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Commentary: How Toni Morrison’s use of the prefix ‘re-’ captures our complicated racial history

On March 10, as part of a wave of similar moves by states across the country, the Florida legislature passed what supporters are calling the “Stop WOKE Act,” a bill limiting what workplaces and schools can teach about race and identity, with special emphasis on discussions that could cause others…

Chicago Tribune

‘A trailblazer’: political leaders pay tribute to Madeleine Albright

Obama, Bush, Blair and others hail first female secretary of state: ‘She lived out the American dream’

The Guardian - US

Madeleine Albright, 1st female US secretary of state, dies

President Bill Clinton chose Albright as America’s top diplomat in 1996, and she served in that capacity for the last four years of the Clinton administration.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Why China Hasn't Condemned Russia: American-Led Sanctions Against Russia For Its Invasion Of Ukraine Are Fueling A Global Realignment.

"The friendship of the peoples of China and the Soviet Union is everlasting." 1967 Sino-Soviet propaganda poster (via Soviet Visuals).

Benzinga

Man told Amess suspect: This isn’t America – you’re not getting shot by police

Vivid testimony from witness Darren King was played to jurors at the Old Bailey.

The Independent UK

Madeleine Albright, first female US secretary of state, dies at 84 – as it happened

Albright served as the senior US diplomat in the administration of Bill Clinton from 1997 to 2001 – follow the latest

The Guardian - US

Where to start with: Cormac McCarthy

Heard people raving about the American novelist and want to know what all the fuss is about? This handy guide might just help you get stuck in

The Guardian - UK

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Administration faces risks in decision on public health emergency - Roll Call

The administration is under pressure to end the public health emergency but doing so could take away insurance for millions of Americans.

Roll Call

It's science: Trump voters are dumb

Now there's proof: Trump's voters lack "cognitive sophistication," often believe Bible is literal word of God

Salon

Review: 'Seeking Fortune Elsewhere,' by Sindya Bhanoo

Sindya Bhanoo illuminates the inner lives of women in India and America in this winning debut collection.

Tribune News Service

A tale of two Covid Americas: can the US unite behind a pandemic strategy?

As health authorities brace for another coronavirus wave, the US is still deeply divided over its pandemic future – even as most states relax restrictions

The Guardian - US

US axes Donald Trump's tariffs on British steel in lifeline for thousands of UK jobs

Duties of 25% on British exports to America will be scrapped from June - four years after they were imposed by former President Donald Trump. But Tory ministers were accused of 'dither and delay'

Daily Mirror

JPMorgan Chase CEO pushes Biden for domestic energy "Marshall Plan"

Dimon told Biden that more gas production is needed both for Europe and America's energy security.

Axios

Are doomsday gardens here to stay?

With little to do, Americans spent more on gardening during the pandemic. Was it a fad?

Salon

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Benzinga

Carl Icahn On The Fallout Of Corporate America: 'There Very Well Could Be A Recession Or Worse'

The markets on Tuesday continued to build on the recovery staged last week, but longtime activist investor Carl Icahn isn't buying the action. "I think there very well could be a recession or even worse," Icahn said Tuesday on CNBC's "Closing Bell: Overtime."

Los Angeles Times

Aaron Lewis on Tucker Carlson, 'idiotic' Biden and 'all this racism that appeared out of nowhere'

Ninety minutes or so into a recent conversation, Aaron Lewis had worked himself into enough of a lather on the topic of Anthony Fauci that he had to stop for a second, as though suddenly he could envision his words in print.

Chicago Sun-Times

People of conscience must stand up against hate

Asian Americans are not alone when it comes to hate crimes, Hate crimes against Black Americans are also up. The Jewish community reported a record number of hate crimes. In Chicago, gay men were the most targeted.

Reason

America's Most Controversial Rent Control Law Is Getting a Hasty Makeover

A collapse in new development activity followed St. Paul voters' approval of a strict, vaguely written rent control ordinance. City and state officials are scrambling over how best to fix the new law.

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The Conversation

An expert on trends in gun sales and gun violence in pandemic America

Gun sales have risen in recent years, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. On Feb. 28, 2022, SciLine interviewed Garen Wintemute – an emergency medicine physician at the University of California, Davis, Medical Center and director of the California Firearm Violence Research Center – about what’s driving this change and what…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Will Bunch: America has a New York Times-doesn't-get-the-First Amendment problem

It may be the most classic bit during the nine-season run of the iconic TV sitcom "Seinfeld": The time that Jerry shows up at the airport car rental place with his reservation, only to be told there aren't any cars. Like every other annoying aspect of everyday life, the mishap…

The Guardian - US

‘We have failed’: how California’s homelessness catastrophe is worsening

A new Guardian US series reports on a seemingly intractable crisis, and hears from those living on the edge in one of America’s richest states

The Guardian - UK

‘My subjects feel special – most of the time’: Judith Joy Ross on her sensual portraits

Hailed by some as the world’s greatest living portrait photographer, the American artist forges connections with people you might not normally notice

Chicago Sun-Times

8 takeaways from Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court confirmation hearing

Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Dick Durbin, D-Ill., said Jackson, the first Black female Supreme Court nominee, is “a living witness to the fact that, in America, all is possible.”

The Guardian - US

Ketanji Brown Jackson speaks at her confirmation hearing – finally

Nominee talked of ‘historic chance’ to be the first Black woman on supreme court – but first she had to listen to a lot of white men

The Independent UK

Pro-Trump Senate hopeful Mo Brooks says he will ‘fire’ Mitch McConnell if he’s elected

‘America can’t afford a Senate leader who is a weak-kneed, debt-junkie, open-border RINO Republican’

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