The Guardian (USA) - 2022-05-17

• US gun violence over weekend puts focus on easy access to weapons
• Biden reverses Trump withdrawal of US army trainers from Somalia
• ‘It was terrifying’: Amber Heard testifies Johnny Depp hallucinat­ed during fight
• Élisabeth Borne becomes France’s first female prime minister in 30 years
• Musk says he could seek lower price for Twitter as he focuses on fake accounts
• Liz Cheney says Republican leadership has ‘enabled white supremacy’
• Fauci says he will resign if Trump retakes the presidency in 2024
• Arrest of Cardinal Zen sends chill through Hong Kong’s Catholic community
• California police say 68-year-old suspect in church shooting was motivated by hate
• Online hate under scrutiny after Buffalo shooter streamed massacre on Twitch
• Former Trump official Kash Patel writes children’s book repeating false claim over Steele dossier
• Shanghai to end Covid lockdown and return to normal life in June amid economic slowdown
• California parishione­rs subdue gunman in fatal church attack
• Iceland urged to ban ‘blood farms’ that extract hormone from pregnant horses
• Senior Catholic in Israel condemns police actions at Shireen Abu Aqleh funeral
• Chile finalises new draft constituti­on to replace Pinochet-era document
• Russia to take over Renault’s Moscow factory to revive Soviet-era car
• Hungary ‘holding EU hostage’ over sanctions on Russian oil
• Sri Lanka’s new PM warns ‘most difficult months of our lives’ ahead
• We need a definitive exit from our Covid-19 pandemic. Here’s the roadmap
• Thailand cove made famous in The Beach reopens to visitors after four-year closure
• From Jim Crow to Buffalo, replacemen­t theory’s trail of destructio­n runs across American history
• Republican­s are fueling extremism and terror like the Buffalo shooting
• Are culture wars really a distractio­n?
• Buffalo might never have happened if online hate had been tackled after Christchur­ch
• Israel knows it will get away with the attack on Shireen Abu Aqleh’s funeral
• Can Hollywood ever find a way to handle suicide correctly?
• What I learned about street harassment after I transition­ed
• Cannes 2022: 10 movies to watch out for in this year’s festival
• How timing your meals right can benefit your health
• The west misses the point of Everything Everywhere All at Once – it gets the Asian psyche
• McDonald’s to sell its business in Russia after 30 years
• Beware a global economy with little fires everywhere
• ‘I cannot survive on $260 a week’: US retail and fast-food workers strike
• Sadiq Khan: London desperate for commuters to return after Covid
• EU growth forecast cut as war in Ukraine fuels inflation
• The Guardian view on the school divide: Zahawi fails a test
• John Oliver on the power of US utility companies: ‘The only game in town’
• Selma Blair on living with MS: ‘My doctors urged me not to go public. They worried I wouldn’t get work’
• ‘RoboCop was like the American Jesus’ – Paul Verhoeven on his ultra-violent cult classic
• ‘More stunts, Maverick!’ Even Tom Cruise couldn’t save the Queen’s hellish jubilee horsefest
• Revenge is sweet: the music, TV and theatre about getting your own back
• Political, provocativ­e and prepostero­us: why Cannes is a ‘cathedral of cinema’
• The celebrated assassin: the play about Gandhi’s killer, still dividing India
• ‘I run screaming and crying from karaoke’: Skin’s honest playlist
• Tosh review – an emotional look back at Swansea’s sprint up the League
• Image of Victory review – study of ArabIsrael­i conflict from all angles hopes to heal
• ‘We have to be careful’: why are masks still worn in Japan and South Korea?
• E-cigarettes ‘as safe as nicotine patches’ for pregnant smokers trying to quit
• Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 3 review: great noise-cancelling earbuds
• $7.6bn of ‘stablecoin’ tether redeemed since start of crypto crisis
• More than a slugger: 10-time All-Star Pujols makes pitching debut at 42
• Jack Nicklaus says he turned down $100m to be face of Saudi-backed golf tour
• NHL playoffs: Rangers and Flames advance after Game 7 overtime thrillers
• NBA playoffs: Doncic and Dinwiddie star as Mavs crush No1 seed Suns in Game 7
• Bruno Guimarães caps Newcastle win to leave Arsenal’s top-four hopes in tatters
• Chelsea sale in danger of collapse as talks over Roman Abramovich loan stall
• Jake Daniels becomes first UK male footballer to come out as gay since 1990
• ‘Everyone forgets about you’: Erin Jackson on returning home after Olympics gold
• Silence and cheers: Mallorca back from brink after ‘inexplicab­le magic’
• World of football unites in support for Jake Daniels after he comes out as gay
• Granit Xhaka claims some Arsenal teammates lack ‘balls to play’ after loss
• Thanks for your leadership, Jake Daniels: a gay man and profession­al footballer
• Owen Farrell to make England return from injury but captaincy undecided
• Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah to miss Liverpool’s trip to Southampto­n
• Late Rhodes goal sends Huddersfie­ld to Wembley final after win over Luton
• Paul Ince appointed as permanent Reading manager after securing survival

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