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‘Incels’ are growing threat in America, Secret Service report finds

Report examines instances where men linked to incel movements have killed women

The Independent UK

The "anti-woke" public school curriculum

Exclusive: Hillsdale College's charter school network pushes "patriotic education." Critics say it's propaganda

Salon

Once again, America is in denial about signs of a fresh Covid wave

In the past couple of weeks, UK, Germany, France and others are experiencing a new wave. The US should get ready

The Guardian - US

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2021 brought historic breakthroughs for Asians in America, but at an enormous cost

Asians in America find themselves in a state of duality — simultaneously more visible and more vulnerable.

Axios

Editorial: America's political right seems to feel kinship with a murderous autocrat. Why?

While most Americans pull for Ukraine and its resistance to Russia’s invasion, Rep. Madison Cawthorn, R-N.C., recently called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a “thug” and labeled his government “incredibly evil.” It’s part of a broader phenomenon among hard-right politicians who have found a soft spot for Russia and its monstrous…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Commentary: Putin has made his bet against American democracy. It’s time to prove him wrong

Vladimir Putin’s unprovoked attack against Ukraine has triggered a forceful and blistering response from the global community that has united our allies against the Russian leader’s brutality. His decision to invade a free and sovereign nation was a reckless miscalculation, but it reveals a larger gambit we must confront in…

Chicago Tribune

1 year after Georgia spa shootings, anti-Asian violence is still rising, study finds

It’s been one year since eight people were killed after a gunman opened fire at two Atlanta-area massage businesses. Six of the victims were of Asian descent, sparking fear and outcry within Asian American communities across the country over the possibility the victims were targeted because of their race.

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Feds once again nix Noem's Mount Rushmore fireworks event

The National Park Service has denied South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem’s request to mark the Fourth of July with fireworks at Mount Rushmore, citing opposition from Native American tribes and the possibility of igniting wildfires

The Independent UK

Vladimir Putin 'advised to fire missile at US' in horror escalation of nuclear war fears

Fyodorov, in an interview translated by MEMRI TV, said: "Until there is a physical demonstration of (Moscow's) determination, America will perceive the positions of Russia and (Putin) as a bluff.

Irish Mirror

Former Proud Boys chairman ordered detained as documents show plan to storm government buildings

January 6 document states that protesters should occupy government buildings, conduct sit-ins, and chant slogans such as ‘We the people’ and ‘No Trump, No America’

The Independent UK

Census undercount is another sign of racism

Not only do we have to contend with a maddening COVID-19 virus, we must also deal with the constant manifestation of the ongoing pernicious American sin of racism.

Chicago Sun-Times

Generals say Afghanistan, Somalia pullouts hurt terror fight

Senior U.S. commanders tell Congress that the complete U.S. military withdrawals from Afghanistan and Somalia last year have made it more difficult for the U.S. to counter terror groups that aspire to attack America and its allies

The Independent UK

Biden says Putin’s aggression has ‘united’ Americans and ‘the freedom-loving world’

US president praises Congress for the inclusion of a ‘historic’ $14.6bn in defence and humanitarian assistance for Ukraine in the government funding bill he signed on Tuesday

The Independent UK

Ex-hedge fund CEO aims to be hometown boy in key Senate race

As CEO of the world’s largest hedge fund, David McCormick wore suits, lived on Connecticut’s ritzy Gold Coast and talked up bipartisanship

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France 24

Russia says 'counts on China': Kremlin denies asking China for military help

How far is China willing to go to support Russia amid its war in Ukraine? Washington has warned there will be consequences if Beijing offers financial assistance or military support to Moscow. Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping may have pledged a no limits relationship, but there is a cost to…

The Guardian - AU

Rising US isolationism means Australia must become more resilient and autonomous, thinktank warns

United States Studies Centre finds Americans are not convinced the Indo-Pacific should be a priority region for the Biden administration

The Independent UK

Hoop hype: March Madness brackets get America talking again

Wagering on all those parlays and long shots on the betting app is fun

Daily Mirror

US Secret Service report shows growing incel terror threat by women-hating men

America's Secret Service has released a study showing the growing terrorism threat posed by women-hating men like Plymouth killer Jake Davison, who went on a gun rampage last year

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The Conversation

Plantations could be used to teach about US slavery if stories are told truthfully

State legislatures across the United States are cracking down on discussions of race and racism in the classroom. School boards are attempting to ban books that deal with difficult histories. Lawmakers are targeting initiatives that promote diversity, equity and inclusion in higher education.

Salon

Tiny college leads war on public schools

Exclusive: In the full-scale conservative assault on public education, Hillsdale College is leading the charge

Salon

"World's greatest democracy"? No way

Co-author of new Freedom House report on the decline of democracy talks about how the U.S. fell so far so fast

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Biden, like Woodrow Wilson in WWI, treads a fine line in refusing to send troops to Ukraine

The shocking Russian invasion of Ukraine has left most Americans bewildered, angry and deeply troubled. But exactly how our nation should respond remains unclear. Polls have shown a surprising number of Americans uncertain about the desirability of sanctions or the admission of Ukraine into NATO, although most wholeheartedly support President…

Tribune News Service

Gene Collier: In the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, 'everyday life' has a new connotation

Calibration in the time of COVID is a dangerous pursuit, imperiled by memory as it pinballs through the chasm between cultural minutiae and the sprawling shadow of death.

The Independent UK

AP-NORC poll: Many Black Americans doubtful on police reform

Few Americans believe there has been significant progress over the last 50 years in achieving equal treatment for Black people in dealings with police and the criminal justice system

Miami Herald

Explainer: How Russia’s war in Ukraine is shuffling US alliances in Latin America

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has reverberated across the globe, including in the Western Hemisphere, where both Washington and Moscow see the crisis as an opportunity to shift regional alliances in their favor.

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