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Dr Oz Is One Of A Growing Number Of Muslim Americans Who Are Voting Republican

Dr. Oz Campaign in Pennsylvannia Is Part of A Subtle Shift

Zenger

‘Makes the Hundred look like croquet’: a cricket fan on the World Series

The sports both evolved from the same ancestry, and threads link the American ‘national pastime’ to cricket fandom

The Guardian - UK

Andreas Kluth: Even without a red wave, this could now be Weimar America

Before we ponder the world’s biggest news this week, America’s surprisingly narrow midterm elections, let’s pay respect to Jair Bolsonaro. That’s because the Brazilian president recently did the right thing, becoming an unlikely role model for patriots in struggling democracies everywhere — even (or especially) for honest Republicans in the…

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Commentary: Why former slave states became the foundation for American gun culture

There are a lot of guns in America — this nation has collectively more civilian-owned guns than we have citizens. Unlike the rest of the developed world, firearms ownership in America is broadly held, with an estimated 40% of American households owning at least one gun; and unlike the rest…

Los Angeles Times

Past is present in Peniel Joseph’s ‘The Third Reconstruction’

"The Third Reconstruction: America’s Struggle for Racial Justice in the Twenty-first Century" by Peniel Joseph; Basic Books (288 pages, $27)

Tribune News Service

Review: 'How It Went,' by Wendell Berry

FICTION: In the novel "How it Went," an American literary legend explores a familiar theme — what is lost when small agrarian communities fade and fold.

Tribune News Service

Casey Anthony: ‘America’s most hated mom’ breaks silence on daughter’s death in interview for new docuseries

Docuseries seeks to show the case in a new light

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Control of US Congress hangs in balance as Democrats show strength

CONTROL of the US Congress hangs in the balance as the Democrats showed surprising strength in the American midterm elections.

The National (Scotland)

‘We dream big’: Kyle Krause’s plan to transform Parma into giants again

American owner discusses role models, data and Gigi Buffon as he aims to bring success to the men’s and women’s teams

The Guardian - UK

US to climate summit: American big steps won't be repealed

U.S. President Joe Biden is coming to international climate talks in Egypt with a message that historic American action to fight climate change won’t shift into reverse, unlike what happened twice before when Democrats lost power

The Independent UK

US states vote to protect reproductive rights in rebuke to anti-abortion push

Vermont, Michigan and California add protections to state constitutions while Kentucky rejects anti-abortion measure

The Guardian - US

Norway princess gives up royal duties to be with American ‘shaman’ who calls cancer a choice

Princess and her fiance will not use their connection to royal family in her business activities

The Independent UK

VoteCast: Inflation, democracy drive demoralized US voters

The AP VoteCast survey shows that voters have become deeply discouraged about the state of America and its future

The Independent UK

Ozzy Osbourne would 'rather stay in the US' amid move back to the UK with Sharon

Black Sabbath star Ozzy Osbourne admits he would rather "stay in America" just three months after announcing he and Sharon were heading back to the UK

Daily Mirror

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Salon

Whatever happens, let's face the truth

After six years of reassuring America that somehow everything will be OK, it's time for the media to get real

France 24

Fight for America's soul? High turnout in bitter battle for US Congress

Is democracy really on the ballot, as Joe Biden claims? The whole world is watching the US midterm elections: the first since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine fuelled soaring inflation and the first federal elections since Trump supporters stormed the Capitol. We ask about the issues that have pollsters predicting a…

The Guardian - UK

Cornish climate proves challenging for US space crew

American crew and technicians in UK for historic mission find persistent rain and wind ‘interesting but fun’

Daily Mirror

World’s tallest man refuses to give up on love despite latest setback in search for wife

Unlucky-in-love Sultan Kosen, the 8ft 3in globe-trotting giant, will now try to crack America after leaving Russia as he jumps on a plane to Florida hunting for his future wife

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U.S. and U.K. nearing a deal for America to supply much-needed gas to Britain

An announcement is expected after the COP27 climate change summit.

Daily Mirror

Anthony Joshua to make coaching change after Oleksandr Usyk rematch defeat

Joshua teamed up with experienced American Robert Garcia for his rematch with Oleksandr Usyk, but ultimately came up short in Saudi Arabia and will now face a heavyweight rebuild

The Guardian - US

Americans in battleground states on why they’re voting: ‘I fear I won’t have rights’

From women’s rights to the economy, hear what’s driving voters in Georgia, Nevada and Ohio to the polls

The Independent UK

Gloria Steinem has a message this Election Day: ‘If we don’t vote, we don’t exist’

With abortion rights on the ballot in several states, Clémence Michallon speaks to one of the foremost figures of American feminism about how ‘hope is a form of planning’

Salon

Michael Steele: Midterm surprises ahead

Republicans selling a sinister fantasy version of America while Democrats are just clueless, says former GOP head

Fortune

Why are Americans OK with voter suppression? We asked more than 1,200 voters–and they failed to appreciate the impact of restrictions on their own turnout

Americans are less likely to vote when polling stations are far away or when it's raining–but they underestimate the effect of friction on their behavior.

The Independent UK

The rise of the ‘crazy caucus’: All the ways the GOP could upend America now that they’ve won the House

Former Republicans tell Andrew Feinberg about the myriad ways a GOP-majority House could upend the country out of spite

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