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Praise of ‘savvy’ Putin, attacks on aid and a 2024 campaign pillar: Why Trump’s comments on Ukraine matter

On the eve of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Donald Trump made clear his admiration for Vladimir Putin. A year on, the former president is honing his attacks on the Biden administration’s Ukraine policy as he readies for 2024, Richard Hall writes

The Independent UK

Pizza shop comes under fire after calling for 'non-stupid people' to join its team

Santino's Pizzeria, Columbus, in Ohio, America, has been inundated with prank calls after installing a controversial sign outside its restaurant encouraging 'non-stupid people' to apply to its job vacancies

Daily Mirror

The crypto kids are onto something–and they shouldn’t listen to billionaire bankers like Jamie Dimon

Crypto's most vocal critics also happen to be the biggest winners of the legacy financial system.

Fortune

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Buffalo shooter's path to radicalization

Buffalo grocery store mass shooter apologizes for racist massacre

Salon

Editorial: Black mayors lead America’s 4 largest cities, but their skin color is largely beside the point

It is historically significant that America’s four largest cities have Black mayors. Eric Adams of New York, Karen Bass of Los Angeles, Lori Lightfoot of Chicago and Sylvester Turner of Houston run municipalities where 18 million of us live. They are chief executives in charge of some of the most…

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Ukraine’s outsized reliance on the US is a risk for the world

One year into Russia’s assault on Ukraine, a few things are clear. Ukraine remains highly motivated, punching well above its weight against a far bigger and more experienced foe. The Russian military, meanwhile, has underperformed to nearly the same degree, though it continues to muster bodies and ammunition to throw…

Chicago Tribune

George Skelton: Jimmy Carter was good fit for post-Watergate America

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — "My name is Jimmy Carter, and I'm running for president." And he'd grin. Always that friendly, down-home grin.

Los Angeles Times

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America’s most expensive zip code is taking a stand against ultrawealthy NIMBYs like Steph Curry and Marc Andreessen—in the smallest possible way

Every eight years, the state of California requires all local governments to adopt housing plans in effort to ease the state’s housing crisis, and this time around things are different.

Fortune

New in WSJ: On Judicial Supremacy in America and in Israel

"The fundamental question in any system of government is: Who decides?"

Reason

Paul Krugman Says Social Security Is Sustainable. It's Really Not.

Krugman sees benefit cuts as "a choice" but believes that implementing a massive tax increase on American employers and workers would be "of course" no big deal.

Reason

Jackie Calmes: The Republican Party can't decide if it's for Ukraine or not

For years Joe Biden has told audiences, "This is not your father's Republican Party." He's right. And perhaps nothing better illustrates the shift than the party's eroding support for America's global role as leader of the free world and its embrace of Vladimir Putin's Russia.

Los Angeles Times

How Daniel Kinahan has delayed Jake Paul v Tommy Fury

Jake Paul and Tommy Fury will finally fight each other in Saudi Arabia this weekend

Irish Mirror

Donald Trump promotes his brand of bottled water in visit to train derailment disaster

Speaking at a lectern branded with Make America Great Again 2024 on it, Donald Trump promoted his own brand of water but said he was also donating some 'much lesser quality of water'

Daily Mirror

Iran Acknowledges Accusation it Enriched Uranium to 84%

Iran on Thursday directly acknowledged an accusation attributed to international inspectors that it enriched uranium to 84% purity for the first time, which would put it closer than ever to weapons-grade material. The acknowledgement by a news website linked to the highest reaches of Iran's theocracy renews pressure on the…

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Americans want Congress to deal with the debt ceiling. How to do it is complicated

A slim majority of respondents in the latest NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll say the debt ceiling should be raised. But they split on whether to cut programs or raise taxes to reduce the national debt.

Tribune News Service

Q&A: Jewish staffer for Rep. Omar decries religion-based hatred

WASHINGTON — In the hours after House Republicans voted to remove his boss from the Foreign Affairs Committee, Jeremy Slevin, a Jewish American and senior adviser to one of the first two Muslim women elected to Congress, posted to Twitter.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Despite the divisive rhetoric, local schools and communities are not at odds

Schools across the country face enormous challenges nowadays. Keeping students and teachers safe from violence is the No. 1 priority. School shootings have become so common that we are no longer surprised when they happen. There were more than 300 shooting incidents on school grounds last year, easily surpassing the…

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Vladimir Putin disinformation machine is unrelenting toward Ukraine a year after invasion

No sooner had President Joe Biden arrived in Ukraine on Monday than the Russian state news agency Tass berated the surprise visit to “his ward Zelenskyy” and warned that Ukraine leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy will meet the same fate as others “who have sold their souls to the Americans.”

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Jonathan Bernstein: Republicans are painting themselves into a corner over Ukraine

Extremist Republicans didn’t waste time bashing President Joe Biden’s surprise weekend visit to Kyiv. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia called the trip “incredibly insulting,” while Florida Republican Matt Gaetz tweeted that Biden was “ditching America for Ukraine.”

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Editorial: Those who would overturn landmark press protection want to dodge accountability

It may sound like common sense to say all Americans should have to meet the same standard of proof to win a defamation suit against a media outlet, but that’s not how it works under U.S. law. And it shouldn’t. The landmark Supreme Court ruling in The New York Times…

Reuters

North Korean media blames U.S., allies for Ukraine war ahead of invasion anniversary

North Korean state media marked the first anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine by blaming the crisis on NATO and calling America's involvement a "trail to self-destruction."

Reason

'America Has Lost the War on Drugs,' The New York Times Says, but Should Keep Fighting It Anyway

The paper pushes modest reforms while endorsing continued criminalization.

The Independent UK

People are divided after trailer in the Hamptons sells for $3.75m: ‘Only in America’

The 800-square-foot trailer boasts two bedrooms and two bathrooms

Irish Mirror

Liam Neeson reveals he felt 'uncomfortable' during popular American chat show

The Taken star was a guest on The View earlier this month

Financial Times

Jimmy Carter has been wronged by history

Ronald Reagan, meanwhile, benefits from an eternal free pass

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