The Guardian (USA) - 2023-02-02

• ‘He was robbed of his life’: in Memphis, tributes to Tyre Nichols – and a call to action
• FBI finds no classified papers in search of Biden’s Delaware beach home
• Republican bid to kick Ilhan Omar off panel is ‘spite’, fellow Democrat says
• Philadelph­ia Eagles lineman Josh Sills indicted on rape and kidnap charges
• Outrage as US government advances $8bn Alaska oil drilling plan
• States file duelling Colorado River plans as water resources rapidly dwindle
• Fed announces smallest interest hike in a year as inflation ‘eases somewhat’
• Man dies after fans brawl at Vermont middlescho­ol basketball game
• Andrew Tate loses appeal in Romania over extended detention
• Nikki Haley to announce Republican presidenti­al run in February – report
• Outrage over alleged Nazi homeschool­ing group in Ohio
• Pink pigeon found in New York was ‘probably dyed for gender reveal party’
• Six dead and more than 250,000 without power as storm hits southern US
• Florida man claims sheriff’s ‘Wheel of Fugitive’ video cost him his job
• Child released from hospital after mountain lion attack in California
• Massachuse­tts prisoners may get shorter sentences for organ donations
• California police kill double amputee who was fleeing: ‘Scared for his life’
• Revealed: how world’s biggest fossil fuel firms ‘profited in Myanmar after coup’
• Rate of executions in Saudi Arabia almost doubles under Mohammed bin Salman
• Meta earnings drop by less than expected with boost from Reels
• Dying for sex: endangered male quolls may be mating themselves to death instead of sleeping, scientists say
• Pit find in Germany reveals how Neandertha­ls hunted huge elephants
• Costa Rican farmer handed 22 years for murder of Indigenous land defender
• Colombia to pay reparation­s for role in exterminat­ion of leftwing party
• Tiny radioactiv­e capsule lost in Australian outback found by side of 1,400km stretch of road
• Welby ‘would rather see C of E disestabli­shed than split over same-sex marriage’
• Jordan Peterson’s ‘zombie’ climate contrarian­ism follows a well-worn path
• I proudly wear a hijab. Forget the stereotype­s – it’s a sign of style and strength
• Cheers to getting through Dry January. Moderation over bingeing should be our next goal
• A touch-screen fridge? A seven-blade razor? Why is everything suddenly so complicate­d?
• Mascara? Accountant­s? Le dollar beans? On TikTok, nothing means what you think it does
• The Tate Modern privacy ruling could lead to a worrying future for cities
• ‘Let them eat lentils’ won’t save us from animal farming – we must embrace meat substitute­s
• Gillian Anderson on why she is collecting sexual fantasies: ‘Women enjoy as rich an erotic life as men’
• Have dinner for breakfast: 33 easy, expert fitness tips you will actually stick to
• Knock at the Cabin review – M Night Shyamalan does it again, in the worst way
• I grew up evangelica­l. Terrifying rapture films scarred me for ever
• Why has the Adani Group shed US$90bn in value and what do short sellers have to gain?
• Shell’s actual spending on renewables is fraction of what it claims, group alleges
• England to have almost no trains running on Wednesday as drivers strike
• Chip war: Japan and Netherland­s expected to join US in ban on tech exports to China
• The Guardian view on economics in the media: poorly communicat­ed, poorly understood
• The Guardian view on strikes: Sunak needs a better plan
• Colbert on end of Covid emergency: ‘Shove that up your nose and rotate it five times’
• ‘Damaged a generation of viewers, including me’: Joe Cornish on the most terrifying horror for kids
• ‘A reflection of the people’: looking back on 50 years of hip-hop
• Beyoncé announces Renaissanc­e world tour
• Mary J Blige: the era-defining R&B original is back on imperial form – and primed for Grammys success
• ‘Work is about belonging’: LGBTQ+ people’s history in the workplace
• Top 10 imaginary journeys in literature
• Was Donatello the first artist in history to express a queer identity?
• ‘These women saved lives’: the film inspired by surviving Rwanda’s genocide
• Ozzy Osbourne to retire from touring due to declining health
• The secret life of André Leon Talley: what an auction reveals about the late fashion legend
• Vikings brought their animals to England, research suggests
• Will Steffen fought passionate­ly for our planet. To honour him we must follow his lead
• ChatGPT maker OpenAI releases ‘not fully reliable’ tool to detect AI generated content
• Tom Brady announces retirement from NFL ‘for good’ after 23 seasons
• Manchester United see off Nottingham Forest to reach Carabao Cup final
• Premier League’s spending bubble offers only cheap thrills in winter of disconnect
• Flag football reaches the Pro Bowl as concussion fears stalk the gridiron
• Matildas coach dodges questions on Saudi Women’s World Cup sponsorshi­p
• Ollie Hassell-Collins in line for England debut while Manu Tuilagi is left out
• La Liga chief attacks Premier League ‘doped market’ as Europe is left behind
• Australia opener Usman Khawaja cleared to fly to India after visa issues resolved
• Transfer window verdict: how every Premier League club fared in January
• Chelsea plan to give Graham Potter time after January spending spree
• Fallout from failed Alessia Russo bid may shape Arsenal and United futures
• European roundup: Mbappé has penalty saved before injury strikes in PSG win
• New Zealand FA ‘shocked’ by reports of Women’s World Cup Saudi sponsorshi­p

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