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Can Biden move the GOP on guns?

As the violence continues, simply pointing fingers at Congress isn't enough. This should be Biden's big moment

Salon

As the global musical phenomenon turns 50, a hip-hop professor explains what the word 'dope' means to him

After I finished my Ph.D. in 2017, several newspaper reporters wrote about the job I’d accepted at the University of Virginia as an assistant professor of hip-hop.

The Conversation

Chelsea set for major USA pre-season tour change that affects Todd Boehly and Christian Pulisic

Chelsea news: The Blues are set for another tour of America but the pre-season will look very different to last year.

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‘I’m staying at Larry Gagosian’s place’ – Stanley Whitney’s long journey from rat-infested New York

His wobbly blocks of high-key colours, painted while listening to Miles Davis, have made Whitney America’s greatest Black abstract artist. As a new show opens in the UK, he relives his tough early days

The Guardian - UK

New data: America's Sun Belt shift continues as COVID eases

Texas was home to six of the top 10 largest-growing counties in 2022.

Axios

Fortune's list of the Most Innovative Companies in America features a finance standout in the top 10

Richard Fairbank founded Capital One with the idea that a technology-based strategy builds a better financial services business.

Fortune

Best podcasts of the week: The hidden history of the American right’s anti-trans agenda

In this week’s newsletter: The Anti-Trans Hate Machine returns with a second series looking back at America’s record of violence toward transgender people. Plus: five of the best pop culture podcasts

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Viewpoint 2: DEI training isn’t working

Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) training has become a lucrative industry. Harvard Business Review reported that “U.S. companies spend roughly $8 billion a year on DEI training.” No wonder a survey by The Economist suggests that the number of people hired for jobs with “diversity” or “inclusion” in the title…

Tribune News Service

Editorial: Once again, teachers are the target of a school shooter — and the GOP

In the past week, America has pondered two news stories involving schools, one tragic, the other cynical. On Monday, an attacker shot and killed three children and three adults in a Tennessee grade school, the latest in an almost-weekly parade of carnage in America’s classrooms. Days earlier, House Republicans, who…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Editorial: After the Nashville school shooting, America must do more than grieve. It must act

Again, America grieves. Monday morning, an assailant wielding two assault-style weapons and a pistol gunned down three students, all age 9, and three adults at a small private Christian school in Nashville, Tennessee. It was the eighth mass killing at an American K-12 school since 2006, according to The Associated…

Chicago Tribune

‘I see this as a global fascist moment’: author Jeff Sharlet on interviewing far-right Americans

Sharlet, who spent a dozen years talking to ordinary people about their predilection for violence, has long sounded the alarm

The Guardian - US

House GOP pushes sprawling bill to 'unleash' American energy

House Republicans are set to approve a sprawling energy package that counters virtually all of President Joe Biden’s agenda to address climate change

The Independent UK

By the numbers: What the data says about gun violence in the United States

This week's Nashville school shooting is the latest in the long history of mass shootings across America, with the number of incidents rising significantly in the last decade.

ABC News

America Can Have More Clean Energy or More Toad-Protecting Regulations, but Not Both

Carbon-free power isn’t free of hard choices.

Reason

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The 10 best places to live in America where your money will go the furthest

Texas suburbia seems to be the best bang for your buck during these inflationary times.

Fortune

America’s $52 billion bet on the chips race can’t succeed without small-business innovation

Biden's CHIPS Act doesn't stipulate a role for SMBs–and their innovations are dying or getting scooped up by countries like China.

Daily Mirror

Pepsi ditches iconic logo and unveils new design to celebrate its 125th anniversary

Drink brand Pepsi is unveiling a new logo and visual identity system in time for its 125th anniversary, and globally in 2024, with its new look first being rolled out in America

Marie Claire

Princess Diana Set Prince Harry Up for Success in His New Life in America, Celebrity Lawyer Suggests

She taught him well.

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Munchkin transformed once-mundane baby products with creative twists—and has now sold to nearly every American family

Munchkin holds its own amid tech giants on our list of the innovative companies in America.

Salon

The GOP wants you helpless and afraid

Gun paralysis isn't just about the NRA — Republicans are convinced they win when voters feel helpless and afraid

Tribune News Service

‘American Cults’ shows how religious zealotry is huge part of US history

“American Cults: Cabals, Corruption, and Charismatic Leaders” by Jim Willis; Visible Ink Press (368 pages, $54.95)

The Guardian - US

From coaches to pushy parents, US men’s soccer is married to mediocrity

A recent debacle at the top of the game in America caused uproar. But the same patterns are repeated through the sport in the US

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: What Netanyahu and Israelis learned from the Trump playbook

Early in 2019, as Israel was heading into a divisive parliamentary election, a massive campaign poster along a Tel Aviv freeway showed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shaking hands with President Donald Trump. Now, five such elections and one near-civil war later, that same highway has been repeatedly blocked by protesters…

The Guardian - UK

Biography of X by Catherine Lacey review – who is this mysterious artist?

An impressive and enchantingly strange novel plays with genre, identity and politics in an alternate America

The Guardian - US

Nashville shooting: what it reveals about Americans’ love of military-style guns

Assault firearms with ‘phenomenal lethality’ have flooded the US market, with firms making more than $1bn profit in the last decade

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