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Movie review: ‘My Father’s Dragon’ soars

From Netflix and Cartoon Saloon, the animation company that gave us the Academy Award-nominated films “Wolfwalkers” (2019), “Song of the Sea” (2014) and “The Secret of Kells” (2009) comes “My Father’s Dragon,” a 2D-animated entry based on the 1948 children’s novel by American writer Ruth Stiles Gannett.

Boston Herald

Nick Cannon responds to meme about him populating America after birth of his 11th child

‘Everybody got jokes,’ he wrote on Instagram

The Independent UK

First Love, First Flesh and Americana in ‘Bones and All’

It is early afternoon in late August at the Belmond Hotel Cipriani and Luca Guadagnino has just returned from the Palazzo del Cinema at the Venice Film Festival to do a tech check for his new film “Bones and All” the day before the world premiere. It was the first…

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First love, first flesh and Americana in ‘Bones and All’

Italian director Luca Guadagnino says that often it's films that find him, not the other way around

The Independent UK

'Bluey' leaves the TV screen and tumbles out live on stage

One of Australia’s hottest exports is doing a walkabout through America

The Independent UK

GOP will regroup — but this win was big

Longtime Democratic insider on why the "red wave" evaporated, and why the GOP civil war is great news for America

Salon

"The Sordid Business of Dividing Us Up"

The Cato Institute's fall "Cato's Letter" newsletter publishes a speech I gave at Cato on America's racial classification system. It begins: Racial classifications by law have been as American as apple pie, since at least the 19th century. Modern Americans tend to shake their heads with revulsion when they think…

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US midterm elections deserve Africa’s attention – but not for reasons of foreign policy

Africans normally pay little attention to American elections when the presidency is not at stake. But the midterm polls – such as the 8 November 2022 one – deserve Africa’s attention.

The Conversation

American exceptionalism at the World Cup: Why many soccer fans in the US will be cheering on another team (probably Mexico)

Soccer fans will turn their eyes to Qatar starting Nov. 20, 2020, as the World Cup gets underway. But in the U.S., the question of which team will be cheered on from afar isn’t entirely straightforward.

The Conversation

Health harms of mass shootings ripple across communities

A grim and familiar pattern has followed the parade of mass shootings across America. In their aftermath, the nation’s attention focuses on the direct victims of the attacks, the dead and injured, their families and friends, and the witnesses.

Tribune News Service

Editorial: Voters in 6 states have now stood with women. Pro-choice forces must persist

In the first nationwide test of public sentiments since the Supreme Court last summer ended abortion rights in America, voters got to have their say. So far, their verdict has been resounding: Voters in almost a half-dozen states cast their ballots Nov. 8 for measures to protect the biological self-determination…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Strictly's Len Goodman quits Dancing with the Stars after 17 years for very sweet reason

Former Strictly Come Dancing head judge Len Goodman is waltzing away from Dancing With the Stars after an incredible 17 years on the award-winning American show

Daily Mirror

Editorial: Why we shouldn’t shame US oil companies for making money

In the run-up to the midterm elections, President Joe Biden couldn’t resist taking a shot at one of the Democratic Party’s favorite scapegoats. As Americans continued to face high prices at the pump, Biden blasted oil and gas companies for “war profiteering” off Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Chicago Tribune

Mexico vows to double renewable energy capacity by 2030

Mexico has pledged to deploy a further 30 gigawatts in renewable energy capacity by 2030, the nation's Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Monday, as America's third-biggest greenhouse gas emitter works with the United States to meet new climate goals.

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Biden says Americans should not ‘expect much of anything’ from Congress on abortion rights after midterms

Legislation to codify Roe v Wade has unlikely chance of passage if Democrats lose House majority

The Independent UK

Biden says election results say US ‘is ready to play’ after meeting with Chinese President Xi

“America is keeping its commitments, America is investing in our strength at home, America is working alongside our allies and partners to deliver real, meaningful progress around the world,” the president said

Los Angeles Times

Review: 'The English' wants to critique the blood-soaked Old West. Instead, it revels in it

The newly created state of Wyoming and sprawling Oklahoma territory are shockingly beautiful and brutal places in "The English," Amazon Prime Video's six-part drama set in 1890s America. Violence and wanton cruelty are as commonplace as shimmering fields of buffalo grass among the land-grubbing settlers, nefarious opportunists and Indigenous loners…

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Former Trump ally Mo Brooks denounces him as ‘dishonest, disloyal, incompetent and crude’

Brooks appears to back Ron DeSantis for 2024, saying he can ‘make America the greatest nation’

Salon

Don't fear the hot flash

There's a glaring void of accurate information and resources aimed at helping American women navigate menopause

Chicago Sun-Times

Famed U.K. band Suede returns to Chicago with new album, perhaps garnering U.S. celebrity at last

The band, known here as The London Suede, never really made it big in America, despite mass success across the pond for 30 years.

Salon

Democracy won? It's not that easy, folks

Yes, the Republican fascists have suffered a major setback — but don't let anyone tell you the struggle is over

Reuters

Trump-inspired bids to take over elections in key U.S. states fall flat

A slate of conspiracy theorists seeking to take over key U.S. election posts lost races in battleground states, after months of warnings from election experts and Democrats that their ascension could threaten American democracy itself.

Edinburgh Live

Former wife of American fugitive in Edinburgh jail speaks of his 'creepy notebooks'

Rossi, who fled to Scotland last year, is in jail in Edinburgh after his ridiculous attempt to stop extradition to America.

Inverse

'Thunderbolts' could be the 'Civil War' sequel Captain America never wanted

When the Avengers are away, the Thunderbolts will play...

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