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Vegas GP fans offered F1 merchandise vouchers after being sent home

F1's long-awaited spectacle on the streets of the gambling haven of America got off to a disrupted start on Thursday when Carlos Sainz's Ferrari suffered huge damage after striking the a loose water valve cover after just eight minutes into FP1.

Autosport

Vegas GP fans offered $200 F1 merchandise vouchers after being sent home

Motorsport

Which vaccines are recommended for American adults?

Nearly 47% of Americans ages 18 and over got a flu shot during the 2022–2023 flu season — but uptake of CDC-recommended vaccinations for hepatitis B and shingles lags.

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The geopolitical fallout of the Israel-Hamas war

Russia and China may not replace America in West Asia in the near future, but the growing footprint of other great powers is offering space for better manoeuvrability for regional players

The Hindu

The Ford GT90 Would Have Been The McLaren F1's Worst Nightmare

The quad-turbocharged, V12-powered American supercar that never was.

Motor1

MSNBC's Ali Velshi on Trump and history

Salon

Trump and DeSantis Won't Stop at Keeping Out Illegal Immigrants

From “ideological screening” to barring entire cultures deemed “hostile to…the American way of life,” the candidates have big plans to target legal immigrants too.

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Unrealistic plans to crack down on U.S. power plant emissions won’t work. We’ve been down this road before–and so have others

The EPA’s proposed rule would force power plant owners to decide virtually overnight whether to install expensive carbon capture tech or shut their plants.

Fortune

As the NRA fades, a more zealous US pro-gun group rises as a lobbying power

Gun Owners of America, formed in belief NRA was ‘too liberal’, spent $3.3m lobbying against gun control and boasts 2m members

The Guardian - US

In Michigan, where every vote counts, Arab Americans are turning away from Biden

The community turned out overwhelmingly for Joe Biden, helping him win the swing state. But many now feel betrayed by the president's response to the Israel-Hamas war and it could cost him in 2024.

WEKU

‘Please don’t forget us’: giant Ukrainian artwork arrives in New York

A 60ft-long photograph of Irpin’s car cemetery has been erected in Little Ukraine, Manhattan as a reminder that war rages on

The Guardian - US

“There are some good things on it… I just find it hard to believe we called a prog album Love Beach, and the three of us look like the Bee Gees. That’s a prog cover?” Carl Palmer on ELP’s most misguided moment

Drummer admits the trio had reached the end of their collective creativity and had actually split before making 1978 album that showed “America had got to us, obviously!”

Louder

US Achieves Record Oil Production Amidst Geopolitical Tensions

Despite conflicts and regulatory challenges, US oil production reaches highest level on record, boosting economy

Zenger

Could America’s giant panda exodus be reversed? The Chinese president’s comments spark optimism

Panda lovers in America have received a much-needed injection of hope as Chinese President Xi Jinping says his government is “ready to continue” lending the black and white icons to American zoos

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Biden tells Asia-Pacific leaders US 'not going anywhere' as it looks to build economic ties

President Joe Biden on Thursday made America's case to national leaders and CEOs attending the Asia-Pacific summit that the United States is committed to high standards in trade and to partnerships that will benefit economies across the Pacific.

The Independent UK

Could America's giant panda exodus be reversed? The Chinese president's comments spark optimism

Panda lovers in America have received a much-needed injection of hope as Chinese President Xi Jinping says his government is “ready to continue” lending the black and white icons to American zoos

Salon

US war on terror in Africa: 75,000% rise

The number of terrorist attacks on the continent increased from 9 to 6,756 amid America's Forever Wars

Reason

Teachers Union Head Mystified by Increase in Homeschooling

American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten misses a pretty big reason why families are leaving traditional public schools.

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USAFacts

How many dams does America have?

The average age of a dam in the United States is 61 years, leaving them susceptible to structural failure risks.

The Independent UK

Beef is a way of life in Texas, but it's hard on the planet. This rancher thinks she can change that

For generations, beef has been the most quintessential of American main courses, and a premium protein around the world

Autosport

Why is the Las Vegas Grand Prix on a Saturday?

There is a huge buzz around F1 at the moment in America. The Vegas grandstands are up, the crowd has been partying to a live performance from Kylie Minogue, while colourful fireworks are popping ahead of a weekend like no other.

The Guardian - US

Joe Manchin warns second Trump term will ‘destroy democracy in America’

Democratic senator is leaving Congress but there’s speculation he might be eyeing a third-party bid for the presidency

Fortune

Citadel CEO Ken Griffin bashes Bidenomics as debt-reliant, inflationary policies: ‘The American public knows things aren’t working in this economy for them’

“Whoever told him to run on Bidenomics has no idea how to read an economics textbook,” the Wall Street titan said.

Evening Standard

Lewis Hamilton hits back after Max Verstappen criticism of Las Vegas Grand Prix

Mercedes star insists Liberty Media are doing "amazing work" as he praises further attempts to thrive in America

The Conversation

Fewer U.S. college students are studying a foreign language − and that spells trouble for national security

When the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1, the first artificial Earth satellite, on Oct. 4, 1957, it did more than spark fears about America’s ability to compete technologically. It also raised concerns that the U.S. had a shortage of Russian speakers capable of monitoring Soviet scientific and military activities.

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