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‘The Haitian story is the Black story.’ Haiti through the eyes of Haitian-Americans

Kerlie Leonce wasn’t always proud to be Haitian.

Miami Herald

Ethical questions cloud Zinke’s ‘SEAL PAC’

WASHINGTON In a TV ad released in January, a half-dozen black-and-white photos appear one after another, showing U.S. military personnel in uniform, hard at work defending America. They are old photos of servicemembers who have since become politicians.

Tribune News Service

Pulisic Calls Out U.S. Fan Support After Friendly vs. Morocco

Pulisic: “To be honest, for whatever reason, I’m not super happy with the amount of Americans here.”

Sports Illustrated

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New York Times reporter sparks debate by saying friends wish to raise children outside of US after Texas shooting

New York Times reporter sparks a debate after tweeting that ‘everyone she knows’ wishes to raise children outside of the US

The Independent UK

Biden, Bolsonaro to hold first formal talks at regional summit

US president will meet Brazilian counterpart on sidelines of Summit of the Americas, Biden administration official says.

Al Jazeera

Ex-Merck CEO Ken Frazier and his coalition of business leaders plan to hire or promote 1M Black workers

It's called the "bachelor barrier" — the undergraduate degree requirement that many African American and other people of color don't meet, which keeps them from a promotion or a new job.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Joe Biden says mass shootings rarely happen outside the US. What have other countries done that America hasn't?

US President Joe Biden says shootings like the Robb Elementary murders "rarely happen anywhere else in the world". Here's what some countries have done to make that happen.

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As the UK celebrates Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee, why will so many Americans also be cheering her on?

Whether it is reporting the role of the Sex Pistols or that of the royal corgis, U.S. media has suddenly taken an interest in a peculiar four-day ceremony taking place across the pond: Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee.

The Conversation

Darren Till and Khamzat Chimaev kicked out of UFC stars' group chat after leaving America

Till and Chimaev have a major bromance going on, but their unique friendship is not to the taste of a number of UFC stars, including middleweight contender Sean Strickland

Daily Mirror

Short-term profits and long-term consequences — did Jack Welch break capitalism?

The General Electric CEO wowed investors and mingled with celebrities. But New York Times correspondent David Gelles says Welch's aggressive tactics also caused irreparable harm to American industry.

WEKU

Edinburgh opens Europe's first Virgin Hotel with roof terrace overlooking castle

After success in America Virgin Group are branching out to Europe choosing Edinburgh as their first place to to open a sleek hotel just minutes away from the castle.

Edinburgh Live

The Quad: US efforts to counter China's influence in Asia mark a new era of micro alliances

US president Joe Biden recently visited Asia in an effort to strengthen relationships in the region, most notably meeting with leaders of the “Quad” alliance of America, Japan, India and Australia. This group of like-minded states represents a 21st-century diplomatic mechanism which is growing in importance in lieu of an…

The Conversation

Are Pulse Oximeters "Intrinsically Biased Against People of Color?"

A Wall Street Journal article suggests that pulse oximeters mismeasure blood oxygen levels in American minority populations, but the article fails to ask some important questions.

Reason

Guns in the US: why the NRA is so successful at preventing reform

In the wake of the recent school shooting in Uvalde, Texas that killed 19 children and two teachers, Democrats in the US – led by the president, Joe Biden – have once again called for stricter national gun laws. Yet many experts believe prospects for reform remain bleak, a reality…

The Conversation

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The Guardian - US

Abortion and guns may awaken a slumbering giant for Democrats

A mobilisation such as America has rarely seen could propel Democrats to larger majorities this November

The Guardian - US

America is steeped in violence. And the roots of that violence go deep

America’s obsessions with guns and violence terrifies its citizens, but it also reflects its own genocidal and racist past

Tribune News Service

Review: 'Planes,' by Peter C. Baker

FICTION: An observant novel about two women dragged into the maelstrom surrounding America's antiterror campaign.

The Guardian - UK

Breaking point: Inside the 3 June Guardian Weekly

America’s gun culture. Plus: the joy of wasps.

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The Independent UK

The parents of these Uvalde victims want to ban AR-15s. Will America listen?

Those touched by Uvalde shooting want reform, but Republicans in Texas and beyond won’t budge

Input

France, disgusted by the English language, bans the word 'esports'

The Académie Française is the primary French council tasked with preserving the country's language from the "deadly snobbery of Anglo-American."

Benzinga

Which State Is The Most Interested In Crypto?

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Al Jazeera

US readies to host regional summit, but attendance still unclear

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has said he will not attend Summit of Americas unless all nations invited.

Ballotpedia

Economy and Society: SEC proposes additional disclosure rules for ESG Funds

Economy and Society is Ballotpedia’s weekly review of the developments in corporate activism; corporate political engagement; and the Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) trends and events that characterize the growing intersection between business and politics.

Daily Record

Tuesday headlines: Scots airport chaos and America's 'most inbred family'

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

Daily Record

Inside dingy cabin where 'most inbred' family 'who barked at people' lived

Filmmaker Mark Laita first met the Whittakers, dubbed the 'most famous inbred' family in America, after being granted access to their peculiar world after travelling to the aptly named small village Odd.

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