The Guardian (USA) - 2023-03-02

• US justice department sues two companies over pollution in Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley’
• FBI director endorses theory Covid-19 virus may have leaked from Chinese lab
• ‘Time is not on our side’: Congress panel says tackling China defines next century
• Student loan borrowers rally as US supreme court hears debt relief cases
• Ghislaine Maxwell appeals US court to throw out sex traffickin­g conviction
• Finland’s MPs approve legislatio­n paving way for country to join Nato
• Biden administra­tion urges Congress to renew warrantles­s surveillan­ce law
• JetBlue pilot’s ‘evasive action’ averts crash at Boston’s Logan airport
• Ron DeSantis takes control of Disney’s governing district after ‘don’t say gay’ row
• Texas inmates say ‘decade after decade’ of solitary confinemen­t is torture
• Florida court denies habeas corpus petition for fetus of jailed woman
• FTX’s ex-engineerin­g director agrees to plead guilty to US criminal charges
• Tennessee governor to ban drag shows – despite photo of him dressed in drag
• Elon Musk reclaims title of world’s richest man after Tesla shares rise
• No 10 signals Northern Ireland deal to go ahead – with or without DUP backing
• Canadian government urged to test sick patients for herbicide
• Pressure on west to act grows after report on Iranian uranium enrichment
• Lufthansa’s ‘green’ adverts banned in UK for misleading consumers
• German minister calls for ban on advertisin­g junk food to children
• Trans woman Isla Bryson jailed for eight years for raping two women
• German publisher Axel Springer says journalist­s could be replaced by AI
• So fathers want to be ‘more present’ in the home? Put down your phone and I’ll tell you how
• Teen girls are struggling. They need our help
• Fossil fuels kill more people than Covid. Why are we so blind to the harms of oil and gas?
• This deal could have been struck in 2021 – but the last thing Brexiters wanted was to get Brexit done
• Welcome to the circumboob - the cleavage trend for a chaotic era
• Israeli settlers on the rampage isn’t a shock – it’s daily life for Palestinia­ns in the West Bank
• Back to the father: the scientist who lost his dad – and resolved to travel to 1955 to save him
• ‘I’d love to do a queer Titanic. Well, a queerer one!’ Director and Oscar contender Lukas Dhont
• Magic: the Gathering fans ‘heartbroke­n’ as $100,000 worth of cards found in Texas landfill
• Stunning Rupert Murdoch deposition leaves Fox News in a world of trouble
• Confusion surrounds China’s energy policies as GDP and climate goals clash
• Credit Suisse ‘seriously breached’ obligation­s on Greensill, says regulator
• The Guardian view on the welfare safety net: failing to catch people
• Hasan Minhaj on Covid lab leak report: ‘How can you conclude with low confidence?’
• Refigured: exhibition explores identity through alternate worlds
• ‘People actually thought hairy legs were scary!’ Gina Birch on punk, the Raincoats and comfortabl­e footwear
• ‘Ruthless ambition and ego’: what it’s like being married to an author
• Help, I’m obsessed with pressure-washing Lara Croft’s house
• Why Elvis should win the best picture Oscar
• Bandit review – shallow crime caper is saucer-eyed over real-life 1980s bank robber
• Women Behind the Wheel review – wellmeanin­g road trip across Central Asia gets stuck
• ‘I couldn’t be less interested in fashion’: the designer who dressed Mad Max and Cruella – and changed the world
• BBC Introducin­g: broadcaste­r confirms cuts to regional new music radio shows
• Subject review – exploitati­on, trauma and the ethics of documentar­y-making
• Andy Fairweathe­r Low: ‘Jimi Hendrix sidled over and politely told me: you’re in the wrong key’
• Dior goes back to the 1950s as Paris fashion week opens
• UK scientists hope to benefit from €100bn Horizon Europe programme
• Scientists discover fossils of oldest known potential pollinator­s
• ‘Awe-inspiring’: UK readers share their northern lights snaps
• AI could help NHS surgeons perform 300 more transplant­s every year, say UK surgeons
• TechScape: Seven top AI acronyms explained
• Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra review: ultra camera, ultra power, ultra price
• New York Rangers acquire Blackhawks star Patrick Kane in blockbuste­r trade
• The mysterious death of Chechen dictator Ramzan Kadyrov’s favorite fighter
• Jessie Diggins becomes first US cross-country skier to win individual world title
• How Olivia Dunne turned the male gaze into a gymnastics empire
• Vinícius Júnior is essentiall­y being hunted and hounded for sport
• Manchester City into FA Cup quarter-finals as Foden bares teeth in Bristol
• All Blacks to appoint Ian Foster’s post-World Cup successor within six weeks
• Phil Foden finds form in FA Cup after ‘one of the worst parts of my career’
• England drop Marcus Smith and retain George Ford for training squad
• The Best Fifa Awards: a pantomime in Paris staged by the Imperial Starfleet
• Brilliant Palhinha and Solomon take Fulham past Leeds into FA Cup quarters
• Evan Ferguson fires Brighton into FA Cup quarter-finals with win at Stoke
• Serie A roundup: Mourinho sees red while Pogba finally makes Juve return

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