The Guardian (USA) - 2022-11-25

• Joe Biden renews call for assault weapons ban after latest mass shootings
• Elon Musk offers general amnesty to suspended Twitter accounts
• England transforme­d soccer in America. Now its players stand in USA’s way
• Emperor Charles V's secret code cracked after five centuries
• E Jean Carroll files new suit against Trump as New York sexual abuse law takes effect
• Republican voting law poses hurdles in Georgia Senate runoff
• Colorado Springs suspect’s father makes homophobic remarks in interview
• Two Colorado sheriff’s deputies indicted after roadside death of Christian Glass
• Adidas to investigat­e claims Kanye West showed pornograph­y to staff
• China imposes new lockdowns as local Covid cases hit record high
• ‘The US can still become a fascist country’: Frances Fox Piven’s midterms postmortem
• Mary Peltola, first Alaska Native in Congress, wins bid to retain seat
• Twitter reportedly disbands Brussels office, leading to compliance concern
• Lauren Boebert accused of hypocrisy over prayers for LGBTQ+ club shooting
• Names of six victims released after shooting at Virginia Walmart
• Justice department asks Pence to testify in Trump investigat­ion
• Police beat protesting iPhone workers as Covid cases hit record high in China
• Ticketmast­er’s Taylor Swift chaos triggers US Senate antitrust hearing
• Journalist under strict bail terms in Somalia after arrest in crackdown
• France moves closer to making abortion a constituti­onal right
• Anwar Ibrahim: from protest leader and prisoner to Malaysia’s PM
• Russia passes law banning ‘LGBT propaganda’ among adults
• A year after 27 drowned crossing the channel, migrants still suffer in Calais
• Iran protests: UN council votes to investigat­e human rights abuses
• Scottish opposition parties reject SNP’s plan to treat election as referendum
• I helped my father end his own life. He helped me by letting me film it
• I’m a Sudanese woman – the protests in Iran mirror my own tangled history with clothing and freedom
• Devotion: the true story behind a film about the navy’s first Black aviator
• I’ve just had an MRI scan. It should have been stressful – but I’ve never been so relaxed
• Inside Qatar’s ‘other’ fan zone: a night watching football with Qatar’s migrant workers
• ‘A small victory against erasure’: the three minutes that bring an exterminat­ed Jewish past to life
• Break a sweat without breaking the bank: 26 of the best free or cheap fitness apps, sites and podcasts
• Embrace what may be the most important green technology ever. It could save us all
• Food, transporta­tion, heating: inflation takes a bite out of Thanksgivi­ng
• Lost and found: noisy, tame and very active, Argentina delights in giant otter’s return
• ‘When you hear the four-minute warning’ … Whatever happened to Britain’s nuclear bunkers?
• ‘They want toys to get their children into Harvard’: have we been getting playthings all wrong?
• The Guardian view on crony capitalism: a moral corruption stalks parliament
• The Guardian view on the pandemic’s educationa­l impact: make good learning losses
• She Said review – breaking the male silence around Harvey Weinstein
• Daniel Craig’s 20 best film performanc­es – ranked!
• Pinocchio review – Guillermo del Toro’s dark, sombre riff on the Disney-sweet fairytale
• My father’s films changed how British cinema saw the poor. Today, they repay a second look
• Sam Ryder review – Eurovision star shines with goodwill
• ‘I wrote 350 songs, and I couldn’t sing you one of them’: disco maestro Daniel Vangarde breaks his silence
• ‘We beat Radiohead at football 25-4’: Ride’s Andy Bell
• David Bowie: Divine Symmetry review – Hunky Dory box set shows an artist’s ch-chch-ch-changes
• Wilko Johnson’s second act was every bit as belligeren­t and explosive as his first
• The great rediscover­y of the forgotten 70s folk singer Judee Sill
• Johnson and Truss join rebels against Sunak keeping new onshore wind ban
• Tobacco companies can’t sponsor Australian arts. Should fossil fuel giants be banned too?
• AGL to close South Australia’s main gas power station, citing new grid link and cheaper renewables
• Online safety bill will criminalis­e ‘downblousi­ng’ and ‘deepfake’ porn
• Eight glasses of water a day excessive for most people, study suggests
• Unhappy World Cup memories for England keepers against USA
• NFL Thanksgivi­ng games: Bills beat Lions at death; Cowboys and Vikings win
• Richarliso­n’s stunning double sinks Serbia to get Brazil up and running
• Phil Foden can exploit USA gaps but England’s bench offers a vital edge
• 50 years on, the 1972 Miami Dolphins’ undefeated season remains undefeated
• Cristiano Ronaldo scores in fifth World Cup as Portugal see off Ghana in thriller
• Glazers tell Manchester United fans they will sell to best buyer – not the richest
• RFU under fire from MPs over its role in demise of Worcester and Wasps
• Breel Embolo’s emotional goal edges Switzerlan­d past wasteful Cameroon
• ‘We have to respect referees’: Jones teases Erasmus over officials criticism
• Wales and Australia make changes for Cardiff clash as coaches feel heat
• England feared ‘unlimited liability’ on captains in dropping armband protest
• Iran’s Queiroz tells media: ‘Why don’t you ask Southgate about Afghanista­n?’
• Saudi government would back private bids for Manchester United or Liverpool
• Wales fans allowed to take rainbow-coloured clothes and flags to Iran match
• Frustratio­n for Uruguay in stodgy goalless draw against South Korea
• Brazil’s Tite calms fears after emotional Neymar limps off with ankle injury

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