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Editorial: The Supreme Court radically expands gun rights, a decision that will cost lives in NYC and elsewhere

Using a garbled reading of history as a crutch, the U.S. Supreme Court’s supposed textualist conservatives have just managed to codify a cartoon cutout version of the Second Amendment, obliterating New York State’s concealed carry firearm permitting system. We will mince no words: This will cost the lives of civilians…

Tribune News Service

The US supreme court just made America a more dangerous, violent place

This nihilistic decision will propel the US further toward mass gun violence and a culture of death

The Guardian - US

How the US could lose the new cold war

The United States appears to have entered a new cold war with both China and Russia. And US leaders' portrayal of the confrontation as one between democracy and authoritarianism fails the smell test, especially at a time when the same leaders are actively courting a systematic human-rights abuser like Saudi…

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Still Waiting for Justice: A Queer Christian’s Reflection for Pride Month

SueAnn Shiah, a Taiwanese American Queer Christian, offers a Pride Month reflection on accountability and abolition.

The News Lens

NY leaders vow new gun limits after Supreme Court ruling

For decades, New York’s leaders boasted that its strict limits on handgun ownership made it one of America’s safest places, a claim backed by statistics showing the state consistently had among the nation’s lowest death rates from firearms

The Independent UK

Citadel Moving Headquarters To Miami As Florida Captures 'New Moment In America'

On Thursday, Citadel announced it would move its headquarters from Chicago to Miami.

Benzinga

SF school board rescinds vote to cover up Washington mural

The San Francisco school board has voted to rescind a previous decision to cover up a George Washington campus mural that critics say is racist and degrading in its depiction of Black and Native American people

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Woman who had miscarriage on Malta trip can't get abortion

A pregnant American woman who suffered an incomplete partial miscarriage while vacationing in Malta is getting airlifted to a Spanish island because Maltese law prohibits abortion under any circumstances

The Independent UK

Claudia Rankine: ‘The culture hasn’t wanted us to sit in a room together and talk’

Claudia Rankine’s ‘Citizen: An American Lyric’ has been one of the most influential works of poetry of the 21st century. She tells Nicole Vassell about how one reader’s question about it ended up inspiring her second play, ‘The White Card’

The Independent UK

Biden praises Wounded Warriors as the 'spine of America'

President Joe Biden welcomed members of the Wounded Warriors Project to the White House for the group's annual solider ride

The Independent UK

American Council Of Cannabis Medicine Forms Next Frontier Task Force

The American Council of Cannabis Medicine (ACCM) formed the Next Frontier Task Force. The task force is created to bring together stakeholders from medical cannabis, insurance and third party payers to facilitate expanded participation.

Benzinga

The U.S. is reckoning with its troubled past of Indian boarding schools

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland and tribal leaders are advocating for a congressional commission to examine the impacts of the federal Native American forced-assimilation policy.

WEKU

Scots mum rushed to hospital at Celtic convention in Las Vegas and diagnosed with cancer

Celtic fan Ellen Cassidy was attending the North American Federation Celtic Supporters annual bash when she fell unwell.

Daily Record

Edinburgh boy will be first in UK to join American trial for inoperable tumour

The eight-year-old was diagnosed with a rare grade four pineoblastoma after experiencing symptoms including headaches, tiredness and leg pain in August 2020.

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The Conversation

Look at 3 enduring stories Americans tell about guns to understand the debate over them

The United States has struggled with a spate of horrific mass shootings – and will now need to grapple with the implications of the Supreme Court striking down New York’s restrictions on carrying concealed firearms, with consequences beyond the state.

Wales Online

Gareth Bale believed to be torn between Cardiff City and move to America as Wales captain to make decision 'in next few days'

The Bluebirds are still hopeful of pulling off a sensational deal for Bale, but he is also weighing up other offers

Salon

Is democracy already lost? Not quite yet

New poll finds that more than half of all Americans think democracy is toast. But that's only true if we surrender

Reason

Alito's Leaked Abortion Opinion Misunderstands Unenumerated Rights

The Supreme Court justice is wrong when he says abortion rights aren't deeply rooted in American history.

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Salon

To save America, Trump must face justice

If one man is above the law, then America is done. The Jan. 6 committee is literally fighting for our future

Daily Record

Young Scots boy with inoperable brain tumour first person from UK to undergo American trial

The rare and aggressive cancer accounts for less than one in 100 of all brain tumours, according to Cancer Research UK.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Overhyped Alzheimer’s treatments betrayed patients’ hopes. Here’s how science should change

America’s science policies are changing. America’s scientists need to change with them. The recent controversies over the Food and Drug Administration’s accelerated approval of an Alzheimer’s treatment are a lesson in the costs of failing to do so.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: The fall of Israel’s unity government offers vital lessons for democracy in America

In 1787, James Madison articulated in Federalist Papers No. 10 that partisan polarization could fundamentally threaten a democratic republic. “Violence of faction,” as he called it, must be controlled.

Tribune News Service

Editorial: Now let’s get Florida’s children vaccinated against COVID-19

America’s fight against COVID-19 reached another milestone Tuesday as the nation’s youngest children became eligible for the vaccine. This was a long-awaited moment that should bring relief to millions of American families. Now parents need to do their part by taking this opportunity to protect their children, their households and…

Irish Mirror

Tyson Fury’s father says some of his family barred from entering America due to Daniel Kinahan links

John last night moaned that other members of Tyson’s boxing star brother Tommy’s team are also banned from entering the US due to Tyson’s links to Kinahan

Irish Mirror

Hope turns to expectation as Irish pursuit of World Cup qualification heats up

Having been a bit-part player over the six years since her senior debut, Ireland midfielder Roma McLaughlin has felt a huge change within the squad.

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