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Quote of the day by Henry Kissinger: "Blessed are the people whose leaders can look destiny in the eye without flinching but also without…"

Henry Kissinger spent more than half a century close to the center of world affairs. He helped shape wars and peace deals, opened doors between bitter rivals, and advised one American president after another. So it is interesting that one of his most repeated lines is not really about power.…

The Times of India

Rural areas lag behind in cancer treatment and prevention – even as rich, urban areas increasingly leave dying from cancer in the rearview

Cancer in the United States experienced a dramatic turnaround in 1991. Prior to that year, cancer deaths had been increasing for decades, peaking at 215 deaths per 100,000 people, meaning about 1 in 4 deaths were attributed to cancer. Then it began to consistently decline, decreasing by 34% between 1991…

The Conversation

Energy costs are high and unaffordable – what utilities, governments, communities and you can do to help save consumers money

For many Americans, energy bills are becoming increasingly unaffordable.

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How enslaved African Muslims resisted bondage through their faith and writing

Muslims in the United States often face negative stereotyping and suspicion. Especially in the years following 9/11, Muslims have been frequently cast as outsiders.

The Conversation

From Koreatown to Apple TV: Why Jin Ha and Raymond Lee Say It's Finally Time for Korean Americans to Lead the Story

For much of Hollywood history, Asian American characters existed on the margins. They were sidekicks, supporting players, or symbols of someone else's story. That is why Jin Ha and Raymond Lee believe their roles in the second season of Apple TV's Sugar represent something larger than another television credit.

Latin Times

When the White House becomes fight club

A cage fight on the South Lawn helps us understand violence, politics and spectacle in the Age of Trump

Salon

Pizza Hut: From $600 loan to 20,000 stores and the new $2.7 billion twist for the global empire

Pizza Hut, a nearly 70-year-old American icon, has been split in a $2.7 billion deal. Yum Brands is selling its international business outside China to LongRange Capital, while Yum China acquires the China operations. This division highlights Pizza Hut's contrasting fortunes globally and in China.

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US Open host Shinnecock shares a complicated past with golf and American history

On Thursday, 156 players from around the world will tee it up for the sixth U.S. Open held at Shinnecock Hills

The Independent UK

The man who lived through the fall of the Soviet Union and helped wealthy Chinese move to Canada sees a familiar picture in America

Nuri Katz has spent 34 years moving the world’s ultrarich from one country to another, and now Americans top the list: “I’ve never seen that before.”

Fortune

Interim US-Iran deal leaves the thorniest issue still to be negotiated: Tehran's nuclear program

America and Iran have reached a two-month interim agreement concerning Tehran's nuclear program. This deal aims to reopen oil shipments and provide financial incentives to Iran. However, many lawmakers and advocates express doubt about its workability and the short timeline for nuclear talks. The previous nuclear pact took much longer…

The Economic Times

Chick-fil-A loses top spot as America’s favorite fast food chain

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The Independent UK

Newest lawsuit seeks to put an end to Trump’s planned sculpture garden for American heroes

The Trump administration plans to install the sculpture garden near the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

The Independent UK

Meet Freddy: The German World Cup fan getting VIP treatment from America’s biggest stars

The soccer fan and tourist has been documenting his American culinary experiences while he visits the US to support his team during the World Cup

The Independent UK

The Drug Pricing Machine and Why Patients Keep Paying More

Roughly a third of American adults report difficulty paying for prescription drugs, and many are forced to skip doses, delay refills, or abandon treatment altogether.

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The Trump Administration Wants More Tariffs To Combat 'Structural Excess Capacity.' Here's What That Means.

When businesses in other countries produce more goods than their domestic markets can use, is that a conspiracy against America? Of course not.

The Economic Times

He shot a wolf for fun. Then something in its dying eyes turned a hunter into America's greatest conservationist

As the animal lay dying, Aldo Leopold looked into its eyes and saw what he later described as a “fierce green fire” fading away. In that moment, something changed. The young hunter who believed that fewer wolves meant more deer—and better hunting—began to realize that neither the wolf nor the…

Fortune

Welcome to the summer of 'Butter Yellow,' the shade of consumer anxiety

Soft palettes, nostalgic spending, and what America's newest aesthetic obsession reveals about the economy underneath.

Evening Standard

Little Britain squares up to America’s big AI beasts at London Tech Week

Squabbles over social media and AI set the tone at the capital’s annual technology shindig, reports Alex Pell

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The Times of India

No victors, only losers: How Iran war left every side worse off

In war, there are usually winners. Someone gains territory, influence, or deterrence. The Iran war has produced none of that. After months of fighting, thousands of casualties, soaring energy prices, and one of the largest American military deployments in the Middle East in decades, it is difficult to identify a…

Reason

Trump Sees World Cup Visitors as a Threat, But America Sees a Chance for Hospitality

Plus: How the UFC and MMA went from outsiders to the sporting and political establishment—to the point where they’re being used for “diplomacy.”

The Independent UK

McDonald’s to bring back nostalgic dessert to mark America’s 250th birthday

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The Economic Times

French spies drop AI giant Palantir over US overreliance fears

France is moving away from American AI technology for its intelligence services. The government announced it will stop using Palantir's data systems. A French company, ChapsVision, will now provide these critical services. This move aims to build national autonomy in the digital sphere. France is also investing heavily in its…

France 24

French spies break with data-analysis giant Palantir, wary of relying on US tech

France's government took another step toward ensuring "strategic autonomy" for its intelligence services Tuesday, announcing that it would ditch using American AI giant Palantir's data-sifting systems in favour of a domestic provider. The move comes as European governments are increasingly wary of relying on US technologies.

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UFC 250’s Guest List At The White House Tells Us Everything We Should Know About 2026

America is turning 250, and what better way to celebrate than a battle of the brawn on the White House lawn? Celebs from every walk of fame showed up, some raising more eyebrows than others. Read the full article to see who showed up, who said 'no thanks,' and who…

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McDonald's is serving fried apple pie again for America's 250th birthday

McDonald's is frying up some apple pies to honor America's 250th birthday

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