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The Great Gatsby at 100: this great American novel is a universal meditation on time and change

One hundred years after its publication, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s third novel, The Great Gatsby – the story of nouveau riche Jay Gatsby’s obsessive quest to win back his lost love, Daisy Buchanan – is best remembered for its depiction of America’s Jazz Age excess, especially through Gatsby’s wildly extravagant parties.

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Canadians need to use the language of freedom in fighting American annexation

Canadians looking for relief from the trade war launched by United States President Donald Trump are bound to be disappointed. The Trump administration has just announced it’s more than doubling Canadian softwood lumber duties, adding to an already punishing flurry of tariff actions.

The Conversation

Spare a thought for the poor billionaires who backed Trump – and hate tariffs

As the great American self-own rages on, the super-rich are beginning to break rank. Meanwhile, Elon Musk’s gone suspiciously quiet, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

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What happens next on the stock market after ‘bloodbath’ of Trump’s tariffs?

Stock markets in Asia, Europe and America are all in the green on Tuesday after several days of dramatic drops

The Independent UK

Top Republican Pollster Says Trump's Impact on Economy is The 'Exact Opposite' of What Americans Voted For

GOP pollster Whit Ayres is warning that "higher prices and slower growth are exactly the opposite of what Americans voted for"

International Business Times

Cruz Azul vs. Club America: Preview, Prediction, Lineups

Cruz Azul and América will reignite one of the biggest Liga MX rivalries in the 2025 Concacaf Champions Cup quarterfinals.

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Cities that want to attract business might want to focus less on financial incentives and more on making people feel safe

To attract business investment, American cities and states offer companies billions of dollars in incentives, such as tax credits. As the theory goes, when governments create a business-friendly environment, it encourages investment, leading to job creation and economic growth.

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“Ibanez and Japanese brands in general were irritating the hell out of Gibson, Fender and other US companies targeted by copyists”: From copies to innovations – the origin and rise of Japanese electric guitars (and the truth about ‘lawsuit’ guitars)

We dig into the Japanese guitar industry of the 1960s and ’70s and find notable brands, mischievous copies, diligent makers and original designs that led to the instrument’s renaissance in the 1980s and beyond

Guitar World

How a post-World War II ‘Red Scare’ resonates in modern America - Roll Call

Clay Risen joins “Equal Time” to talk about the past, the present and “Red Scare: Blacklists, McCarthyism and the Making of Modern America.”

Roll Call

"Sickening" order censors Black history

"You can't make America great again if you don't acknowledge all the things that America is"

Salon

Fifa has used US soccer as a cash cow – and gives very little back

It is Fifa’s own policies and hunger for monetization that has helped prevent American soccer from growing organically

The Guardian - US

Trump says high tariffs may have prevented the Great Depression. History says different

In the early days of the Great Depression, Rep. Willis Hawley, a Republican from Oregon, and Utah Republican Sen. Reed Smoot thought they had landed on a way to protect American farmers and manufacturers from foreign competition: tariffs

The Independent UK

New Treaty Threatens To Set US Innovation Back Decades

A recently adopted treaty could saddle American inventors with vague, burdensome patent disclosure requirements

International Business Times

Howard Lutnick says he hopes Trump's tariffs will eliminate China's 'army of millions and millions of human beings screwing in little, little screws to make iPhones' so they can be built in America by robots

The Commerce Secretary said the U.S. government would “protect” companies that “invest in America.”

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The Independent UK

Olive Garden replaced as America’s favorite casual dining chain

The Italian food franchise slumped to a 0.8 percent rise in sales in 2024 after witnessing an 8.8 percent increase in 2023

Advnture

National Parks ordered to remain open despite drastic staff shortages and funding cuts

The Trump administration has ordered America's National Parks to keep their doors open to visitors regardless of staffing shortages

InsideEVs

Trump’s Tariffs Are Already Derailing The Auto Industry

President Trump urged Tesla CEO Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency to use a “scalpel” and not a “hatchet” for agency cuts and firing thousands of American government workers. This approach seemingly does not apply to his tariff policies, which have smacked the auto industry like a hatchet.…

Latin Times

Trump Tells People To Not Be 'Stupid' As Markets Continue To Crash As a Result Of Tariffs: 'Don't Be a PANICAN'

Donald Trump told Americans to not be "weak" and "stupid" as he continues to defend his tariffs despite a three-day-long market crash

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Jamie Dimon concerned Trump tariffs will leave the U.S. out in the cold

Jamie Dimon's annual letter to shareholders warned that Trump's tariffs may push America's former allies to rely more heavily on nations like China and Russia.

The Independent UK

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon issues blunt warning about Trump’s tariffs

CEO of America’s largest bank said he is most concerned about geopolitical impact of tariffs

Salon

The ultimate MAGA loyalty test

Self-preservation may start to look a little different to Republicans if the country is mired in a recession

The Conversation

The trade deficit isn’t an emergency – it’s a sign of America’s strength

When U.S. President Donald Trump imposed sweeping new tariffs on imported goods on April 2, 2025 – upending global trade and sending markets into a tailspin – he presented the move as a response to a crisis. In an executive order released the same day, the White House said the…

The Conversation

Why Donald Trump’s decision to slash USAID is hurting American soft power and making the world less safe

The Trump administration’s foreign policy has raised alarms. It seems to have shifted America away from its traditional Nato allies, favouring instead a closer relationship with Russia. There has also been talk of plans to control Greenland, the Panama Canal – possibly even Canada. This has caused sleepless nights for…

The Independent UK

As markets implode, US trading partners puzzle over whether there's room for negotiations

The impact from U.S. President Donald Trump's blast of tariff hikes is reverberating across world markets as America's trading partners puzzle over whether there is room for negotiating better deals

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The New Hyundai Palisade Gets a Weird High Roof Version

While America is still waiting for Hyundai to bring the second-generation Palisade, Korea is already getting a special version of the family hauler. It’s called the Highroof and does exactly what it says on the tin. It raises the ceiling compared to the standard model. It’s certainly not the most…

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