News, sport and opinion from the Guardian's US edition
Palette styles new do not delete
Headlines
-
Buffalo suspect allegedly calls himself ‘eco-fascist’ and blames migration for harm to the environment in document posted online -
David Chou, a Chinese immigrant from Las Vegas, had a grievance with the Taiwanese community, officials say
-
American Israel Public Affairs Committee has disguised its efforts to undermine pro-Palestinian candidates -
-
Even as Democrats have denounced the supreme court’s leaked abortion opinion, their efforts at the federal level have failed to live up to their rhetoric
-
-
Ukraine invasion
Tuesday
17 May 2022
-
Kyiv says evacuated Azovstal steelworks fighters taken to Russia will be swapped for captured Russian soldiers -
-
Information about the damage being done in Ukraine is leaking out, and discouraging some of those who used to back the war
-
News extra
-
A bill to expand coverage for vets affected by toxic exposure doesn’t cover some of the illnesses that women get -
The White House’s first Black press secretary used her opening remarks to reflect on this new chapter -
Workers who bore the brunt of the Covid pandemic at billion-dollar companies such as Dollar General, McDonald’s and Wendy’s are leading a surge in action
Spotlight
-
The long read: Thanks to a savvy California lawyer, Albert Einstein has earned far more posthumously than he ever did in his lifetime. But is that what the great scientist would have wanted? -
Buffalo gunman is suspected of posting a 180-page racist diatribe in which he repeatedly referenced the extremist conspiracy theory -
Many of us have forgotten how it feels to be sharing a space with colleagues – and hybrid working has only added to the problems. Here’s how to navigate your post-pandemic workplace
newsletter treat
-
Nasal or oral coronavirus vaccines, more and better drugs, and a variant-proof vaccine could catalyze a clear way out -
White supremacy is not defined by acts of outlandish violence. It is inflicted on America’s non-white population every day
-
-
We shouldn’t abandon the culture wars, but we shouldn’t take the bait either. We should build a political culture built around mutual goals -
There is no easy fix to dealing with far-right terror. But we should stop assuming Republicans can help, when they are part of the problem
-
-
-
Newcastle dealt Arsenal’s Champions League hopes a massive blow with a 2-0 win against the Gunners at St James’ Park -
This season’s playoffs have been wildly entertaining so far. And there’s more to come with just one round to go before the NBA finals
-
-
Greg Norman was not the first choice to be the face of the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Series, whose Saudi Arabian organizers pursued and preferred Jack Nicklaus -
The government is concerned that the £4.25bn takeover of Chelsea by Todd Boehly’s consortium could break down because of the oligarch’s refusal to accept a new sale structure
-
-
-
Six months on from Cop26, Ian Sample speaks to environment correspondent Fiona Harvey about progress made and how much the war in Ukraine could derail efforts to achieve climate goals -
Conservationists and Inuit community relieved at decision on Canadian iron mine that threatened ‘extirpation’ of cetacean -
Lower and middle income families will benefit from ‘scrap and replace’ scheme, while 20% cut in car, van and ute trips sought
Florida’s legislature has introduced a bill that would allow parents to sue school districts if they consider lessons to not be ‘age-appropriate’
-
The French cultural institution, which turns 75 this year, has always been a battle between radicalism and elitism – but that’s what makes it so essential -
3 out of 5 stars.
Steven Moffat’s adaptation of Audrey Niffenegger’s 2003 bestseller is witty and well done, but it can’t overcome the novel’s depressingly old-fashioned and iffy implications
-
In the dark new comedy On the Count of Three, a difficult subject is tackled with humor but also unusual sensitivity -
-
In an extract from her new memoir, the actor remembers the moment she found out she had multiple sclerosis – and finally understanding why her body had been betraying her for years
-
-
-
Ever noticed how some men make a habit of repeating what women say – and then get all the credit? There’s a word for that -
I used to be allowed my personal space. Now that I inhabit a female body I cannot escape unwanted attention
-
After losing a parent to suicide, Isobel Beech started pretending everything was fine. Then she began writing -
Eating well doesn’t necessarily just mean concentrating on the right diet – the time you eat (or don’t) can also make a big difference to your wellbeing -
Kimberley, 37, and Manuel, 54, met on a plane in 2018. They now live together in Mexico with their dog -
Marian Elliott was devastated when her husband left her after almost 40 years together. New friends have helped her rebuild her confidence – and enjoy her freedom
-
After her dramatic resignation, a top official discusses systemic flaws in the response to one of the country’s worst humanitarian crises
-
By studying isotopes scientists hope to gain insight into how elements within exploding stars came to be -
Washington police uncovered the video as they executed a search warrant on his phone as part of child abuse image investigation -
-
Authorities say restrictions to ease in stages after extended lockdown that has sent shockwaves through Chinese economy and global supply chains -
Latin patriarch Pierbattista Pizzaballa described the intervention as a ‘disproportionate use of force’ against mourners
-
One in 25 people sentenced to prison on terrorism-related charges in Konasheher, Xinjiang province, where Communist party represses Muslim minority -
Four other government departments scrapped as cash-strapped regime faces $500m budget deficit -
-
For three decades, New York photographer Nancy A Scherl has shot solo diners in fancy eateries, burger joints and even makeshift tents during the pandemic. What do her images say about loneliness, social behaviour and our evolving attitudes in public spaces? -
Dramatic total lunar eclipse coincided with a super moon, when the moon is at its closest point to Earth and reflects a red and orange light -
Drake, Olivia Rodrigo, Taylor Swift and Doja Cat the big winners of the night, while Mary J Blige received the icon award
Contact the Guardian
Most viewed
Covid-19 has outrun us again and again. It's time for our vaccines to evolve too