The Guardian (USA) - 2023-02-22

• Biden urged not to approve oil terminals that could create ‘carbon bombs’
• Putin says Russia will halt participat­ion in New Start nuclear arms treaty
• Ohio train derailment: EPA takes control of response and clean-up efforts
• Phoenix Mercury confirm Brittney Griner’s return to WNBA
• ‘Horrific’ form of mpox found to affect people with advanced HIV
• Sci-fi publisher Clarkeswor­ld halts pitches amid deluge of AI-generated stories
• In Wisconsin’s supreme court race, a superrich beer family calls the shots
• Democrat Barbara Lee announces bid to replace Dianne Feinstein in US Senate
• US supreme court lets Arkansas law penalising Israel boycotts stand
• Pro-choice advocates file paperwork for Ohio ballot initiative on abortion
• Los Angeles Jewish community shaken after two alleged antisemiti­c shootings
• Arizona improves college access for undocument­ed students. Activists say it’s a ‘first step’
• Housekeepe­r’s husband arrested over murder of Irish bishop in Los Angeles
• South Korean court recognises legal status of same-sex couples for first time
• Florida researcher­s capture invasive pythons by attaching GPS collars to prey
• Biden talks with Poland president to focus on troop deployment­s
• BBC removes false Will Ferrell story based on parody Twitter account
• Stolen trove of Angkor crown jewels returned to Cambodia after resurfacin­g in London
• Austria criticised for allowing 18 Russian MPs to attend security meeting
• Kate Forbes defiant despite backlash over equal marriage views
• John Fetterman can help lift the stigma around mental illness and depression
• I gatecrashe­d a party for young people – and have never been less welcome
• My children don’t speak my mother tongue – as a second-generation migrant, it fills me with sadness
• You don’t need pricey gear and high design to be a good parent, but a decent pair of socks helps
• After a year of military failure, Putin has retreated deep into delusion - dragging the Russian people with him
• Want to make your staff happier and more productive? Try getting them to work fewer hours
• The Hollywood crisis #MeToo missed: ‘Every female composer has been through it’
• The Strays review – Netflix’s baity social thriller fizzles out
• David Hockney: Bigger and Closer review – an overwhelmi­ng blast of passionles­s kitsch
• Being the only one leaves a mark: a Black mother on the long shadow of school segregatio­n
• How two supreme court battles could reshape the rules of the internet
• Four-day week: ‘major breakthrou­gh’ as most UK firms in trial extend changes
• The Guardian view on post-Covid welfare: needs more progressiv­e experiment­s
• Tótem review – family tensions feel real in heartfelt Mexican cancer drama
• ‘I’d appreciate winning’ – Fabelmans star Judd Hirsch on Taxi, Spielberg and aiming for Oscars history
• So good, it’s criminal: the ambiguous brilliance of Hell or High Water
• Carlos Saura obituary
• The Fearway review – Groundhog Day road horror is a real highway to hell
• Irish punks New Pagans on darning, domesticit­y and Derek Jarman: ‘Home is an extension of your art’
• Emma Thompson says Oscar campaignin­g made her ‘seriously ill’
• Uncharted territory: how the Fall’s fractious New Zealand tour nearly sank Flying Nun records
• Harry Styles arrives in Australia – prompting a stampede, shoeys and screaming teens
• Burberry brings it back home with a twist at London fashion week
• RHS developing ‘wellbeing blueprint’ to enhance health benefits of gardens
• The Mushroom Speaks review – an eccentric, awe-struck ode to fungi
• Twitter is ending free SMS two-factor authentica­tion. So what can you use instead?
• TechScape: Google and Microsoft are in an AI arms race – who wins could change how we use the internet
• Jared Allen: from NFL bone-cruncher to Olympic curling hopeful
• Meyers Leonard returning to NBA two years after antisemiti­c slur
• Vinícius Júnior and Benzema lead Real Madrid to 5-2 comeback win at Liverpool
• Wada to take Valieva case to Cas after skater cleared by Rusada
• Grand National: Irish horses to dominate field for second year running
• Wins, width and cotton wool: what Javi Gracia must find to revive Leeds
• Nat Sciver-Brunt shines as England thrash Pakistan to secure top spot
• Howe urges Karius to ‘rewrite story of career’ in cup final for Newcastle
• Chelsea’s N’Golo Kanté returns to training as club target new deal
• Sarina Wiegman says lack of diversity ‘will not change overnight’
• Championsh­ip roundup: Burnley held by Millwall as Blackburn go fourth
• Gareth Ainsworth confirmed as QPR manager after 10 years at Wycombe

The Guardian (USA) - 2023-02-21

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