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How teachers in America want you to support them

Burnout is on the rise — and we can all help.

Axios

Watching the Jan. 6 hearings is a must to preserve democracy

Millions of Americans who have watched the four hearings held so far have learned, from stunning and frightening testimony, about the deep roots of the Big Lie and the corrupt plot to keep the president in power, any cost to the country be damned.

Chicago Sun-Times

Tesla Model Y nabs title of most American-made 2022 model

Tesla Inc. nabbed the top two spots and saw all four of its models land in the top 10 of Cars.com's 2022 American-Made Index.

Tribune News Service

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Q&A: How Osi Umenyiora Is Finding NFL Players in Africa

The Giants’ Super Bowl hero on his program’s early success, the future of football in Africa, the state of the NFL and more.

Sports Illustrated

Tyson Fury’s dad appears to confirm heavyweight champion's American travel ban

Fury's father John has seemingly confirmed that the heavyweight champion has been banned from flying to the US, when discussing his son Tommy's potential fight with Jake Paul in August

Daily Mirror

American tourist captures 1989 Edinburgh in cheesy home video

The incredible home video shows what life was like in the late 80s in the capital.

Daily Record

How queer Asian American rom-com 'Fire Island' became summer's sexiest breakout hit

Joel Kim Booster and Bowen Yang remember that first trip, years ago, to the beachy New York LGBTQ resort that would inspire the Hulu rom-com, "Fire Island." Before playing BFFs Noah (Booster) and Howie (Yang) in the film, who find unexpected romances while vacationing at the Long Island party destination,…

Los Angeles Times

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Editorial: As college athletes finally get a piece of the pie, more myths are shattered about amateur sports

Going for gold has taken on a different connotation since the Supreme Court ruled college athletes can be paid by parties not directly affiliated with their schools. Now, another ideal this nation once embraced — the scholar-athlete — appears headed to the dustbin.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Joe Biden Calls Chevron CEO 'Sensitive,' Invites Target Chief's Ire Amid Gas Price Debate

Joe Biden's spat with American corporate executives intensified this week as he traded barbs with the CEO of Chevron Corp (NASDAQ: CVX), while Target Corp's (NYSE: T

Benzinga

Civil jury finds Bill Cosby sexually abused teenager in 1975

The jurors' decision is a major legal defeat for the 84-year-old entertainer once hailed as America's dad.

WEKU

What tiny towns in rural America can teach the cities about adaptation

One couple has made it their mission to document buildings and signs across the country. In doing so, they have busted a few myths and maybe even their own misconceptions about modern rural America.

WEKU

Sampa the Great on why Black women in hip-hop can be anything they want

A singer-songwriter, poet and MC, Sampa the Great was born in Zambia and raised in Botswana, where she began MCing at school. She then studied in America before relocating to Australia in 2014, where she launched her music career. Her incredible debut album "The Return" won numerous awards. Sampa talks…

France 24

PBS joins food TV contests with 'The Great American Recipe'

America has perfected the stressful TV cooking competition

The Independent UK

Tourist dies after car breaks down trying to find petrol station in extreme 50C heat

Retired marine officer David Kelleher was found dead after trying to find petrol for his car after it broke down in 50C heat in America's Death Valley

Daily Mirror

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Reason

Abolish Zoning—All of It

It'll be better for economic growth, housing, and the environment.

Daily Mirror

Dog waits in same spot every day hoping someone will take him home

Little Remy 'put himself out there' to secure a new home - and despite spending a year in the Howl of a Dog's care before being adopted, he is now enjoying his new life Charlotte, in North Carolina, America

Salon

Eyewitness to Jan. 6: America is gone

David Butow has photographed conflict zones all over the world. Jan. 6 "was one of the worst things" he's ever seen

Tribune News Service

Editorial: On kids’ vaccines, DeSantis is wrong, but never in doubt

The quip “often wrong, never in doubt” fits Gov. Ron DeSantis like a glove. He takes it to extremes by doubling down, at the expense of our children, on his cultivated political appeal to the anti-vaxxer element of right-wing America.

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

Marcus Hayes: World Cup 2026 can change Philadelphia’s reputation and profile

PHILADELPHIA — It’s never too late to make a fresh impression.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Will Bunch: GOP’s violent, expanding war on LGBTQ kids should make you think about 1930s Germany

I’ve been meaning to write a column on the growing threat — and reality — of violence to America’s LGBTQ community posed by right-wing rhetoric and politics, but it’s proved a difficult piece to write. Not because the “culture wars” around sexuality and gender are complicated — they can be,…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Editorial: Executive orders aren't ideal, but post-Roe, they may be women's only defense

The Biden administration reportedly is considering using executive orders to protect women whose right to abortion may soon be eliminated in Republican states like Missouri, if and when the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade. Presidential over-use of these unilateral orders has long been a legitimate concern, but if…

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: What if we replaced public school districts with less rigid systems?

America’s curriculum wars seem to be at their peak, with deep disagreement about how our country’s children ought to be educated. But the most bitter and consequential schooling wars in our nation’s history actually occurred in the last half of the 19th century between the white Protestant majority and the…

Tribune News Service

Mayo Clinic Minute: Heat exhaustion and heatstroke

As the temperature rises in the summer, so does the risk of heat-related illnesses, like heat exhaustion and heatstroke. Over the past 30 years, extreme heat has claimed more lives in America than any other weather-related hazard, including flooding, tornadoes, hurricanes or lightning, according to the National Weather Service.

Chicago Sun-Times

Black Men United’s Juneteenth giveaway in Hyde Park aims to rewrite negative narratives

“All we’re trying to do is paint a different picture, tell a different story and share a different narrative about Black men in America as positive and productive and progressive, while building bridges and not walls,” the group’s leader said Monday.

Chicago Tribune

In Chicago, Mike Pence delivers a withering rebuke of Biden’s economic policies, makes no direct references to Donald Trump

CHICAGO — Sounding like a potential presidential candidate, former Vice President Mike Pence contended Monday that the nation’s economic woes were almost entirely the result of Democratic President Joe Biden’s policies, and told an audience at the University Club of Chicago that without a turnaround, Americans will “change leadership very…

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