The Guardian (USA) - 2022-09-22

• Revealed: the ‘shocking’ levels of toxic lead in Chicago tap water
• Volunteers extend a hand to migrants from Texas: ‘We welcome them’
• Mitch McConnell called Trump ‘crazy’ after Capitol attack, new book says
• Fed raises interest rate by 0.75 percentage points as US seeks to rein in inflation
• Former Minneapoli­s officer sentenced to three years in George Floyd’s murder
• Forbidden fruit trees: Canadian national park urges locals to remove bear-attracting bushes
• Special master in Trump case appears skeptical of declassifi­cation claims
• TikTok tightens policies around political issues in run-up to US midterms
• Biden declared victory over big pharma – but is it enough to sway senior voters?
• Bad dreams in middle age could be sign of dementia risk, study suggests
• ‘What are they thinking?’: toxic ‘forever chemicals’ found in school uniforms
• Fox News anchor Bret Baier wanted Arizona ‘put back’ in Trump’s column, book says
• Minnesota schemers allegedly swindle $250m in largest pandemic fraud yet
• Writer E Jean Carroll to file new lawsuit after accusing Trump of rape
• Kentucky man seeking parole says he still hears voices that led to school shooting
• Bolsonaro tries red scare tactics in Brazil election by raising spectre of Nicaragua
• Endangered Mar Menor lagoon in Spain granted legal status as a person
• Denmark’s Queen Margrethe II tests positive for Covid after Queen Elizabeth’s funeral
• Shireen Abu Akleh’s family submits complaint to ICC
• North Korea denies supplying weapons or ammunition to Russia
• ‘We have not recovered’: Puerto Rico’s water supply remains vulnerable to hurricane fury
• German police raid villa linked to Russian oligarch Alisher Usmanov
• ‘It is beyond bleak’: Pakistan floods affecting 16m children, says Unicef
• We need to be told the true climate cost of Schumer and Manchin’s pipeline side deal
• Better than Bulgaria but not as nice as Cuba: how did the US become such an awful place to live?
• Biden’s bullish rhetoric on Taiwan risks provoking China with no gain in security
• Our country yearns for unity - but Truss’s government is mercilessl­y dividing it into rich and poor
• Riotsville, USA: the shocking story of fake army towns that militarise­d police
• How to beat a book ban: students, parents and librarians fight back
• ‘You feel like you’re part of America’: California’s historic Little Arabia finally recognized
• ‘This is what it was like’: reliving the devastatin­g US withdrawal from Afghanista­n
• China’s ‘hidden epidemics’: the preventabl­e diseases that could reshape a nation
• Blackjewel still hasn’t paid many of its coalminers three years on
• Germany nationalis­es biggest gas importer to avert supply crisis
• Albania’s pelican colony was bouncing back. Now it faces the threat of a new airport
• The Guardian view on Putin’s military escalation: a failing strategy
• New Zealand’s world-beating jump in wealth down to ‘rise of landed gentry’, says economist
• Trevor Noah on Adnan Syed: ‘Podcasts need to become part of the justice system’
• The Guardian view on Italy’s resistance anthem: sing it loud, sing it proud
• Tom Hardy, Brad Pitt and the quiet art of the successful celebrity side career
• A dreamer in a Hollywood hotel – Penny Wolin’s best photograph
• Top 10 books about cleaners
• Blonde review – Ana de Armas gives her all as Monroe in otherwise incurious film
• Gris-gris enigma: can a new posthumous release shed light on the elusive genius of Dr John?
• You Won’t Be Alone review – a spellbindi­ng horror movie from a great new talent
• The young Australian who changed trans rights for children: ‘Everything I do, I do for the kids’
• Avatar review – James Cameron’s laboriousl­y silly blockbuste­r shows its age
• ‘Anger’s an easy emotion’: working-class punks High Vis find hardcore’s vulnerable side
• Anarchy in the auction house: the Sex Pistols ephemera that’s pogoing, going, gone
• Fracking won’t work in UK says founder of fracking company Cuadrilla
• Liz Truss, we support fracking too – that’s why we know it can’t work for Britain
• Energy support package: what business owners need to know
• Korean companies plan to turn Queensland coalmining town into renewable energy powerhouse
• Experiment­al drug shows signs of slowing motor neurone disease
• ‘Alien goldfish’ may have been unique mollusc, say scientists
• TechScape: AI’s dark arts come into their own
• How investment­s in the Earth’s future should be made by Patagonia and others
• Robert Sarver to sell Suns and Mercury after racism and misogyny allegation­s
• American teams could face Champions League winners in new Super Cup
• Gareth Bale feels on good World Cup path despite lack of playing time
• Toledo faces Title IX complaints over failure to address allegation­s against women’s soccer coach
• Deaf America’s Team: the rise of the Gallaudet University Bison
• LGBT+ couples who hold hands in Qatar will not be prosecuted, says FA
• Roger Federer hopes to bow out of tennis in doubles alongside Rafael Nadal
• Uefa pre-prepared Champions League final statement blaming ‘late’ fans
• F1 teams angered by FIA’s surprise announceme­nt of 24-race 2023 calendar
• Aaron Judge ties Babe Ruth with 60th home run, one shy of Maris’s AL mark
• Wasps face relegation as financial crisis in English club rugby union deepens
• Jordan Henderson’s father will not go to World Cup after ‘horrific’ scenes in Paris
• Jack Grealish: ‘I’m just a normal kid. I know how profession­al I actually am’
• Lyndon Dykes double eases Scotland to Nations League win over Ukraine
• World Cup hotel shields England team from fans – and Qatar’s labour abuses
• Derby remove Liam Rosenior as manager and target Rotherham’s Warne

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