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‘Unemployable’ college grads should move their job hunt to Raleigh or Baltimore

New York is no longer the concrete jungle where dreams are made of—Gen Z college grads would be better off chasing the American Dream in a small city like Raleigh or Baltimore.

Fortune

Rekindle the Spirit of Independence by Legalizing Home Distilling

A modern legal battle challenges the federal ban on distilling alcohol at home—a favorite hobby of the Founding Fathers.

Reason

9 in 10 American workers are thriving despite the dominant narrative of widespread misery at work

92% of workers say they are satisfied with their relationships with co-workers, and 88% report being satisfied with their relationships with managers.

Fortune

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Writings on the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution

A collection of links to some of my previous writings on these topics, which remain relevant today.

Reason

August 2024 Wallpaper*: Creative America is on sale today and free to download

Enjoy a free digital copy of August 2024 Wallpaper* – our celebration of the USA as a creative superpower – when you sign up to our daily digest of news

Wallpaper

The National Debt Is Crossing an Ominous Line

The U.S. has successfully navigated past debt challenges, notably in the 1990s. Policymakers can fix this if they find the will to do so.

Reason

Here's what's going on with the average 80-year-old brain

In the wake of last week’s presidential debate, many Americans having aging on the brain.

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Why places like Birmingham, Alabama are key to securing U.S. biotech dominance as China tries to close the gap

If America has any hope of maintaining its leadership in biotechnology, we must invest in places like Alabama.

Fortune

Latino cocktails with an Americana twist to celebrate the 4th of July

Touches of red, white, and blue, or some new ingredients can transform a margarita, or a daiquiri on the perfect drink for your Independence Day party.

Latin Times

What is the US Supreme Court and how does it work? Joe Biden says Trump immunity is 'dangerous' for America

The justices find that a president has immunity for ‘official acts’ but is not immune for ‘unofficial acts’ — and refer the matter back to a trial judge

Evening Standard

Morgan Wallen is the biggest, most controversial country star in America – now he’s headlining BST

Wallen’s country songs about ice cold beers, Southern charm, and lovesick regrets routinely top the US charts. His inoffensive subjects, however, belie a career marked, or perhaps buoyed, by a string of controversies. As he prepares to make his BST debut, Annabel Nugent chronicles his ascent

The Independent UK

Ford chief says Americans need to fall ‘back in love’ with smaller cars

Jim Farley says country is ‘in love with these monster vehicles’ but big cars are not sustainable in the age of EV

The Guardian - US

“I imagine there’s more unlistened to copies of Killtaker than any other Fugazi album.” Nirvana may have brought 'alternative rock' to the masses, but for Fugazi, America's greatest punk band, the fall-out proved to be “a real nightmare”

Released on June 30, 1993, Fugazi's In On The Killtaker may have been the Washington DC quartet's best-selling record, but it emerged at a time when the alt. rock 'revolution' was proving to be a "headache" for Ian MacKaye and co.

Metal Hammer

As cycling boomed in 19th-century America, its Black stars shone bright

Cyclists such as sprint world champion Marshall ‘Major’ Taylor were early stars of the sport in the US. But many felt compelled to move abroad

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The Independent UK

‘A terrible disservice’: Biden slams Supreme Court immunity ruling, says it lets presidents ignore the law

President Joe Biden did not take questions after speaking on the Supreme Court ruling, despite questions swirling after his debate performance

Reason

Biden, Cognitive Decline, and the End of American Empire

Plus: The editors reflect on the release of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

InsideEVs

Ford CEO: If We Don't Make Profitable EVs, 'We Will Shrink'

Ford's CEO also says Americans must “get back in love” with small cars. Can they?

Fortune

What CEOs are really saying about Biden and Trump behind closed doors

America faces “two choices between bad and worse,” according to a panel of current and former CEOs.

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The Conversation

US’s terrorist listing of European far-right group signals fears of rising threat − both abroad and at home

The rise of the radical far right in Europe poses a threat not only to the continent but also to Americans at home and abroad.

Fortune

Europeans suffer from ‘vacation deprivation,’ despite working less and having more time off than their American and Japanese peers

People’s attitudes toward vacation and its place in each country’s culture dictate why they feel deprived of their downtime, Expedia's report finds.

The Guardian - US

The force behind Project 2025: Kevin Roberts has the roadmap for a second Trump term

The ‘cowboy Catholic’ head of the Heritage Foundation is on a mission to align the right behind Trumpism, and has a plan in place to overturn the American government as it exists if Trump returns to power

Salon

Biden's needed rebrand: patriot

"Democrats are finally upping their patriotism game"

Salon

Why Joe Biden refuses to step aside

Presidents and other politicians used to resign or retire for the good of the country. What's changed?

The Guardian - UK

In brief: Storm Pegs; Beautiful Days; A Travel Guide to the Middle Ages – review

An engrossing memoir of life on Shetland; a varied set of short stories about all-American antiheroes; and how medieval tourists got their kicks

The Guardian - UK

Julian Assange is free, but his case is a grim reminder of the fragility of press freedom

The unrelenting pursuit by America exposed how far officialdom will go to hide the truth

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