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Editorial: Red-flag laws offer hope against mass shootings

Monday’s mass shooting at the Old National Bank in downtown Louisville is the latest reminder of America’s worsening epidemic of gun violence. It should be more than enough to spur elected officials to pass common-sense measures to keep guns away from unstable individuals.

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America is not ready for retirement

Most people haven't saved enough to retire comfortably.

Axios

Hal Brands: What went wrong in the Afghan pullout? Biden’s not saying

This month marks two years since President Joe Biden ordered the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Afghanistan, bringing America’s two-decade war there to an end. One might hope that Washington would be engaged in a searching debate about what went wrong in that conflict. So far, alas, it’s not clear…

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Editorial: We must invest in the IRS. It’s the only way to ensure all Americans pay the taxes they owe

Imagine investing $80 over a decade and getting a $180 return. Pretty good deal, right? Now multiply those figures by a billion dollars and you get an idea of how much American citizens will benefit from additional federal funds being allocated to the Internal Revenue Service.

Chicago Tribune

A Fever in the Heartland review: chilling tale of the Klan and a dangerous leader

Timothy Egan has written a meticulous and highly relevant account of the rise of the KKK a hundred years ago

The Guardian - US

The Script's Mark Sheehan missed out on US tour months before tragic death at 46

Mark Sheehan, guitarist for hit band The Script, missed out on the American leg of the band's recent greatest hits tour, with the musician taking time away from the group for his family

Daily Mirror

America can’t ignore its own strengths as it competes with China for global tech leadership

'Let’s once again become the shining city on the hill, setting big goals and reestablishing the U.S. as a global leader,' writes the CTA's Gary Shapiro.

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‘Showing Up’ filmmaker Kelly Reichardt on the joys of ‘just hanging out,’ the way young artists once did

CHICAGO — The Florida-born filmmaker and Bard College film professor Kelly Reichardt makes beautiful movies about harsh conditions. In the singular early 19th century Oregon-set “First Cow” and now with her newest work, the disarming seriocomedy “Showing Up,” Reichardt pays attention to lives lived, often precariously, just above a fraying…

Chicago Tribune

America's first heroes: Revolutionary War soldiers reburied

Historians and archeologists in South Carolina are preparing to rebury 12 unknown U.S. Revolutionary War soldiers who died in the 1780 battle at Camden

The Independent UK

Shot 10 Years Ago Pursuing the Boston Marathon Bombers, He Now Studies Policing

Dic Donohue focuses on the divide between America’s cops and its citizens.

Sports Illustrated

‘Family policing system’: how the US criminalizes Black parenting

A Texas newborn’s recent removal from home illustrates the cruel treatment Black families face for their childcare decisions

The Guardian - US

Can Mutually Loathing Americans Learn To Leave Each Other Alone?

The country needs a political truce with devolved power.

Reason

States winning silent immigration battle

State and local immigration reform continues where federal legislation has stalled out

Salon

Latin and Tex-Mex overtake Italian as America's go-to food order

Latin and Tex-Mex food is nudging out Italian as America's preferred comfort food.

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George Skelton: If the public doesn’t finance political candidates, special interests will happily step in

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — American politics will never be perfectly clean because politicians represent and reflect imperfect humans.

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Editorial: America’s Achilles’ heel

This week marks 10 years since unknown assailants attacked a power substation in Metcalf, California, that continues to serve as a harbinger about the vulnerability of the nation’s electric infrastructure.

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Nolan Finley: Many Americans still cling to their guns

Two days before the mass shooting in a Louisville bank, I was sitting in the county fair building of my small Kentucky hometown watching as 150 guns were auctioned off.

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Commentary: Child care has failed. The government can help

America’s child care market is an abject failure. Even at prohibitively high prices, supply doesn’t meet demand, preventing children, parents and the entire economy from reaching their full potential.

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Guardsman Arrested in Leak of Classified Military Documents

A Massachusetts Air National Guard member was arrested Thursday in connection with the disclosure of highly classified military documents about the Ukraine war and other top national security issues, an alarming breach that has raised fresh questions about America's ability to safeguard its most sensitive secrets. The guardsman, an IT…

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John Romano: The Rays have a goofy dress code and a historic winning streak

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Whadda ya say now, America?

Cycling Weekly

The National Cycling League made its anticipated debut over the weekend, but were we entertained?

The National Cycling League made its anticipated debut over the weekend with big promises of reinventing American cycling and reigniting fans. Did it succeed?

Chicago Sun-Times

Don’t chalk up all American political discord to social media

When has the nation not been riven by disinformation?

Chicago Sun-Times

Richard Friedman, who took on Mayor Richard J. Daley, and showed a top Soviet official the ‘real America,’ dead at 93

In 1971, lawyer Richard Friedman decided to take on the ‘corrupt Daley machine.’ He lost. One friend called Mr. Friedman ‘the ‘real’ most interesting man in the world.’

Daily Record

Meghan Markle never intended to attend Coronation after being put in 'impossible position'

It was announced earlier this week that after weeks of speculation, Prince Harry would attend the historic event while Meghan stayed in America with their two children - Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

Los Angeles Times

Former 'SNL' star Victoria Jackson adds her rant to anti-LGBTQ sentiment in Tennessee

More than 30 years ago, Victoria Jackson performed a handstand on "Saturday Night Live" to praise the "freedom to express myself any way I like" in America.

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