The Guardian (USA) - 2023-06-29

• Russian general who may have known about Wagner mutiny goes missing
• Central Park Five’s Yusef Salaam declares victory in city council primary
• Malta to allow abortion but only when woman’s life is at risk
• Joshua Trees win long term protection in environmen­tal victory
• Mexico police station attacked as search continues for 14 missing employees
• Madonna postpones tour after suffering ‘serious’ bacterial infection
• Sarah McBride, highest-ranking trans elected official in US, to run for Congress
• A load of manure: man gets prison time for years-long cow dung scam
• A hero twice over: US paramedic saves lives of two people in one family
• Man pleads not guilty to manslaught­er over chokehold death of Jordan Neely
• ‘Victims are terrified’: supreme court ruling on stalking cases sparks alarm
• Video of apparent neo-Nazi handing out balloons at German nursery sparks outrage
• Man hoping to break record for living on Rockall rescued by coastguard
• Ex-Rwandan military policeman found guilty of genocide by Paris court
• French engineer sentenced to life in prison for killing three women over job losses
• Partygate: Rees-Mogg and Dorries likely to be named in ‘contempts of parliament’ report
• Beaver spotted ambling around Welsh garden in broad daylight
• Our primary healthcare system is a mess. We have a plan to fix it
• Assisted dying is on nobody’s bucket list – but preventing it is deeply unjust
• The key to wedded bliss is a joint bank account? I don’t buy it
• South Korea has turned back time and made its people younger – sign me up
• ‘We are literally erased’: what does it mean to be intersex?
• Flex your social muscles – and stick to one drink: 10 ways to be much more confident at parties
• Terrible ideas, tedious shows, zero talent: Meghan and Harry’s trainwreck podcast career
• Rock marathons: why Paul McCartney longs for the days of half hour gigs
• ‘Everyone’s excited’: AFC Croydon responds to new owners Stormzy and Zaha
• ‘Outrageous, magnetic and genuinely fearless’: Mike Figgis on Julian Sands
• Beard contests: the married couple competing to have the biggest and best facial hair
• ‘Not for employee use’: why are US retail workers being denied chairs?
• The Guardian view on Ukraine’s suffering: mourning the lives unlived
• Secret Invasion recap episode two – no one has more fun than Olivia Colman
• Taylor Swift, Ke Huy Quan, Paul Mescal among those invited to join the Academy
• Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken review – DreamWorks’ sweet-natured coming-of-ager
• Top 10 summer love stories
• Julian Sands in A Room With a View: the soulful heart of a brilliantl­y romantic film
• Idris Elba: racist backlash made speculatio­n over James Bond ‘disgusting’
• ‘He tells you it’s all right to be miserable’: why Nick Drake enchants every new generation
• The Chicks review – barn-burning virtuosity and cut-glass vocals
• Drug-testing at festivals saves lives. Why does the Home Office want to end it?
• Simone Biles returning to gymnastics in first meet since Tokyo Olympics
• Angels’ Ohtani becomes sixth player with two homers and 10 Ks since 1893
• Tour de France 2023: stage-by-stage guide to this year’s race
• Josh Tongue defends England in face of Kevin Pietersen’s ‘shambolic’ jibe
• Former NFL quarterbac­k Ryan Mallett dies in apparent drowning aged 35
• Arsenal agree £105m Declan Rice deal after Manchester City pull out
• Wembley’s Windrush moment offers reminder of barriers for black players
• Arsenal confirm Kai Havertz signing from Chelsea in £65m deal
• Chelsea close on Caicedo and keen to sell Mount to Manchester United
• Impressive England U21 make it three straight wins to knock out Germany
• Uefa closes transfer contract loophole Chelsea exploited with lengthy deals
• Vera Pauw counts injury cost as Ireland announce Women’s World Cup squad

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