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After Deinstitutionalization, America's Mental Health System Struggles To Protect the Public

Decades after closing state psychiatric hospitals, the U.S. still struggles to “find a middle ground—an institutional arrangement that recognizes both the dignity of the mentally ill and the public’s right to be safe.”

Reason

Bryson DeChambeau: Maga’s golf champion looks to be unlikely unifier for US at Ryder Cup

The 32-year-old is a polarizing figure but he is committed to getting American fans behind their team as they aim to capture victory on home soil

The Guardian - US

Europe have the talent and confidence to shatter American hopes – Ryder Cup needs an away win

The shadow boxing is over now but every serious competition needs jeopardy and home teams cannot prevail time and again

The Guardian - UK

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‘The frustration is overwhelming’: Soybean farmers feel betrayed as Argentina blows a hole in rural America’s $47 billion soybean bonanza

China will reportedly buy at least 10 cargoes of Argentine soybeans, further jeopardizing the U.S. export market, even as Argentina gobbles up Trump support.

Fortune

Trump’s shocking plan for $1.8 billion in foreign aid revealed – here’s where your tax dollars are really going

Feeding hungry people? America apparently won't be doing that anymore.

We Got This Covered

As Lithium Americas Stock Doubles on Trump Stake Bid, Is It Too Late to Buy LAC?

Lithium Americas' stock almost doubled after the White House expressed interest in acquiring an equity stake in the company, which is based in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Barchart

I met Sam Altman in Texas. He’s turning the race for AI into a gigawatt arms race

In Abilene, I saw how tech companies like OpenAI are redefining the AI race—not in code or GPUs, but in industrial projects so massive they dwarf America’s biggest mega-builds

Fortune

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America's Wealth Gap Is A Widening Chasm—And History's Solutions Are All Brutal

The wealth gap in the United States isn't just wide—it's a chasm. The top 1 percent, about 1.3 million households, hold $52 trillion in net worth. The bottom 50 percent, 66 million households, scrape together just $4 trillion.

Benzinga

Will Donald Trump's Visa Crackdown Backfire? JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon 'Begs' POTUS Over 'Damaging' New H-1B Visa Rules

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has urged Donald Trump to reconsider a proposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee, warning that it could damage US competitiveness, drive jobs offshore, and restrict access to global talent.

International Business Times UK

Trump Admin to Redirect Millions in Aid to Counter 'Marxist, Anti-American Regimes' in Latin America

At least $400 million would also support projects in Europe, including energy and critical minerals work in Ukraine and economic development in Greenland

Latin Times

Rory McIlroy hails USA as ‘best country’ as he prepares for Ryder Cup battle

The Northern Irishman will spearhead the European challenge as they attempt to beat the Americans at Bethpage Black this week.

The Independent UK

Rory McIlroy declares United States ‘the best country in the world’ on eve of Ryder Cup

The Northern Irishman’s wife and daughter are American, with the country enabling him, and all 11 of his teammates, to rise to the top of the game on the PGA Tour

The Independent UK

Do Ryder Cup players get paid? Winners’ prize money and USA pay controversy explained

The American team will be paid for the first time at Bethpage Black in New York this week

The Independent UK

Trump Admin To Shift Hundreds Of Millions In Funding To 'Confront The Marxist, Anti-American Regimes Of Venezuela, Cuba'

The Trump administration said it's shifting hundreds of millions of dollars in foreign aid to "confront the Marxist, anti-American regimes of Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua" as it ramps up pressure on Caracas.

Latin Times

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Homes & Gardens

'The stove was their canvas, their studio, and their heartbeat' – Lucinda Scala Quinn reflects on four generations of women who shaped her life and her latest cookbook

The award-winning cookbook author pays tribute to the Italian American women in her family who turned frugality and resilience into an enduring cuisine

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How Much It Costs To Drive 30 Scenic Roads Across America

As the summer of 2025 fades into fall, and the trees turn from green to a lovely red, orange and yellow, you might be feeling the call of the road. After all, when is there a better time for a scenic road trip? Fall offers an American beauty not overcooked…

Benzinga

Bernie Sanders Slams 'Collapsing System' As Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, And Mark Zuckerberg Amass $1.3 Trillion While Americans Struggle To Eat, Pay Rent

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said the U.S. economy is collapsing for ordinary Americans while the richest 1% continue to amass unprecedented wealth and power.

Benzinga

Trump's Plans To Scrap Quarterly Earnings 'A Bad Idea,' Says Larry Summers: 'Accountability' Has Been Key To Success Of American Markets

Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers has criticized the idea of eliminating quarterly earnings reports, a policy proposal floated by President Donald Trump in a Truth Social post last week.

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The Independent UK

How Luke Donald made Europe the most prepared team in Ryder Cup history

From virtual reality to the advice of Owen Farrell, Europe have never been more ready for a Ryder Cup after months of meticulous planning by Luke Donald’s team

We Got This Covered

‘Made me very sad’: Kamala Harris says picking gay VP with Black woman president would’ve been ‘real risk’

Too risky for America, apparently.

The Guardian - UK

Beyond all recognition: inside the 26 September Guardian Weekly

Israel, the state of Palestine and the UN. Plus: Rightwing America’s free speech paradox

The Conversation

One Battle After Another: this insane movie about leftwing radicals and rightwing institutions is a powerful exploration of US today

The recent death of Robert Redford was a reminder of just how much All the President’s Men unsettled old certainties about American democracy. An exposé of the Watergate scandal of 1972 (when members of the campaign to re-elect Richard Nixon were caught planting secret recording devices at the Democratic National…

The Guardian - US

Oklahoma official says all high schools will have Turning Point chapters after Charlie Kirk killing

Conservative youth group chapters will counter ‘woke indoctrination’, says Ryan Walters

InsideEVs

The Uncomfortable Truths About Why The EV Credits Had To Die

The electric vehicle tax credits die soon. Did they ever stand a chance? Plus, Ford's F-150 Lightning BlueCruise gets an upgrade.

Reason

How the U.S. Sold Its Longest War with a Bodyguard of Lies

Filmmaker Dan Krauss explains how U.S. leaders misled the public about Afghanistan, why the media failed to push back, and how money and power kept America’s longest war alive long after it was lost.

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