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Larry Printz: Rust in peace: Vehicles that are dying for 2023

It happens every year. Come Halloween, vehicles that were once hailed as the best and newest make their way into the annals of history, where they are either fondly remembered or scorned. And so, it’s time to mourn the vehicles whose time has come and gone, and that are about…

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Kanye is finally canceled. Now what?

Black people should have canceled Ye a long time ago. But now all of us have an opportunity to look past his antics

Salon

Trump and white America's death wish

Donald Trump's superpower: He understands white America's impulse toward self-destruction — and mainlines it

Salon

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Editorial: Democrats disconnected from voters’ concerns

Polls have shown that a large majority of Americans, north of 75%, are unhappy with the state of the nation.

Boston Herald

Will Bunch: Why St. Louis hero teacher Jean Kuczka did what 376 Uvalde cops couldn’t

There were two stories out of the American heartland this week that mostly got lost in a frenetic autumn of political anxiety and baseball joy (or sorrow), but demand a few moments of our attention for what they say about what we value in this country — and what we…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

2020 changed how America votes. The question now is whether those changes stick

The pandemic led to a historic rise in early voting, as 70% of the electorate cast ballots before Election Day in 2020. In 2022, it looks like more of the same.

WEKU

On Nutrition: Farmers are incredible

I was pleased and surprised to see all the press last week about America’s farmers. Then I learned I had totally missed National Farmers Day.

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Betsy Ross was buried three times. She’s not the only American with multiple graves

PHILADELPHIA — On Oct. 16, a group of women with ancestral ties to colonial America placed a marker in a Southwest Philadelphia cemetery at the second of Elizabeth Griscom Claypoole’s three graves.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Get-rich-quick schemes drained my town’s wealth. At a Christian conference, their legacy lives on

Life Surge, where speakers include Tim Tebow and a Duck Dynasty star, ties together faith and financial planning

The Guardian - US

COVID devastated education. This is a chance for renewal.

It isn’t as if America’s schools were going gangbusters before the pandemic. The Programme for International Student Assessment has consistently found that American students lag behind other advanced, industrialized countries.

Chicago Sun-Times

DOD strategy reports show rising nuclear tensions - Roll Call

Documents reveal growing U.S. military focus on adjusting policies, plans and programs to respond to Russian threats to use nuclear weapons.

Roll Call

At U.S. Grand Prix, It’s Clear F1 Still Has Its Foot on the Gas in the States

An increasing number of races in the U.S. and a likely new American driver are feeding a steadily growing fanbase in the country.

Sports Illustrated

When Antony Blinken spoke about Bajrang Bali at the White House

WASHINGTON: US secretary of state Antony Blinken highlighted the importance of religious freedom as a fundamental American value and informed that a 500-year-old stolen statue of Hanuman, a Hindu deity, was returned to the Indian government earlier this year.

The Times of India

POINT: Abortion is about all of us

Those who perpetuate the perception that abortion is a standalone issue, separate from “important issues,” are endangering Americans. All Americans.

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The Independent UK

From The Watcher to The Amityville Horror: The seven real homes which inspired these Halloween classics

The most frightening tales are usually the ones that stem from real-life cases – and often, real-life houses. Sheila Flynn explores seven of America’s most infamous homes, immortalised in horror films and programmes inspired by their chilling backstories

The Independent UK

These seven real homes inspired horror movies

The Independent UK

Branson's God and country tourism draws patriotic Christians

In Branson, Missouri, the holy trinity of faith, flag and family reign supreme

Los Angeles Times

Sensing voters’ economic anxieties, Biden takes action to protect consumers from surprise fees

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden, unwelcome in many battleground states over the final two weeks of the midterm election, spoke from the White House on Thursday about his latest attempt to ease the economic burdens many Americans are facing.

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Wales Online

The long-lost story of the Welsh preacher who helped fleeing slaves in America

Reverend Robert Everett has been inducted into America’s National Abolition Hall of Fame after being rediscovered by an American living in Wales

Evening Standard

Is America about to enter a new era of psychedelics?

President Biden’s cannabis pardons have opened the doors to a reassessment of psychedelic drugs - with plenty of companies waiting eagerly in the wings

Reason

Americans Oppose Big Government, Unless Their Party Is in Power

Supporting restraints on government only for your opponents is a recipe for continued conflict.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Liz Truss’ stormy reign has lessons for the US on how not to be an aging superpower

The rapid meltdown of former British Prime Minster Liz Truss, who resigned after only 44 days in office and is being succeeded by former Boris Johnson Treasury chief Rishi Sunak, should alarm Americans. She is the supply-side ghost of Christmas future, a long-distance warning from an ex-empire to an aging…

ABC News

Brother of Scott Johnson accepts there could be a trial despite Scott White's murder conviction

The brother of murdered American mathematician Scott Johnson says he has accepted the possibility of a trial as the man jailed over the killing after pleading guilty launches an appeal.

The News Lens

In Polarized 2022 Midterms, US Candidates Find Common Ground Opposing China

As American voters get ready for the midterm elections, candidates from both parties are pledging tough policies on China in hopes of wooing voters.

Chicago Sun-Times

Stick to U.S. policy on Ukraine

Sending any signal that Vladimir Putin just has to wait things out — that America and its partners will tire of the war, and that if he’s patient, he’ll get a chance to call the shots to his liking — is a slap in the face to the coalition and…

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