The Guardian (USA) - 2020-03-28

• 'Stranded at sea': cruise ships around the world are adrift as ports turn them away
• 'We are all Edward Hopper paintings now': is he the artist of the coronaviru­s age?
• Snowy Hydro 2.0 will cost more and deliver less than promised, 30 experts say
• Did a New York Times article inspire Trump's 'back to work' plan?
• 'It’s what was happening in Italy': the hospital at the center of New York's Covid-19 crisis
• Trump administra­tion allows companies to break pollution laws during coronaviru­s pandemic
• Jeff Bezos sold $3.4bn of Amazon stock just before Covid-19 collapse
• Trolls exploit Zoom privacy settings as app gains popularity
• Hague court orders Dutch state to pay out over colonial massacres
• Abbey Road zebra crossing repainted in coronaviru­s lockdown
• Rightwing thinktanks use fear of Covid-19 to fight bans on plastic bags
• 'I won't survive': Iranian scientist in US detention says Ice will let Covid-19 kill many
• Ridley Scott mocks Donald Trump over coronaviru­s response
• Libya fighting intensifie­s as rival forces defy UN call for global ceasefire
• US surpasses China for highest number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in the world
• 'Stay home': Varadkar announces sweeping two-week lockdown
• Global condom shortage looms as coronaviru­s shuts down production
• Chloe Middleton: death of 21-year-old not recorded as Covid-19
• Dozens of poorer nations seek IMF help amid coronaviru­s crisis
• Australian­s trapped in India's coronaviru­s lockdown fear running out of food and water
• Trump thinks he can snap his fingers and reopen the economy. It won't work
• Will the coronaviru­s 'kill populism'? Don't count on it
• Canada mourns Takaya – the lone sea wolf whose spirit captured the world
• Scientists find bug that feasts on toxic plastic
• Solitary refinement: a lockdown survival guide
• 'You are not absolutely invulnerab­le': Fauci talks to Trevor Noah about coronaviru­s
• Experience: my eight-year-old son drove us down the dual carriagewa­y
• Trump's 'America first' is working: the US leads the world in coronaviru­s cases
• Millions of Americans are about to lose their health insurance in a pandemic
• Trump's narcissism has taken a new twist. And now he has American blood on his hands
• One day we will tell stories of the virus, a time when we held our breath passing people in the street
• 'It’s a razor’s edge we’re walking': inside the race to develop a coronaviru­s vaccine
• 'Hell is coming': how Bill Ackman's TV interview tanked the markets and made him $2.6bn
• What US unemployme­nt benefits can I get during the coronaviru­s? Your payment options explained
• Coronaviru­s quarantine: only one in four Americans can work from home
• Millions to need food aid in days as virus exposes UK supply
• 'I’ve never seen it like this': why vegetables are so expensive in Australia at the moment
• Japan Airlines ditches compulsory high heels and skirts in big win for #KuToo movement
• The Guardian view on empty supermarke­t shelves: panic is not the problem
• The Guardian view on Covid-19 volunteers: the kindness of neighbours
• Coronaviru­s: the movie is somehow already here – but are we ready for it?
• Jamaican reggae vocalist Bob Andy dies aged 75
• My streaming gem: why you should watch The World Is Yours
• Bob Dylan: Murder Most Foul review – a dark, dense ballad for the end times
• I've never seen … Metropolis
• Fiona Apple: where to start in her back catalogue
• Elizabeth Gilbert: ‘Don’t we all wish we’d written Wolf Hall?’
• The Strokes on their wilderness years: 'There was conflict and fear and we got through it'
• 'We'll see bankruptci­es': how coronaviru­s has shut down Australian film and TV
• James Bond gun collection stolen in London raid
• 'Stressed, sick and skint': how coronaviru­s is hitting arts workers
• Why playlists are getting me through anxious times
• How to build a loungewear collection
• Making the Cut review – a fashion show that's already out of style
• 'Put Earth first': can a greener, fairer fashion industry emerge from crisis?
• Utrecht rooftops to be ‘greened’ with plants and mosses in new plan
• Frontline NHS staff first to receive new Covid-19 antigen tests
• Coronaviru­s and volunteeri­ng: how can I help in the UK?
• Dangerous cures and viral hoaxes: common coronaviru­s myths busted
• Vital drug for people with lupus running out after unproven Covid-19 link
• Back poor countries fighting Covid-19 with trillions or face disaster, G20 told
• Waitrose to set aside quarter of delivery slots for elderly shoppers
• Major League Baseball and players' union agree on terms for return of 2020 season
• Katie Swan puts tennis aside to help coronaviru­s relief effort in Kansas
• NFL draft to proceed in April as Roger Goodell warns against public criticism
• Could the New England Patriots do the unthinkabl­e and tank?
• Tokyo 2021 is golden chance to close Big Sport circus and give the Olympics back
• Jürgen Klopp says he cried when NHS staff sang You'll Never Walk Alone
• John Robbie: ‘The apartheid leaders wanted to kill me with a crossbow’
• Racing Post launches digital version after coronaviru­s puts paper on hold
• Open moves closer to postponeme­nt as R&A looks at 2020 reschedule
• British Grand Prix cancellati­on dependent on length of lockdown
• Manchester United will offer fans ticket refunds if season is not completed
• Players' refusal to compete could stall return of Premier League and EFL
• Stress, spanners and dismay: another glimpse behind Sunderland's curtain
• James McClean fined by Stoke over balaclava 'history lesson' post
• My favourite game: Chelsea v Napoli, Champions League last 16, 2012
• Atlético Madrid and Espanyol join Barcelona in cutting wages
• Viv Solomon-Otabor: the player who took a risk with Bulgaria move

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