The Guardian (USA) - 2022-05-24

• Biden’s Taiwan vow creates confusion not clarity – and raises China tensions
• Jittery New Yorkers call on mayor to act on subway safety after fatal shooting
• Supreme court guts lifeline for prisoners who claim wrongful conviction­s
• California threatens ‘mandatory water restrictio­ns’ if people don’t cut back
• Military plane rushes baby formula to US health systems
• Southern Baptist leaders ‘stonewalle­d’ sex abuse victims, scathing report says
• Activision Blizzard’s Raven Software workers vote to form industry’s first union
• Surgeon casts doubt on Johnny Depp’s account of how he severed finger
• Bolivia’s perennial student leader clung to post for decades without graduating
• Iran vows to avenge killing as it buries Revolution­ary Guard colonel
• Redrawn Arizona congressio­nal map drains Native American voting power
• Trader Joe’s workers push to unionize amid wave of organizing efforts
• ‘You are a jackass’: video of Rudy Giuliani rant at Israel parade goes viral
• Capitol attack panel to hold six public hearings as it aims to show how Trump broke law
• Zuckerberg sued by DC attorney general over Cambridge Analytica data scandal
• Biden pitches Democrats as saviors for US economy ahead of midterm elections
• Kim Jong-un buries mentor amid North Korea Covid crisis
• Iran will ‘avenge’ killing of Revolution­ary Guards colonel, says president
• UN denounces ‘homophobic and racist’ reporting on monkeypox spread
• Sole survivor of 2009 Comoros plane crash recalls terrifying ordeal
• Médecins Sans Frontières pulls images of teenage rape survivor after outcry
• Zaghari-Ratcliffe says Foreign Office complicit in forcing her to confess
• We must stop letting Russia define the terms of the Ukraine crisis
• Don’t believe those who say ending Roe v Wade will leave society largely intact
• Australia has shown how quickly the right can crumble. Boris Johnson, be warned
• Having a baby has been a tornado through my life – I see why new parents dream of communes
• My sister was killed for being an MP – still, violent threats are seen as ‘going with the job’
• ‘The most amazing link to our history’: the farmers reclaiming their heritage one seed at a time
• My teacher said I’d more likely be dead by 25 than a footballer. What if I had listened?
• Saturday Night Live: the 10 best sketches from the 47th season
• Covid can cause ongoing damage to heart, lungs and kidneys, study finds
• ‘Dawn of a new creature’: after a vicious attack, a city ponders living with coyotes
• Zelenskiy urges ‘maximum sanctions’ against Russia in Davos speech
• War in Ukraine could cause recession in weaker economies, IMF boss warns
• Costs for UK families with two children rises by £400 a month
• Germany to relax visa rules for Russian workers despite spy warning
• The Guardian view on children’s social care: a heartbreak­ing market
• The Guardian view on Viktor Orbán’s Brussels bashing: a reckoning must come
• John Oliver on Subway franchisee­s: ‘Dream turned into a nightmare’
• ‘My adolescenc­e in Hollywood is a running joke’ – Penn Badgley on teen crushes and terrifying low self-esteem
• Duran Duran on making Rio: ‘We’re still trying to work out what it means’
• ‘Like them, we’re fragile’: how Randall Poster assembled his star-packed birdsong project
• ‘A gaping wound’: how a film about birds of prey is a warning to India’s capital city
• ‘It was like a ceiling fell in’: the women whose lives have been saved by Gentleman Jack
• ‘Redemption is a powerful concept’: Hayden Christense­n on Star Wars and daring to return as Darth Vader
• Crimes of the Future review – Cronenberg’s post-pain, post-sex body horror sensation
• Colin Cantwell, Star Wars designer behind the X-Wing and Death Star, dies aged 90
• Pissarro: Father of Impression­ism review – quiet man of art brought into the light
• Decision to Leave review – Tang Wei stuns in Park Chan-wook black-widow noir
• Girls’ School: Taiwanese queer gem is hopelessly devoted to teenage passions
• Shell consultant quits, accusing firm of ‘extreme harms’ to environmen­t
• Supply chain delays and steel costs are part of ‘perfect storm’ stalling renewable energy growth
• Climate sceptic thinktank reported to charity commission over fossil fuel interest funding
• Scientists create tomatoes geneticall­y edited to bolster vitamin D levels
• What is monkeypox and should you be worried?
• Anderson hits three-run homer after Yankees fans’ ‘Jackie Robinson’ taunts
• Warriors one win from NBA finals after Wiggins posterizes Mavericks’ Doncic
• Millions of dollars are flowing into US cricket. But is there a market for the sport?
• Pep Guardiola and Manchester City’s sky blue wash will define this era
• Naomi Osaka may skip Wimbledon ‘exhibition’ after ranking points removal
• Todd Boehly purchase of Chelsea set to be completed this week
• Emma Raducanu fights back to sink Linda Noskova at French Open
• Guardiola jokes going 2-0 down ‘was the plan’ at Manchester City’s title parade
• Mercedes are back in F1 title fight, declares upbeat Wolff after car upgrades
• Ollie Robinson given chance to prove form and fitness against New Zealand
• Rafael Nadal sinks Jordan Thompson to launch bid for 14th French Open title
• Clare Shine: ‘I want people to look at my mistakes and not make the same ones’
• Everton’s Calvert-Lewin reveals ‘talking saved my life’ during injury-hit season
• Kylian Mbappé denies signing PSG deal to gain power over club decisions
• Erik ten Hag confident Manchester United can end dominance by rivals
• ‘Walking dead’ of Cádiz and Mallorca rise up to send Granada into abyss
• Milan’s triumph of the collective finally casts off ‘Istanbul Syndrome’

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