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(From the Archives, April 27) Russia curious about American life

Moscow, April 25: The questions came fast: What’s the cheapest car in America? Are there many serv

The Hindu

Can billionaire celebrity Mark Cuban fix America’s broken health system?

The celebrity investor has teamed up with a soft-spoken radiologist to tackle the USA’s healthcare crisis – and he has drug industry middlemen squarely in his sights, reports Io Dodds

The Independent UK

GTA 6 shouldn’t have an American lead character

The GTA games are at their best when they’re showing us America through foreign eyes.

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6 stars who struggled in MLS as Gonzalo Higuain sends 'cigar' warning to Luis Suarez

The former Real Madrid striker has issued his fellow South American with some advice before a potential move to the MLS from La Liga titans Atletico Madrid this summer

Daily Mirror

Putin Gets What He Didn’t Want: Ukraine Army Closer to West

The longer Ukraine's army fends off the invading Russians, the more it absorbs the advantages of Western weaponry and training - exactly the transformation President Vladimir Putin wanted to prevent by invading in the first place. The list of arms flowing to Ukraine is long and growing longer. It includes…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Don Winslow: We need Trump behind bars

The bestselling novelist on his new book, his return to working-class New England and the ending of the Trump saga

Salon

Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra Organized by Met, Polish Operas

The Metropolitan Opera and the Polish National Opera are organizing a Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra to tour Europe and America from July 28 to Aug.

Asharq Al-Awsat

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The world lost 6 revolutionary composers within a year. How LA, and only LA, is paying tribute

LOS ANGELES — When Harrison Birtwistle died last week at 87, he became the sixth pioneering composer who came to prominence in the 1960s that we lost in less than nine months. This uncompromising British modernist, along with Holland's most important composer, Louis Andriessen, and Americans Frederic Rzewski, George Crumb,…

Los Angeles Times

Living with Children: The many monkey wrenches of 'parenting'

America entered what I call the Age of Parenting Enlightenment around 1970. That was the year, or thereabouts, when parents stopped listening to their elders about childrearing matters and began instead listening to people with capital letters after their names. The people in question were enlightened, supposedly, by having attended…

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Americans are united in wanting Congress to rein in Big Tech’s power over news publishing

Thousands of local papers have shuttered their doors in recent years, and those surviving are facing unprecedented challenges in remaining both economically viable and as the lifeblood of their communities.

Chicago Tribune

America’s lopsided China strategy: all guns and no butter

Facing criticism that its approach focuses too much on defence, the administration is preparing an economic plan for the Indo-Pacific

Financial Times

5 Best And Worst States To Charge Your Electric Car

Electric vehicle sales in America are growing at such a rate that the available charging stations that cradle the emerging sector are lacking in some states.

Benzinga

Jared Polis: The Most Libertarian Governor in America?

The Colorado Democrat supports abortion rights, school choice, letting kids play unsupervised, an end to COVID-19 overreach, and an income tax rate of "zero."

Reason

Self-proclaimed ‘socialist’ to ‘red pill’ anti-lockdown crusader: What are Elon Musk’s politics and does he back Trump?

The Tesla and SpaceX tycoon has donated to both parties and attacked everyone from Joe Biden through Donald Trump to trade unions and ‘pronouns’, but underneath it all there is a consistent ideology, writes Io Dodds

The Independent UK

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Salon

Is Trump getting weaker? Forget it

Mainstream media is hooked on the narrative that Trump's influence is fading. It's nowhere near that simple

Evening Standard

FTSE 100: Markets tumble across the globe on China and Germany fears

Markets tumbled across the globe today on fears China is heading for a sharp slowdown and the expectation that America is poised to ratchet up interest rates.

Chicago Tribune

Why we need information literacy classes for students

Fifty years ago, the national networks CBS, ABC and NBC dominated television screens in America and were the primary way voters obtained information: Each network, along with newspapers and radio, told its audience facts first, and all agreed on what the facts were. That meant Americans had a shared understanding…

The Guardian - US

‘A PhD in my brother’: Valerie Biden Owens on the Joe she knows

In her newly published memoir, Growing Up Biden, the president’s sister pays tribute in a moving portrait of sibling love

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The Times of India

India is bound by one culture, says Amit Shah in Puducherry

PUDUCHERRY: Culture was the common thread that bound citizens across the country, said Union home minister Amit Shah in Puducherry on Sunday. Addressing the 150th birth anniversary celebrations of revolutionary freedom fighter-turned-spiritual guru Sri Aurobindo, organized by the Sri Aurobindo Society, Shah said India was the only geo-cultural country in…

Salon

Why American parents love "Old Enough!"

The show is the antithesis of "helicopter parenting" — and a reminder of how unsafe American pedestrians are today

Reason

A New History of the Old Right

In the American right, populism has always been lurking in the shadows.

Radio France Internationale

American Kelly Reichardt to be feted at Cannes with coveted Carrosse d’Or

Kelly Reichardt will be awarded the Carrosse d’Or award on 18 May in Cannes, during the Directors’ Fortnight’s opening ceremony. The American filmmaker’s latest opus "Showing Up" is also running in the main competition.

The Guardian - UK

In this new age of empire, the west has no need to conquer. Money and coercion do the job

Britain’s refugee deal with Rwanda is just the latest example of how rich nations extend their sovereignty by getting the poor to do their bidding

Daily Mirror

Molly-Mae Hague spills on Tommy Fury's burger obsession and fear of watching him fight

Love Island couple Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury will be hitting the burger joints on holiday in America to toast his boxing victory and his 23rd birthday

Daily Mirror

Piers Morgan claims Sharon Osbourne was axed from The Talk for 'having an opinion'

Sharon Osbourne left her position on American talk show The View last year, following a heated on-air conversation about race, in addition to accusations of racist comments that led to an internal investigation by CBS

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