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Commentary: Mass shooters aren’t mentally ill people who suddenly snap. They decide to kill

In the aftermath of major mass shootings, politicians and pundits depict the killers as crazed monsters and blame mental illness as the fundamental cause. The same story has played out since the horrific massacre May 14 at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York, where an 18-year-old allegedly motivated by racist…

Los Angeles Times

Editorial: Florida’s new elections chief won’t bury the 'big lie'

Gov. Ron DeSantis’ new chief elections official, Cord Byrd, could have saved himself a whole lot of justifiable criticism Tuesday if he had simply acknowledged what most Americans know is true — that Joe Biden won the presidency fair and square in 2020.

Tribune News Service

US gun control laws: Who can own a gun? How do America's firearms regulations work?

An 18-year-old opened fire at a school in Texas on Tuesday.

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Barack Obama, Steve Kerr among those demanding change as world reacts to Texas school shooting

Former US president Barack Obama says America is "paralysed" by Republicans, as reaction from around the world pours in over the deadly school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.

ABC News

Piers Morgan pleads with America to 'stop partisan bulls***' after latest school massacre

Piers Morgan has condemned the shootings in Texas which as left 21 people dead and has urged the United States to "do something to stop" future similar tragedies

Daily Mirror

19 children, 2 adults killed in mass shooting at Texas elementary school

HOUSTON — A gunman walked into a Texas school Tuesday and killed at least 21 people, including 19 children, in another mass shooting in an America that daily buries victims of gun violence amid divisive political debates over Second Amendment rights and the gaze of disbelief from the outside world.

Los Angeles Times

Julian Edelman takes to Twitter to reflect upon the Texas school shooting

"This doesn't feel like America."

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18 children, teacher killed in mass shooting at Texas elementary school

HOUSTON — A gunman walked into a Texas school Tuesday and killed at least 19 people, including 18 children, in another mass shooting in an America that daily buries victims of gun violence amid divisive political debates over Second Amendment rights and the gaze of disbelief from the outside world.

Los Angeles Times

18 children, 1 teacher killed in shooting at Texas elementary school, teen gunman also dead

A teenage gunman fatally shot at least 18 children and one teacher at a Texas elementary school Tuesday, the latest carnage in America’s classrooms.

Tribune News Service

Why the hell can’t America end this deadly gun violence?

There are 400 million firearms in US and this is 27th school shooting of 2022, says Andrew Buncombe

The Independent UK

Which Companies Have Great Reputations With Americans? Hint: Disney Isn't One Of Them!

Only one publicly traded company cracked the top five rankings for having the best corporate reputation in America in the newly published 2022 Axios-Harris Poll 100 list.

Benzinga

Midterm updates | Texas AG runoff tests Bush family clout

Tuesday’s primary runoff election in Texas will test how much weight the Bush family name still carries in America’s biggest red state in the race for attorney general

The Independent UK

Ryan Seacrest reveals he swapped underwear with his stylist during American Idol finale

‘There was just panic about the underwear’

The Independent UK

MacKenzie Scott gives $123M to Big Brothers Big Sisters

MacKenzie Scott gave $122.6 million to Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the national youth-mentoring charity announced on Tuesday

The Independent UK

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It’s A Match: 4,000 Miles Failed To Stop Scotsman’s Tinder Date

A romantic Scot flew 4,000 miles to meet an American girl he matched with on Tinder after only two months of chatting – after mistakenly believing she lived in Edinburgh.

Sports Illustrated

Inside the Fight For the Soul (and Dollars) of the Fastest-Growing Sport in America

As pickleball mania has surged, evangelists and opportunists have appeared out of thin air. Collisions were inevitable.

The Conversation

Protestants and the pill: How US Christians helped make birth control mainstream

Since May 3, 2022, when Politico reported that the Supreme Court was planning to strike down Roe v. Wade, many Christians have celebrated the prospect of an America where abortion is not a constitutionally protected right – or is someday banned entirely.

Axios

Free speech battles shift from tech companies to media publishers

The latest Axios Harris Poll 100 finds Americans blame publishers when platforms publish content they don't like.

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Salon

Eric Holder: Justice is coming for Trump

Obama's first attorney general on the lessons of history, the fight for racial justice and the payback for Jan. 6

The Guardian - US

‘Attack on our identity’: Taiwanese Americans come together after tragic California shooting

Violence rocked a community already shook by years of rising hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Will Bunch: US needs to tax Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and the Billionaire Boys Club out of their misery

America's Billionaire Boys Club has been on the top of the world in the fraught-for-everyone-else 2020s — except when they've liquidated a few billion dollars here or there to climb into their spaceship and soar above it.

Los Angeles Times

LZ Granderson: After the Buffalo shooting, Republicans nationwide have blood on their hands

Last week's House Judiciary Committee hearing on abortion access featured, shall we say, some interesting moments. Such as Catherine Glenn Foster, president of Americans United for Life, testifying that aborted fetuses help power streetlights in Washington, and Republican Rep. Dan Bishop of North Carolina trying to create a gotcha moment…

Salon

Reich: GOP billions fund radical agenda

Peter Thiel once wrote, "I no longer believe that freedom and democracy are compatible." He's sure acting like it

The Times of India

Committed to making US-India partnership among closest on earth, President Biden tells PM Modi in Tokyo

TOKYO: US President Joe Biden on Tuesday told Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he is committed to making America's partnership with India among the closest on earth, saying there is so much that the two countries can and will do together.

The Independent UK

AP-NORC poll: Economy grows as priority on Russia response

Americans are becoming less supportive of punishing Russia for launching its invasion of Ukraine if it comes at the expense of the U.S. economy, a sign of rising anxiety over inflation and other challenges

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