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PHOTO ESSAY: A journey into Iran, where daily life unfolds against a backdrop of war

On a 12-hour drive across Iran, Associated Press reporters saw a religious center damaged by an airstrike and billboards vowing revenge against America and Israel. But for most of the trip, they saw quieter scenes of daily life unfolding against a backdrop of war and anxiety.

The Independent UK

64 Thought-Provoking Comics On Politics And Everyday Life By This Artist

For nearly three decades, Keith Knight has been making readers laugh while also making them think. Known as one of the most respected and funniest cartoonists in America, he’s the creator behind several iconic comic strips, including the semi-autobiographical K Chronicles and the sharp, socio-political single-panel (th)ink.

Bored Panda

Gen Z has the biggest sweet tooth of any generation

Americans eat six, 10-pound bowling balls worth of sugar each year

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Trump warns US could send Iran ‘back to the stone ages’ if deadline not met

US president confirms final ultimatum of Tuesday 8pm Eastern Time before America launches attacks on civilian targets in Iran

The Independent UK

Crank Windows And No Radio: Why American Cheap EVs May Be Far More Spartan Than Chinese Ones

Dodge and Slate are trying to figure out what they can cut to make EVs cheaper. Power windows? Radios? Where do we draw the line?

InsideEVs

America's Doctor Shortage Isn't a Training Problem — It's a Retention Problem. RM GME Is Driving Change.

Research published in Health Affairs and the Journal of Rural Health has consistently shown that physicians are more likely to practice in the type of community where they complete their residency.

International Business Times

In a staggering twist, Americans are wasting $240M a day extra on gas, totaling $8.4B since the Iran War began

Since the Iran war began, fuel prices soared all over the world. Iran’s ironclad control of the Strait of Hormuz has driven prices up. But how much are Americans spending on average for fuel since the war?

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Dodge CEO: Affordable Sports Cars Still Have A Future

Affordable performance cars are becoming increasingly rare. Other than staples like the Mazda Miata and the Toyota GR86 / Subaru BRZ twins, there aren’t many options left for American enthusiasts looking for something fun and reasonably priced.

Motor1

America's CEOs have become reluctant guardians of democracy

As "No Kings" protests draw millions and institutional trust collapses, America's business leaders may be democracy's last credible line.

Fortune

Pod Save America: How Rogan is losing his josh for Trump

TOI correspondent from Washington: A loose but influential coalition of American podcasters, digital commentators, and influencers that helped propel Donald Trump back to power in 2024 is showing visible signs of fracture, with several high-profile voices now openly questioning — even skewering — his presidency and its policies.

The Times of India

Ro Khanna: Congress Has Surrendered on War

The California congressman discusses the Iran war, unchecked executive power, California’s wealth tax debate, and the search for a shared American identity.

Reason

Mazda Will Keep Its Cheapest Cars Alive In Some Markets

It’s been five years since Mazda discontinued the CX-3 and more than a decade since it killed the 2 in the United States. Sadly, the company has no plans to bring either model back to America. That said, Mazda continues to sell the two compacts in other markets and will…

Motor1

Millions of Americans paid billions in tariffs later ruled illegal — and they won't see a dime back

The $175 billion rebate system only returns money to importers — leaving low- and middle-income families and small businesses with nothing.

Fortune

Astronaut Victor Glover is the latest in a long line of Black American explorers − including York, the enslaved man who played a key role in the Lewis and Clark expedition

Glover's achievement is worth celebrating. But it's also worth remembering that he belongs to a long and underappreciated history.

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The Conversation

Philadelphia’s founding years were rife with conspiracy fears about ‘godless’ Freemasons and the Illuminati

How conspiracies spread has changed immensely over the history of the United States, as technology and media have evolved. But the nature of conspiracies has not.

The Times of India

How selling Alaska in 1867 was a costly mistake for Russia

In 1867, Russia’s decision to sell Alaska to America turned out to be a historic mistake that was to go unnoticed for years to come. The sum paid by the US was only $7,200,000. Although, in the light of the circumstances at the time, it appeared logical, retrospectively, the act…

Reason

As the Death Toll Rises in Trump's Immigration Crackdown, Support for ICE Shrinks

Deaths in ICE custody hit a 20-year high in 2025 and a majority now say the agency's actions make Americans less safe.

Axios

Behind the Curtain: Sam's superintelligence New Deal

Altman says AI superintelligence is so close, so mind-bending, so disruptive that America needs a new social contract.

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Can the USMNT and USWNT become ‘America’s favorite sports teams’? Their CEO thinks so

JT Batson, the US federation’s chief executive, is hopeful the influx of funds and interest around the home World Cup will transform American soccer

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In a staggering twist, Americans are paying $240M a day extra on gas, totaling $8.4B since the Iran War began

The Americans are paying a steep price for this war.

The Conversation

From cowboy to crusader: how Trump distorts American mythology in the conflict with Iran

The United States’ Operation Epic Fury against Iran does more than mark a military escalation. It shows how Trump revives old national myths: the American frontier, the cowboy, regenerative violence, and Providence – while stripping them of their civic dimension and turning them into narratives of domination.

Evening Standard

The White House Easter Egg Roll explained

Countries around the world have different traditions for easter, but what do America do?

The Times of India

What is the “Kennedy curse”: A closer look at the family’s history

The term "Kennedy Curse" is one that has intrigued the public mind over the years, often being spoken of in the same breath as power, politics, and tragedy. The Kennedy family, often considered the closest thing America has to royalty, is full of presidents, senators, and international figures.

Inverse

Kelly Marie Tran's Eerie New Ghost Movie Unearths A Forgotten Piece Of American History

'Rock Springs' director Vera Miao and star Kelly Marie Tran chat about discovering the real-life Rock Spring massacre, and how it fed their atmospheric horror movie.

The Conversation

Trump welcomes Columbus to the White House – and reignites America’s history wars

Christopher Columbus is back. At least, a statue of him is back, reinstalled by US President Donald Trump on the White House grounds in late March – part of the president’s stated mission to cancel “cancel culture”.

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