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Abolition newspaper revived for nation grappling with racism

America’s first newspaper dedicated to advocating for the end of slavery is being resurrected and reimagined more than two centuries later as the nation continues to grapple with its legacy of racism

The Independent UK

Scott wants to ‘rescue America’ through Pledge of Allegiance, strict gender roles

WASHINGTON — Republican Sen. Rick Scott wants to rescue the nation by declaring men and women biologically different, raising taxes on low-income earners and spurring children to recite the Pledge of Allegiance.

McClatchy Washington Bureau

Biden is risking his Indo-Pacific strategy

If the U.S. is to meaningfully pivot to the Indo-Pacific, it will have to exercise strategic restraint in Europe

The Hindu

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Rick Scott’s Senate GOP platform accuses Democrats of ‘trying to rig elections’

Republican senator releases 2022 blueprint to ‘rescue America’

The Independent UK

Black innovators who reshaped American gardening, farming

The achievements of George Washington Carver have landed him in American history books

The Independent UK

Colombia decriminalises abortion in ‘historic victory’ for women’s rights

Women can now have an abortion during first 24 weeks in latest win for reproductive rights in Latin America

The Independent UK

Tszyu brands world champion a 'pussy cat'

Australian boxing superstar Tim Tszyu has lit the fuse for a potentially explosive world title fight with Jermell Charlo, branding the American a 'pussy cat'.

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White men as victims: Dangerous fantasy

The notion that white men are a persecuted minority isn't just ludicrous — it paves the way for racist violence

Salon

The Republican party is abandoning democracy. There can be no ‘politics as usual’

Republicans could not be clearer about their cynicism, yet some establishment Democrats act as if politics as usual is still an option

The Guardian - US

Editorial: Ranchers are going bankrupt as meat prices soar. Blame the robber barons

Farmers and ranchers in rural Missouri and Illinois, it’s safe to say, are a pretty conservative group, firm in their longtime dedication to the deregulation and free market principles of the Republican Party. But now might be a good time for them to take a good look at their bank…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Dan Rodricks: It's time to make big investments in a backsliding America

Let me start with this: Overhead power lines are not only ugly, they’re vulnerable to collapse in storms. Ten years ago, after Hurricane Sandy caused power outages across a large swath of the country, a question appeared in this space: Why not bury power lines? Why not put them out…

Tribune News Service

Will Bunch: Right now, a US toddler is starving because of Senate cowards

It was two years ago this month that a working single mom turned anti-poverty activist from Wheeling, West Virginia, named Amy Jo Hutchison sat before a U.S. House committee on Capitol Hill and tried to educate members of Congress about the relentless hard work of being poor in America in…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Teen to swap Northumberland for New York City after being offered place at one of world's top theatre schools

Seventeen year old Abbey Tilley from Birtley, near Wark, has been offered a place at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City, which counts Grace Kelly and Anne Hathaway among its alumni

Chronicle Live

One American life, set on new course by Nixon’s China visit

For one 11-year-old American boy, Richard Nixon's trip to China changed almost everything

The Independent UK

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The Times of India

India-US ties under Biden got weaker, says Indian-American former national security aide of Trump

WASHINGTON: The US-India relationship has become weaker under the Biden administration, according to Indian-American Kash Patel, who served as the chief of staff to the acting United States Secretary of Defence in the last few weeks of the previous Trump administration.

The Independent UK

America is about to experience a ‘Pluto return’ – here’s what astrologers say you should expect

The Pluto return occurs every 248 years, and historically brings about transformative change

Tribune News Service

'Squaw' still shows up in more than 100 California location names. A proposed law would ban it

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Two California lawmakers have proposed removing the word "squaw," a slur against Native American women, from all geographic features and place names in the state.

Irish Mirror

Viewers praise RTE Vincent Hanley documentary as ‘raw, honest, difficult and riddled with trauma’

The programme delved into the life of iconic presenter Vincent Hanley and his battle with AIDS after moving to America, where he presented the hit television show Music Television USA

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Nottingham Post

Notts County's mushy peas go viral as fans from England and America disagree on football food

Chicago Sun-Times

‘America’s Got Talent’ singer Jane ‘Nightbirde’ Marczewski dies after cancer battle

The fan favorite withdrew from NBC competition show midway through the 16th season in August.

Daily Mirror

Derek Chisora tells Deontay Wilder he wants to “taste power” in heavyweight bout

Chisora has told Wilder he wants to "taste" his power in a potential heavyweight clash before the 'Bronze Bomber "retires" as he plots bout in America

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Kmart is down to its last 4 stores in the US

AVENEL, New Jersey — On a busy stretch of Route 35 near Rahway, New Jersey, one of the nation's last Kmart stores looks like a relic from the past. Its big red K is faded and cracked. Inside this most American of retail stores, popular for K Cafe luncheonettes and…

Los Angeles Times

A drug for pregnant women doesn’t work, according to the FDA. A company is selling it anyway

LOS ANGELES — American babies are at far higher risk of dying before their first birthdays than those in almost any other wealthy country. A big reason for those deaths, more than 21,000 each year, is that too many are born too soon.

Salon

Laura Coates’ fight for fairness

CNN legal analyst and former prosecutor on why conservatives fear empowered Black women within the justice system

Miami Herald

A decade after Trayvon Martin’s killing, ‘Being Black in America still comes at a great risk’

MIAMI — Sybrina Fulton is exhausted.

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