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New York mayor’s remarks on migrants ‘dangerous’, warns fellow Democrat

Progressive Tiffany Cabán says Eric Adams’ hostile comments on migrants have ‘real possibility’ of inciting violence

The Guardian - US

With democracy on the ballot, the mainstream press must change its ways

The American press is failing to adequately emphasize the stakes of the coming election

The Guardian - US

Need Adam Scott to walk your dog? Natasha Lyonne to solve a crossword? 7 of the best SAG-AFTRA auction items

From Tom Waits to ‘OA’ star Brit Marling – these are the best, and most random, experiences being auctioned by Hollywood stars

The Independent UK

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Outlander star Sam Heughan's five favourite spots in Glasgow

The actor spoke with The New York Times about his five favourite spots in the city – which he praised for its combination of both “beautiful…

The National (Scotland)

What can a new documentary tell us about the Louis CK scandal?

Sorry/Not Sorry, a new film premiering at the Toronto film festival, looks for lessons in the public disgrace and swift comeback of the comedian

The Guardian - US

Hiking and riding in southern Tuscany

A region of low hills, ancient forests and untamed beaches, Maremma, in southern Tuscany, offers a vision of Italy at its most “Arcadian”, said Laura Rysman in The New York Times. It was once notorious for its malarial marshes, but they were drained in the 16th century on the orders…

The Week

Fawn Weaver: The author who went out for a book and came home with a distillery

When Fawn Weaver heard of a slave who distilled the world’s most famous whiskey, she went in search of a story — but found a new life

Evening Standard

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How the world’s newspapers retold the horror of 9/11 on their front pages

The front pages of 12 September, 2001 show how the world’s newspapers reacted to the tragedy

The Independent UK

Is Nikki Haley the GOP’s best hope in 2024?

Haley has plenty of flaws. She won’t, for example, condemn Trump’s endless lies about the 2020 election, but she could be trouble for Democrats in 2024.

Chicago Sun-Times

Copa 71: when 112,500 fans packed out the unofficial Women’s World Cup final

The tournament in Mexico has been all but forgotten about for nearly 50 years. A Venus and Serena Williams executive produced film aims to correct the record

The Guardian - US

‘It Needs To Be Out Of The Market’: 14 Y.O. Has Died After Attempting ‘One Chip Challenge’

Lois Wolobah claimed the chip "jeopardised" her son's health.

Pedestrian.tv

An antidote to Democratic panic syndrome

14 months before an election, nobody should be losing any sleep over a poll

Salon

The untold story of how Howard University came to be known as 'The Mecca'

If you ask just about anyone at Howard University what’s the other name for their school, they will readily tell you: “The Mecca.”

The Conversation

Kim Jong-un to meet Putin in Russia for talks on supplying weapons

North Korean and Russian leaders expected to discuss military cooperation in Vladivostok

The Guardian - UK

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Evening Standard

Kim Jong Un to visit Putin in Russia for talks on supplying weapons - reports

The North Korean leader reportedly plans discuss the possibility of supplying weapons for the war in Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian’s block on ChatGPT using its content is bad news

Letters: Praveen Naidoo says there is need for a wider debate; Paul Sawbridge and Ian Watson believe the information fed to AI should not just come from the rightwing press

Al Jazeera

Sweden, EU say Swedish national has been held in Iran since last year

The announcement comes after The New York Times reported on the detention of an employee of the EU diplomatic corps.

France 24

Tech titans’ vision for a new city in Northern California raises concerns

Silicon Valley tech tycoons on Thursday announced their intentions of building a new city in Northern California. The billionaire investors have to date spent over $900 million to acquire more than 50,000 acres of land in Solano County. Local and US officials, however, have raised concerns about what one Congressman…

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The Guardian - US

Can Mark Thompson revive CNN’s struggling fortunes?

The former BBC and New York Times chief has been tasked with revitalizing a news network that seems to have lost its way

The Guardian - UK

When Elon Musk’s ‘flying sofas’ give Ukraine internet access, we can’t sit comfortably

The Starlink system has been vital to Zelenskiy’s forces, but it can’t be good to have a volatile billionaire playing a crucial role in a major European war

The Week

Fifty years of hip hop

Its widely accepted birth date is 11 August 1973, when a now legendary party was thrown in a community room at 1520 Sedgwick Avenue, a tower block in the Bronx, New York. It was organised by Cindy Campbell, a Jamaican-born teenager, who charged 25 cents for ladies and 50 cents…

Fortune

Walgreens’ new interim CEO Ginger Graham isn’t the only temporary member of the pharmacy giant’s C-suite

Graham, a longtime board member, is running the company alongside an interim CFO.

The Conversation

Who’s Vivek Ramaswamy? He's the Trump 2.0 candidate who’s making waves in the Republican primaries

The New York Times described him as promising “to exert breathtaking power in ways that Donald Trump never did”. An article for Time magazine called him a “rockstar for those who think cancel culture is threatening every corner of American life”.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Is the US going cold on Ukraine?

Zelensky ‘don’t abandon us plea’ at secret summit as fears grow over Biden resolve

The Guardian - US

‘It stops you cold’: the 272 enslaved people sold to fund Georgetown

The descendants of Ann Joice, separated as part of the sale of 272 people, are at the center of a vital new work

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