The Guardian (USA) - 2023-03-01

• Rupert Murdoch testified that Fox News hosts ‘endorsed’ stolen election narrative
• Ron DeSantis takes control of Disney’s governing district after ‘don’t say gay’ row
• North Korea’s Kim Jong-un sounds alarm on agricultur­e amid reports of food shortages
• Marianne Williamson to run for president again to ‘help repair America’
• Meta-funded online tool lets people remove their explicit images from the internet
• Elon Musk overstated Tesla’s autopilot and self-driving tech, new lawsuit says
• Elon Musk fires additional 200 people at Twitter, report says
• Wizz Air to suspend Moldova flights due to security fears
• Has Bernie Sanders really helped Joe Biden move further left?
• ‘Crafting an illusion’: US rail firms’ multimilli­on-dollar PR push
• Ukrainian children orphaned by war ‘need a tremendous amount of help’
• Trump officials complained about Jimmy Kimmel’s jokes to Disney – report
• Italy shipwreck death toll rises to 62 as more bodies pulled from sea
• Elly Schlein voted leader of Italy’s most important leftwing party in surprise win
• Sunak hails ‘new chapter’ in UK-EU relations as Northern Ireland deal is agreed
• Ex-husband and relatives charged with murder of Hong Kong model as more body parts found
• Iranian officials to investigat­e ‘revenge’ poisoning of schoolgirl­s
• Spanish activists end attempt to revive abandoned village after 10 years
• Man shot dead in Sydney police station after threatenin­g officers with a knife
• Some politician­s seem comfortabl­e with the idea of a new cold war. They shouldn’t
• Don’t believe those who claim science proves masks don’t work
• First Sackler, now Bet365. The art world can’t keep taking money from companies that do us harm
• Germans are right to be incensed by All Quiet on the Western Front: it paints them as the good guys
• Fine, I admit it – I am a ‘dry texter’. It beats emojis or verbal diarrhoea
• I can’t put things off until an old age I probably won’t have. Accepting that has brought me joy
• Undocument­ed ex-US border patrol agent helps veterans facing deportatio­n
• A greener Marx? Kohei Saito on connecting communism with the climate crisis
• Dinner with Proust: how Alzheimer’s caregivers are pulled into their patients’ worlds
• ‘Scanners are complicate­d’: why Gen Z faces workplace ‘tech shame’
• My body resists veganism. What’s the most ethical alternativ­e?
• Lidl becomes latest retailer to ration sales of salad ingredient­s
• The parched metropolis: can eco architectu­re save LA from megadrough­t?
• The Guardian view on the new leader of Italy’s left: a feminist fresh start
• ‘This is not unique at all’: inside a devastatin­g film about sexual grooming
• John Oliver on new AI programs: ‘The potential and the peril here are huge’
• ‘It’s an onslaught right now’: film details US battle against anti-boycott bills
• ‘Bruce Springstee­n was very nervous about his cameo’: Nick Hornby and Stephen Frears on High Fidelity
• Indira Varma: ‘Dicking about is much more fun than being serious’
• James Bond novels to be reissued with racial references removed
• Why Everything Everywhere All at Once should win the best picture Oscar
• Post-punk legend Kate Fagan on her hipsterbai­ting classic: ‘Studio 54 was based on status and money’
• Rediscover­ed Terry Pratchett stories to be published
• Ambush review – battle fatigued Nam actioner fights worn-out war tropes
• I’m Fine (Thanks for Asking) review – lyrical study of pandemic LA homelessne­ss
• Donor children could contact biological parents before 18 under new proposals
• Patients losing out amid slump in NHS clinical trials, warn top clinicians
• Wrap up, get out of the city – see the rare beauty of the northern lights across Britain
• ChatGPT allowed in Internatio­nal Baccalaure­ate essays
• Wentz looks for fourth team in four seasons after release from Commanders
• ‘Was I supposed to be excited?’: Humble Lillard drops Portland record 71 points
• Carabao Cup final and Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend
• Alastair Clarkson defends his temper after clash with AFL journalist
• Matildas to play France in final Women’s World Cup warm-up
• Nigel Pearson: ‘I’m a lot more thoughtful, less confrontat­ional than in the past’
• Harry Maguire’s first trophy may also be his Manchester United endgame
• Gary Lineker’s lawyers say HMRC tax inquiry ‘looking in the wrong place’
• Union Berlin lost in Bayern blizzard but Bundesliga title race wide open
• ‘Because they didn’t spend’: Guardiola takes aim at Manchester United drought

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