The Guardian (USA) - 2023-01-12

• US flights resuming after FAA alert system outage causes disruption
• In the case of the classified documents, it’s more serious for Trump than Biden
• Golden Globes 2023: The Banshees of Inisherin and The Fabelmans win big
• Oceans were the hottest ever recorded in 2022, analysis shows
• Russia to launch mission to rescue stranded ISS crew after meteoroid strike
• Grief, the Taliban and the royal todger: Prince Harry bares all in Stephen Colbert interview
• George Santos says he won’t resign as fellow Republican­s call on him to quit
• LVMH billionair­e Bernard Arnault appoints daughter to run Dior
• ‘Cruel and cold’: man faces backlash for dousing unhoused woman with water
• Lawyers who enabled Trump in election plot face heightened risk of charges
• ‘Life-changing’: In-N-Out burger chain takes first eastward steps into Tennessee
• Death toll in California storms hits 17 and ‘likely to grow’, says state’s governor
• Progressiv­e Katie Porter launches bid for Dianne Feinstein’s US Senate seat
• Harvey Weinstein says #MeToo skewed New York rape conviction in appeal
• Allen Weisselber­g: ex-Trump finance chief given five months for tax fraud
• ‘Stop the Steal’ campaign founder’s Twitter account reinstated
• Haiti left with no elected government officials as it spirals towards anarchy
• Far-right influencer known as ‘Baked Alaska’ sentenced over Capitol attack
• ‘A great day for the country’: Uganda declares an end to Ebola outbreak
• Genocide investigat­ion opened against Peru president after protest deaths
• Cardinal George Pell dies aged 81 in Rome
• Boris Johnson reportedly joked about being at ‘UK’s most unsocially distanced party’ during lockdown
• Washington is shrieking at the prospect of a defense budget cut. But would it really be so bad?
• I survived Guantánamo. Why is it still open 21 years later?
• Love across the border: a couple’s 13-year quest to be reunited in the US
• What happens when a huge ship sinks? A step-by-step guide to averting disaster
• The truth about James Cameron: what is the film director’s billion-dollar secret?
• Republican­s turn up the heat on a new culture war target: gas stoves
• Welcome to Chippendal­es review – a show as superficia­l as the male strippers’ shiny tans
• The death of Louis XVI – archive, 1793
• I’ve never forgotten the advice of a 100-yearold cowgirl: ‘Always check your own girth strap’
• How community crofting experiment could help repopulate the Highlands
• World Bank walking tightrope as it mulls increased lending to poorest
• The Guardian view on Greater Manchester’s Atom Valley plan: growth outside the city
• The Guardian view on teachers: blame years of cuts for shortages
• Better Call Saul was robbed! The snubs and shocks of the Golden Globes
• ‘I wanted people to inhabit my body’: an innovative film about disability
• The Last of Us: TV finally has the perfect video game adaptation
• Playtime’s over: how 2023 could reshape video games
• ‘My first day was a sex scene’: the disturbing history of teen actors and nudity
• Banksy online auction for Ukraine targeted by ‘hostile attacks’ from Russia
• Francis Ford Coppola denies report his new film set is ‘chaos’
• Coachella 2023: Frank Ocean, Blackpink and Bad Bunny to headline
• Charles Simic, Pulitzer prize-winning poet, dies at age 84
• Safe bets and a subdued ceremony as the Golden Globes tiptoe back into the public eye
• Giant solar farm project in doubt after disagreeme­nt between Mike Cannon-Brookes and Andrew Forrest
• Northvolt v Britishvol­t: clarity v confusion in the great electric car battery race
• UK space launch: does failure spell end of Britain’s ambitions?
• MPs to hear plan to get rural households to run heating on vegetable oil
• Ukraine war pushes civilian casualties from explosive weapons to four-year high
• UK genome project a ‘step change’ in tackling respirator­y viruses
• UK air accident officials to investigat­e failure to get satellites into orbit
• Wednesday briefing: Does failure to launch spell the end of the UK’s space ambitions?
• Madagascar’s unique wildlife faces imminent wave of extinction, say scientists
• Facebook and Instagram to restrict advertiser­s’ access to teenagers’ data
• ‘Just a normal Tuesday for the Heat’: Miami go 40 for 40 on free-throws for NBA record
• Amazon to shut three UK warehouses, putting 1,300 jobs at risk
• The 2023 NWSL draft and the battle to sign Alyssa Thompson
• CF Montréal fire coach one day after hire due to assassinat­ion tweet
• Mikaela Shiffrin denied historic 83rd win by Petra Vlhova at Flachau
• Emma Raducanu steps up training in race to be fit for Australian Open
• Carlos Correa to end Mets saga by reportedly signing $200m deal with Twins
• Owen Farrell set for start of Six Nations despite door being left open for ban
• Women’s IPL will change cricket landscape forever, says Jess Jonassen
• ‘A strong spin option’: Australia name Todd Murphy in Test squad for tour of India
• Mark Williams shakes off David Gilbert and persistent wasp to win at Masters
• Safety body to review overcrowdi­ng reports at FA Cup tie at Hillsborou­gh
• Want to trace changes in football and society? Look at pitchside adverts
• Football is a precious space where people express emotions and build relationsh­ips
• Guardiola ponders ‘ridiculous’ plans for Manchester City’s derby date at United
• Football transfer rumours: Tottenham in for Brentford keeper David Raya?

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