The Guardian (USA) - 2023-02-27

• Colorado sheriff honors deputy after he killed man who mistakenly got in wrong car
• ‘You’re not forgotten‘: how the right racialized the Ohio train disaster
• Red states leading the US in solar and wind production, new report shows
• Children among 59 people killed in sailboat wreck off Italy’s coast
• Dilbert cartoon dropped by US newspapers over creator’s racist comments
• ‘Blind chance’ or plot? Exhumation may help solve puzzle of 1933 Reichstag blaze
• House where four University of Idaho students were killed to be demolished
• California man sets world record after visiting Disneyland for 2,995 days
• Five people killed in Care Flight air ambulance crash in Nevada
• Alligator rescued in New York City park has bathtub stopper stuck in body
• Google adverts direct pregnant women to services run by UK anti-abortion groups
• Clinical psychologi­st warns Daniel Duggan’s detention conditions ‘extreme and ‘inhumane’ as wife launches UN complaint
• Sunak warned of Tory chaos over Northern Ireland protocol deal
• Hundreds in Tunisia protest against president’s anti-migrant clampdown
• New Zealand: eight still missing after Gabrielle, as authoritie­s eye two more potential cyclones
• Why have young men fallen out of love with romantic relationsh­ips?
• ‘Updating’ Roald Dahl? It’s the same old story…
• Antisemiti­c tropes are back on stage again
• Nihilistic and crazed, Cocaine Bear is zoological zeitgeist for these end times
• Fewer people are marrying. That’s cause for celebratio­n, not state interventi­on
• Medieval medicine: the return to maggots and leeches to treat ailments
• ‘It’s that moment of mastery when something difficult gives way’: Adam Gopnik on the pleasure of learning a new skill
• ‘I knew it would be OK’: Jonathan Majors on his remarkable rise from troubled teen to Hollywood A-lister
• Dining across the divide US special: ‘I got the impression he felt all Democrats were horrible. He made us sound like Bond villains’
• The Courage to be Free review: Ron DeSantis bows and scrapes to Trump
• Film-maker Hassan Nazer on his love letter to Iranian cinema
• ‘Brits are suffering but for us it’s boom time’: how Brexit boosted French and Irish ports
• Facebook ads opposing a ban on vaping in Australia failed to disclose tobacco company backing
• The Observer view on the dubious excuses for not backing the UN resolution on the Ukraine invasion
• The Observer view on the government’s pointless voter ID scheme
• Etre et Avoir director Nicolas Philibert wins Golden Bear at Berlin film festival
• On my radar: Joy Crookes’s cultural highlights
• On the button: Make a big statement in a skater cardigan
• How slippers left the comfort of home to become a status symbol
• Does gene editing hold the key to improving mental health?
• Silicon tested in search to defeat the dreaded rose black spot
• ‘Norfolk’s Mary Rose’: remains of 17thcentur­y shipwreck go on display
• Strange but ultimately positive genetic discovery reveals up to 1,000 relatives linked to prolific sperm donor
• Tighter regulation of psychologi­sts in family law cases up to MPs, says senior judge
• It takes all 53 of our senses to bring the drab external world to life
• Amazon union leader flies in to help UK strikers ‘kick down the door’
• Crochet enthusiast­s asked ChatGPT for patterns. The results are ‘cursed’
• Crypto is intended to be hard to regulate, but at least the Treasury wants to have a go
• Wasteful Crystal Palace fail to punish Klopp’s nervous Liverpool in draw
• Nokia launches DIY repairable budget Android phone
• Haaland on target again as Manchester City stroll to victory at Bournemout­h
• Daniil Medvedev outlasts evergreen Andy Murray to claim Qatar Open title
• Tasmania take five SA wickets off six balls in ‘unbelievab­le’ final WNCL over
• Borthwick shrugs off criticism of England’s kick-heavy style in Wales win
• Dina Asher-Smith powers past Shericka Jackson to win World Indoor Tour final
• Club ownership set to dominate Wembley Carabao Cup final narrative
• Kieran Trippier: ‘If you want to be successful you have to be cute. We’ll do everything we can to win’
• Timing and luck: there is more to Graham Potter’s strife than a lack of passion
• Mikel Arteta says sending Arsenal ‘back to basics’ has inspired return of form
• Fraser Forster well aware that Nick Pope’s pain is Loris Karius’s gain
• Italy’s referees punish more dark-skinned footballer­s than light

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