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4th July Independence Day 2023: What is it and why is it celebrated?

Everything you need to know about Independence Day

Evening Standard

White House Welcomes $700M Private US Investments In EV Charging

The largest private investment highlighted by the Biden Administration is the $450 million from Siemens and VW Group to expand Electrify America's network.

InsideEVs

With Coke and Pepsi out, Russian company says it's time for Cola Chernogolovka

With Coke and Pepsi having suspended sales in Russia, the makers of Cola Chernogolovka hope to slake the thirsts of Russians including at big American fast food chains.

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Jake Paul demands Tommy Fury gets his "f****** visa" to ensure fight goes ahead

Paul and Fury's second fight date now looks to be in jeopardy after the Brit was refused access to America, which forced the pair to cancel their scheduled New York press conference today

Daily Mirror

Wimbledon 2022: Ryan Peniston’s third-round hopes dashed in Steve Johnson defeat

Ryan Peniston’s hopes of reaching the third round on Wimbledon debut were dashed as he was beaten in straight sets by America’s Steve Johnson on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

What she told us (we already knew)

It was one of the most dramatic days of testimony in American history. And it shouldn't have surprised anyone

Salon

A Ukraine reboot / Liberty, undone: Inside the 1 July Guardian Weekly

Putin, the war and the west; America’s abortion ban

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The Kingdom of Sand by Andrew Holleran review – sex and solitude

A wistful, witty meditation on a gay man’s twilight years and the twilight of America

The Guardian - UK

"Hardening" schools is conceding defeat

Hardening schools and arming teachers is the wrong approach to rising gun violence, Air Force vet writes

Salon

Commentary: The day Roe went away, one to remember

We will remember June 24, 2022. It will stand as one of the most consequential days in Supreme Court history. Americans will remember this day as when the court overruled Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey.

Chicago Tribune

Editorial: High voter turnout is a symptom of polarization, not a cure

Conventional wisdom holds that America’s democratic norms are withering. It also asserts that high voter turnout signifies a healthy democracy. So does a record high voter turnout for this May’s midterm primary election mean American democracy is in better shape than it seems?

Tribune News Service

With climate change, we must resist the quick fix on oil supplies

Why is it that climate-change deniers are so quick to speak up when the weather is cold and icy, but become as mute as a mime when America is suffering from record heat?

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Brainwashed: A New History of Thought Control by Daniel Pick review

This brilliant exploration of psychological manipulation takes in both Mao’s China and the American dream

The Guardian - UK

2023 Ford Everest Spied Testing In The US

But most likely, it is not coming to America.

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Three Georgia Bulldogs named Walter Camp Preseason All-Americans

Three Dawgs made the preseason first team

Chicago Sun-Times

Why bother voting?

My vote is a heartfelt cry for a better America, a prayer to democracy, a sign of faith in a system too often warped, twisted, misused and perverted by every form of gerrymandering and suppression imaginable.

The Guardian - US

Trevor Noah on end of Roe v Wade: ‘A horrifying thing to be faced with’

Late-night hosts respond to the supreme court overturning 50 years of precedent and criticize Democratic leadership’s performative response

The Conversation

Cooking with ‘dirty’ fuels affects women’s mental health

About 2.6 billion people – nearly half of the global population, most of them in Africa, Asia and central and south America – rely on biomass fuels, like wood and charcoal, or kerosene to cook meals, heat and light their homes.

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Daily Mirror

Tommy Fury stopped from travelling to US for Jake Paul press conference

Tommy Fury was due to come face to face with Jake Paul this week ahead of their Madison Square Garden fight but has been unable to travel to America for the press conference

Evening Standard

Tech & Science Daily: Why American women are swapping period apps

Plus, the hologram patients designed for medical students

The Conversation

The impact of Christian purity culture is still being felt – including in Britain

In the 1990s and 2000s, a Christian movement now known as “purity culture” reached its height. Purity culture was most significant in America, and since the noughties, it has gradually faded from cultural prominence. Its impact, though, is global and ongoing.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Memoirs of Late Prime Minister Saeb Salam (Part 2): The Americans Secured Arafat’s Protection as He Left Beirut

The second episode of the memoirs of late Lebanese Prime Minister Saeb Salam talks about the Israeli invasion in the summer of 1982, where Salam says that under the bombardment and raids, he felt as if “the gates of hell were wide open.” Salam reviewed the contacts he made with…

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: How to move forward after the destruction of Roe v. Wade

There are virtually no precedents in American law in which a right — declared fundamental by the Supreme Court — was erased. While the court has overhauled constitutional protections before, the complete retraction of the right to abortion sets the nation on a course it has never seen.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Republicans are banning books about historical truths their own leaders have apologized for

On a recent outing my wife and I took in a touring exhibit from the Smithsonian Institution titled “Righting a Wrong.” Within the modest confines of a single room at the Minnesota History Center in St. Paul, the exhibit conveyed an epic tragedy: the incarceration of 120,000 Japanese Americans and…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Hundreds from across the globe now calling Philly home celebrate World Refugee Day at the zoo

PHILADELPHIA — The trail between the zebra and giraffe enclosures at the Philadelphia Zoo was filled with chatter in different languages — including Ukrainian, Burmese, Swahili, and Pashto. About 300 people from all over the world and of various ages had come together Sunday at America’s first zoo to celebrate…

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