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How the distortion of Martin Luther King Jr.'s words enables more, not less, racial division within American society

U.S. Rep. Chip Roy of Texas is just the latest conservative lawmaker to misuse the words of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. to judge a person on character and not race.

The Conversation

The best job in America is still in tech, and it pays $120,000 a year

Layoffs and long hours be damned: Tech workers still have some of the best jobs in America, U.S. News & World Report finds.

Fortune

Another year, no child tax credit

American parents face greater financial burdens all thanks to Congress' decision not to continue the credit

Salon

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Bank of America tops stakeholder capitalism rankings

Under Brian Moynihan, the bank has increased the minimum wage, expanded parental leave, and avoided layoffs.

Fortune

Todger, Tiggy, Biro and Spike: A glossary of Harry's Britishisms for 'Spare' readers

It's often said that England and America are two countries divided by a common language.

Los Angeles Times

Filmmaker meets 'most inbred family in America' and shares 'crazy' experience

Mark Laita reveals his first meeting with the Whittakers, cut off from civilisation, was 'out of control' and the 'craziest thing' he has ever seen.

Daily Record

The Traitors new series coming this month as BBC tease 'a new year treat' for fans

The BBC is now the official home of the both the UK and US version of The Traitors and will air the American series almost in sync with when it's released in the States

Daily Mirror

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Perthshire curlers representing Great Britain at Winter World University Games

Holly Wilkie-Milne, Laura Watt and Mark Watt have all jetted out to the event being held in America

Daily Record

Commentary: It’s time for men to ‘man up’

To “man up” means to “demonstrate toughness or courage when faced with a difficult situation.” That’s precisely what men need to do. Face up to a changing world and redefine what it is to be a man. In his recent book “Of Boys and Men,” Brookings Institution scholar Richard V.…

Tribune News Service

Gene Collier: The red flag America never sees

At the right time of day, you can hear an elementary school before you can see it, and if the air is still and the natural acoustics favorable, the discordant symphony of America’s youngest students at recess is an auditory blessing.

Tribune News Service

Editorial: Another near miss for the nation's tattered transportation infrastructure

Perhaps not since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks have the spacious skies over America been as empty as they were Wednesday morning when the Federal Aviation Administration ordered all domestic flights grounded over a computer malfunction. The cause wasn’t immediately identified, but this is the second time in two weeks…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Filmmaker shares what happened when he met the most inbred family in America

A documentary filmmaker has said that America's most inbred family called the Whittakers, who have no education and live in squalor in West Virginia, were 'like a scene out of Deliverance'

Daily Mirror

Twynholm ice hockey player representing Great Britain at FISU World University Games

Vicky Carson is part of the women’s squad for the games, which are taking place in Lake Placid in America

Daily Record

Christian Ramirez 'set' for Aberdeen transfer exit as two MLS options emerge for out of favour striker

The American striker is reportedly set to depart Pittodrie for pastures familiar to him in the States.

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Judge blocks Detroit museum officials from concealing Van Gogh in international fight

DETROIT — A federal judge Wednesday blocked Detroit Institute of Arts officials from moving or hiding a painting by Vincent van Gogh, less than 24 hours after a company that claims ownership sued the museum, saying the artwork had been missing for nearly six years until it was discovered on…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

No more Ronzoni pastina?! The new year is off to a bad start.

PHILADELPHA — Ronzoni, the 108-year-old pasta brand, announced recently that it will stop making pastina — and America is not happy.

Daily Mirror

ISIS Beatle VANISHES from US jail system - sparking fury from family of Brit victim

Bethany Haines, whose father David was beheaded in Syria, has had to seek reassurance from US justice sources that IS 'Beatle' Alexanda Kotey was still detained somewhere in America.

Evening Standard

The Shards by Bret Easton Ellis review: sex, parties and paranoia in this tired return

This flawed novel about rich privileged teens experimenting with drugs in LA does not live up to the potential of the great American novelist

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The Independent UK

Is an ‘open border’ to blame for America’s fentanyl crisis?

Republicans blame poor border security for America’s fentanyl crisis, but experts tell a different story. Richard Hall reports

Zenger

Jewish Litigators Take Aim At Critical Race Theory With New Initiative

The Deborah Project, a public interest law firm dedicated to protecting Jewish civil rights in the American educational system.

Reason

Forget Russia's Twitter Trolls—America's Censorious Officials Are a Bigger Threat

Researchers: Moscow’s social media meddling had little impact on the 2016 election.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: The House speakership saga exposes America’s self-centeredness

The late Madeleine Albright, a former U.S. ambassador and secretary of state, once referred to the United States as the “indispensable nation.” This catchy phrase has been invoked by U.S. politicians and analysts ever since, nearly a quarter-century after it was first uttered.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Too much democracy?

Although the focus of most recent political news had been Kevin McCarthy’s increasingly desperate attempts to grovel his way to becoming America’s first invertebrate speaker of the House of Representatives, buried in the hoopla are genuine decisions to be made about how the nation’s democracy should function.

The Guardian - US

Grief, the Taliban and the royal todger: Prince Harry bares all in Stephen Colbert interview

From military kills to a frostbitten penis, no subject was taboo as the duke took his book tour to American late-night TV

The Independent UK

Welcome to Chippendales: How America’s first male strip club led to hitmen and suicide

Creator Robert Siegel tells Tom Murray about the unbelievable, true tale behind his new Hulu series starring Kumail Nanjiani

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