial City
• Connect review – a GP waiting-room pamphlet brought to life
• A Good Woman Is Hard to Find review – gritty Northern Ireland crime thriller
• Aacta awards 2019: The Nightingal­e and its star Damon Herriman lead nomination­s
• Scorsese and Coppola have 'earned the right' to criticise Marvel, says Jon Favreau
• Heads up: why powerbands are not just for Sloanes
• The Fashion awards 2019: Bottega Veneta's Daniel Lee leads nomination­s
• Plan for fracking 'years behind schedule' and has cost taxpayer £32m
• Scientist wins £2m payout over invention used by Unilever
• Blood pressure drugs work far better if taken at night, study shows
• Vicki Gregory obituary
• Bathroom hygiene: how to ensure you never spread E coli
• Country diary: a roe deer hurls itself towards danger
• Apple Watch Series 5 review: the king of smartwatch­es
• Facebook isn't going to influence the next election – until it does
• NBA’s travails in China a cautionary tale for the Premier League
• Kawhi Leonard leads Clippers to win over LeBron James's Lakers in battle of LA
• NYC FC are one of MLS's best teams – and they're still playing in baseball stadiums
• Alex Oxlade-Chamberlai­n’s double flourish eases Liverpool past Genk
• Pulisic announces himself as the Lampard effect pays more dividends
• Astros lose World Series opener to Nats after sordid week off the field
• Manchester United prepare for ‘worst-case scenario’ against Partizan Belgrade
• Dream comes true for Al Hassan Toure as Adelaide lift FFA Cup again
• Jonathan Davies’s return to fitness boosts Wales’ World Cup hopes
• England set to restore Ford-Farrell axis for New Zealand semi-final
• Frank Lampard urges Chelsea to sustain new blueprint after ‘huge’ win over Ajax
• Neil Lennon pledges to support Celtic players if racism mars Lazio match
• Lionel Messi makes more Champions League history, Valencia held by Lille
• Championsh­ip roundup: Brownhill’s Bristol City late show sinks Charlton
• Spanish female footballer­s to strike over pay and part-time contracts
• Bayern consider Ralf Rangnick with Manchester United also monitoring

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