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Why conservatives hate "The Odyssey"

Christopher Nolan’s adaptation centers on emotions they aren’t allowed to feel

Salon

Republicans in Congress probe history museum, echoing Trump

As lawmakers clashed with a top Smithsonian official at a Tuesday hearing, they ping-ponged between small details — like items sold in the gift shop — and the loftiest American ideals. Republicans accused Anthea M. Hartig, director of the National Museum of American History, of trying to “rewrite” the country’s past…

Roll Call

The most extraordinary rock on Earth isn't gold or diamond, but the metal is small enough to hold in your hand. Powerful enough to power a city

A plain-looking lithium rock is now more valuable to the modern economy than its appearance suggests. Hidden inside are critical minerals that power electric vehicle batteries, smartphones, renewable energy storage, and America's growing clean energy network. The U.S. Geological Survey classifies lithium as a critical mineral because demand continues to…

The Economic Times

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Jamie Dimon says six-figure shipyard jobs are the new ‘American Dream’—but candidates will need to endure hours of extreme heat, cold, and rain

Shipyard jobs can pay upwards of $100K without a college degree—and nearly a quarter of a million maritime workers are needed. But it comes with tradeoffs.

Fortune

Smithsonian history museum chief rejects White House criticism of its leaders as radical activists

The director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History is pushing back against a White House report labeling the institution's leadership as radical activists

The Independent UK

'1,000% Going Bankrupt': Elon Musk Warns US Will Fail Without Robots

Elon Musk claims the US is '1,000%' headed for bankruptcy unless AI and robots turbocharge growth within three years, as America's $39 trillion national debt hits its highest level since World War II.

International Business Times UK

RFK Jr Public Health Cuts Draw Fire as Measles and Cyclospora Outbreaks Leave Americans Exposed

Health Secretary RFK Jr. faces backlash as public health program cuts coincide with measles and cyclosporiasis outbreaks, with critics linking his actions to the spread of disease.

International Business Times UK

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Quote of the Day by George Patton: 'The test of success is not what you do when you are on top....'- Inspiring lessons on success, resilience, and never giving up by the most renowned American generals in World War II, known as “Old Blood-and-Guts”

General George Patton believed true success is measured by bouncing back after setbacks. He emphasized resilience over perfection, which is a timeless lesson. This military leader's words still resonate with people facing life's challenges. Failure is temporary and offers opportunities for learning and growth. Overcoming adversity builds character and makes…

The Economic Times

Quote of the day by Michael B. Jordan, 'I think history repeats itself. There's a constant conversation between the oppressed and the oppressor' offers motivational inspiring lesson on power of learning from past as every generation encounters questions about fairness, opportunity, leadership, justice, freedom

Quote of the day by Michael B. Jordan teaches readers to think deeply about the role history plays in shaping the present and the future. The quote encourages curiosity, education, empathy, and constructive dialogue—qualities that remain essential in every generation. As the United States continues to evolve, understanding history remains…

The Economic Times

America's Largest Homebuilder Says Buyers Are Still Hesitating

D.R. Horton Inc. (NYSE:DHI) reported fiscal third-quarter 2026 results on Tuesday that topped Wall Street earnings expectations, but the homebuilder lowered its full-year sales and home-closing guidance as affordability pressures and cautious consumer sentiment continued to weigh on demand.

Benzinga

Why an all-female Glengarry Glen Ross changes less about the play than you might expect

A recent all-female production of Glengarry Glen Ross at London’s Old Vic gave audiences the chance to revisit one of the defining plays of modern American theatre. It also raised the question of whether a work so deeply associated with male aggression and competition looks different when performed by women.

The Conversation

"We stopped playing for 10 minutes and ate pizza on-stage while the crowd watched." The Damned were the first UK punk band to tour America and it was an unforgettable experience for all involved

"We’d see Joey Ramone in the street and say hi"

Louder

From Dallas to San Francisco: How the 2026 World Cup Is Reshaping Sports Culture in Host Cities Across America

The 2026 World Cup is more than just a month-long football tournament in America. Across the US, it has led to stadium districts, city parks, transport routes, baseball grounds, and public spaces being transformed into areas where global football culture is being tested against the usual American sporting habits. The…

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Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades: Skilled trades shaped America's past. Here's how they can build America's future

Ford, Carhartt, BlackRock and Google have created the Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades, as 2.1 million jobs could go unfilled by 2030.

Fortune

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Polestar Won't Appeal Its U.S. Ban. Now Dealers Are Left Holding The Bag

The company had “significant dialogue” with American authorities and believes an appeal would lead nowhere.

Bangkok Post

Trump orders new 50% tariff on many Canadian goods

WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump signed orders Monday to impose new 50-percent tariffs on many Canadian goods, claiming "discriminatory treatment" by Ottawa against American alcohol, automobile and dairy products.

The Independent UK

US measles cases set to surpass last year’s record high – and it’s only July

2025 was the worst year for measles in America in over three decades

The Independent UK

How many cups of coffee can you safely drink a day? This is what experts say

Two-thirds of American adults drink coffee each day, with most consuming an average of three cups

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'Cherry-picking numbers': Trump admin slams report claiming Pentagon withheld data on troop injuries in Iran war

The Pentagon has allegedly withheld information about dozens of American service members injured in Iranian strikes on US bases in Jordan, The New York Times reported.

The Conversation

Iran is turning into the sort of ‘forever war’ that Donald Trump promised to avoid

When Donald Trump returned to the White House, he promised to avoid another Middle Eastern “forever war”. After the costly experiences of Iraq and Afghanistan, that pledge resonated with an American public weary of prolonged military intervention.

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A Ukrainian Truck Driver Found a Security Gap in America's Biggest Truck Stop Loyalty Programs And Chose to Report It

When Vitalii Budnyk noticed that anyone with a phone number could spend another customer's rewards balance at Pilot and Love's, he had a choice: exploit the vulnerability like others have done with fuel cards, or report it. He chose the second path and got an official acknowledgement from Love's confirming…

Salon

The dance floor was never just an escape

What America under Trump could learn from queer nightlife during the AIDS crisis

The Conversation

The rise of Yemeni coffeehouses in Dearborn and beyond

The mayor of Dearborn, Michigan, Abdullah Hammoud, declared the city the “Coffee Capital of America” in November 2025.

The Conversation

How America’s newspapers lost their voice

Hazel Brannon Smith was almost certainly the most unpopular woman in Mississippi when she wrote an editorial in 1963 lambasting the racist White Citizens Councils in the Lexington Advertiser, a newspaper she owned.

Fortune

The American Dream according to Bill Ackman

The billionaire investor on reviving Americans’ faith in capitalism—and the family crisis reshaping his legacy.

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