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India-US ties under Biden got weaker, says Indian-American former national security aide of Trump

WASHINGTON: The US-India relationship has become weaker under the Biden administration, according to Indian-American Kash Patel, who served as the chief of staff to the acting United States Secretary of Defence in the last few weeks of the previous Trump administration.

The Times of India

America is about to experience a ‘Pluto return’ – here’s what astrologers say you should expect

The Pluto return occurs every 248 years, and historically brings about transformative change

The Independent UK

'Squaw' still shows up in more than 100 California location names. A proposed law would ban it

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Two California lawmakers have proposed removing the word "squaw," a slur against Native American women, from all geographic features and place names in the state.

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Viewers praise RTE Vincent Hanley documentary as ‘raw, honest, difficult and riddled with trauma’

The programme delved into the life of iconic presenter Vincent Hanley and his battle with AIDS after moving to America, where he presented the hit television show Music Television USA

Irish Mirror

Notts County's mushy peas go viral as fans from England and America disagree on football food

Nottingham Post

‘America’s Got Talent’ singer Jane ‘Nightbirde’ Marczewski dies after cancer battle

The fan favorite withdrew from NBC competition show midway through the 16th season in August.

Chicago Sun-Times

Derek Chisora tells Deontay Wilder he wants to “taste power” in heavyweight bout

Chisora has told Wilder he wants to "taste" his power in a potential heavyweight clash before the 'Bronze Bomber "retires" as he plots bout in America

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Kmart is down to its last 4 stores in the US

AVENEL, New Jersey — On a busy stretch of Route 35 near Rahway, New Jersey, one of the nation's last Kmart stores looks like a relic from the past. Its big red K is faded and cracked. Inside this most American of retail stores, popular for K Cafe luncheonettes and…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

A drug for pregnant women doesn’t work, according to the FDA. A company is selling it anyway

LOS ANGELES — American babies are at far higher risk of dying before their first birthdays than those in almost any other wealthy country. A big reason for those deaths, more than 21,000 each year, is that too many are born too soon.

Los Angeles Times

Laura Coates’ fight for fairness

CNN legal analyst and former prosecutor on why conservatives fear empowered Black women within the justice system

Salon

A decade after Trayvon Martin’s killing, ‘Being Black in America still comes at a great risk’

MIAMI — Sybrina Fulton is exhausted.

Miami Herald

US & UK teams scrapping Native mascots

Americans weren't the only ones who've had to rebrand after racial stereotying of Native groups for sports

Salon

Why France helped the Founding Fathers

Benjamin Franklin knew how to exploit France's snuff craze to get the funds and weapons the Continental Army needed

Salon

What we haven't learned from endless war

Two decades of war in Iraq and Afghanistan had little effect on daily life in America. That tells us way too much

Salon

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Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Sin in America

Talk of sin once played a significant role in colonial America and across much of our history. As America continues to face a crisis of political polarization and a threat to our democracy, perhaps revisiting the traditional religious understanding of the dynamics of sin might be helpful for offering some…

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: To save the MLB season, give fans the deciding vote

In America, spring doesn’t truly begin until the first pitch on opening day. Unfortunately, the Major League Baseball lockout threatens to prolong winter. With players and owners struggling to reach a new collective bargaining agreement, a delayed start to the season seems likely.

Bangkok Post

Gas-Station ATMs Are a Banking Battleground

Dozens of banks had rejected Ann Marie and Dan Ellis when they opened Bank of America Corp. checking accounts last February to fund their southern Arizona network of automated teller machines.

Reuters

U.S. takes steps to counter Ukraine crisis energy costs, Harris says

There could be a knock-on impact to energy prices paid by American consumers from ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine, U.S. Vice-President Kamala Harris said, adding that the U.S. government is working to mitigate the effects.

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Reason

First World Problems

Asian-American communities are full of stark divisions—including splits over whether to see themselves as "Asian Americans" in the first place.

Liverpool Echo

Woman wanted to find the Beatles but found 'Mick from Liverpool'

Janice Mitchell came to England from America to chase The Beatles and fell in love after a 23-day whirlwind romance

Salon

Adlai Stevenson and the bomb

When most Americans were overdosed on Cold War propaganda, a two-time presidential loser made a difference

Daily Record

Richard Madeley blasts 'rudest man' Prince Andrew as a 'high-handed and entitled bully'

It was revealed this week, that the Prince has now reached an out of court settlement with accuser Virginia Giuffre after she filed a civil sex claim in America.

ABC News

C’mon C’mon reimagines Joaquin Phoenix as an introspective radio producer who interviews kids about the future

In Mike Mills's gentle, humanist drama C'mon C'mon, a public-radio producer seeks out to interview young people across America about their hopes and fears for the future — while unexpectedly saddled with a pint-sized travelling companion.

The Guardian - US

‘We’re in danger of forgetting’: congressman’s warning 80 years after Japanese American incarceration

Congressman Mark Takano, whose family was forced into camps, calls for vigilance amid ‘nefarious nostalgia’

Tribune News Service

Mexico’s top diplomat urges US to manage flow of migrants by creating legal pathways for entry

MEXICO CITY — Mexico’s top diplomat for North America is calling on the U.S. to do “a better job” of managing rising immigration by, in part, creating more legal pathways into the U.S. for migrants who otherwise face an increasingly perilous journey at the hands of organized crime.

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