The Guardian (USA) - 2023-02-21

• Ohio train derailment reveals need for urgent reform, workers say
• ‘Incredibly intelligen­t, highly elusive’: US faces new threat from Canadian ‘super pig’
• Thousands dead, millions displaced: the earthquake fallout in Turkey and Syria
• Brazil: flooding and landslides kill dozens in São Paulo state
• Roald Dahl rewrites: edited language in books criticised as ‘absurd censorship’
• Nicola Bulley: family ‘in agony’ after body found in river near where she went missing
• Taiwan visit by Chinese delegation spurs internal political tensions
• New Orleans carnival parade shooting kills one and injures four
• North Korea launches more missiles as Kim sister warns Pacific could become ‘firing range’
• ‘He’s an inspiratio­n’: tributes pour in after Jimmy Carter enters hospice care
• Catholic bishop David O’Connell shot dead near Los Angeles
• Larry Hogan: splitting anti-Trump vote ‘pretty good reason’ not to run in 2024
• Suella Braverman urges Sunak not to ditch Northern Ireland protocol bill
• Election denier Kristina Karamo chosen to lead Michigan Republican party
• Turkey ends rescue efforts in all but two earthquake-hit provinces
• Darktrace hires EY to review finances after short-seller attack
• It’s not a darning tool, it’s a very naughty toy: Roman dildo found
• Kenyan senator targeted by online threats after period poverty protest
• Bangladesh shuts down main opposition newspaper
• We get 28 days for Black history in the US – but every month is White History Month
• My husband and I are at war over the radio. Will peace and quiet ever be possible?
• Iraq was a terrible war – but it cannot excuse our failure to confront the tyranny we face today
• The New York Times’ trans coverage is under fire. The paper needs to listen
• Tár’s gender-balanced profession is a utopian fantasy. In the real world, conducting has a gender problem
• ‘It’s a war’: the doctor who wants Americans to get abortion pills before it’s too late
• ‘Electric Malady? Marie, girl, what a slay’: deconstruc­ting Ariana DeBose’s personalis­ed Bafta rap
• The big idea: should robots take over fighting crime?
• MacBook Pro M2 Pro review: Apple’s best laptop gets more power and battery life
• Facebook and Instagram to get paid verificati­on as Twitter charges for two-factor SMS authentica­tion
• The Guardian view on housing associatio­ns: tenants must be listened to
• The Guardian view on Italy’s failing left: time to rethink and reset
• From Scorsese to Hockney: New York exhibition celebrates portraits of artists
• Is Bafta’s work to increase diversity in danger of being undone?
• Disco Boy review – freaky trip into the heart of imperial darkness
• Charm Circle review – Grey Gardens-ish portrait of director’s dysfunctio­nal family
• A Holy Family review – honest truths abound in study of family driven apart by religion
• Baftas 2023: the complete list of winners
• ‘I only wrote it to get £400 off Volkswagen’: Aqualung on making Strange and Beautiful (I’ll Put a Spell on You)
• Still Shady: how did Eminem’s 2005 greatest hits become last year’s biggest rap album?
• Kiss the Future review – Bono and U2 keep hope alive in Sarajevo
• Baftas in monochrome: black and white dominates red carpet fashion
• ‘There may still be surprises’: Jeremy Farrar warns of pandemic perils ahead
• ChatGPT: can artificial intelligen­ce create crosswords?
• Remote driving from overseas faces ban in England and Wales
• Tiger Woods must realise his competitiv­e dilemma as time nears to exit the stage
• ‘Fight for your dreams’: White Sox minor leaguer Anderson Comas comes out as gay
• Oksana Masters: ‘Without sport, I would not have had that healthy way to scream’
• Is MLS truly a major league in the US? It depends where you are
• Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
• Culture crises across sports are a warning siren: we cannot keep ignoring the lessons
• Gladbach celebrate Groundhog Day after upsetting Bayern yet again
• Mallory Swanson’s hot streak continues as USA beat Japan in SheBelieve­s Cup
• ‘What was I watching?’: former Test captains blast Australia for India capitulati­on
• Joe Root admits he is searching for his role with England under Stokes
• Molly Picklum: Australia’s next big surf star breaks through with maiden WSL win
• QPR sack Neil Critchley after 12 games as manager
• Youth, muscle and attitude: Lecce win at Atalanta validates Baroni methods

The Guardian (USA) - 2023-02-20

The Guardian (USA) - 2023-02-22