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Racial unity still a focus years after N.C. church merger

More than five years after a Black congregation merged with a mostly white North Carolina church, members of The Refuge Church continue striving to be an example of unity and racial reconciliation in the American South

The Independent UK

What do students’ beliefs about God have to do with grades and going to college?

In America, the demographic circumstances of a child’s birth substantially shape academic success. Sociologists have spent decades studying how factors beyond students’ control – including the race, wealth and ZIP code of their parents – affect their educational opportunities and achievement.

The Conversation

The Historic Meeting between Saudi King Abdulaziz, US President Roosevelt

Every year on February 14, the Saudis and Americans remember the first meeting that brought together King Abdulaziz bin Abdul Rahman with then US President Franklin Roosevelt in the Great Bitter Lake in the Suez Canal. The historic meeting was known as the Quincy Summit or the Quincy Meeting, in…

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Bank of America leads $20 million investment in London fintech Banked

One of America’s biggest banks has invested in a Londonfintech startup elbowing its way into the fiercely competitive online payments market.

Evening Standard

GOP is openly fascist: So what now?

Are we so numb we can't see what just happened? Republicans don't even pretend to believe in democracy anymore

Salon

Faye Flam: Mask mandates were a good idea that didn’t work

States across the U.S. have dropped their mask mandates this month, worrying Americans who think they’re still needed and cheering people who are ready to go “back to normal.” Both groups need to take a deep breath: Dropping mask mandates isn’t the same thing as ignoring COVID-19.

Tribune News Service

Arkansas jail’s ivermectin experiments recall historical medical abuse of imprisoned minorities

The exploitation reflects America’s longstanding history of medically abusing vulnerable communities of color

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FTSE 100 Live: Ukraine fears trigger market slide, oil at $95 a barrel

European stock markets have fallen sharply as investors react to America's warning of an imminent Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Evening Standard

Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber spotted enjoying a double date at Super Bowl 2022

The stars were out in force to take in America's biggest sporting event of the year and pals Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber took in the action with their other halves in a plush box

Daily Mirror

Standoff with Russia over Ukraine heads into most tense week yet

WASHINGTON — Tensions over Russia’s military buildup near Ukraine are entering a potentially decisive week, with the U.S. warning an invasion may be imminent and President Vladimir Putin accusing America of failing to meet his demands.

Tribune News Service

Louis Theroux’s Forbidden America review: a sinister warning about the far right

Theroux has made an essential film that shows how worried we should be about the internet fringes infecting the mainstream

Evening Standard

Super Bowl 2022 isn’t just about sports – it’s the battle between red and blue America

From the place they play, to the team owners, the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals represent two divergent parts of the country, writes Eric Garcia

The Independent UK

Fascist counterrevolution and "ethicide"

Jan. 6 was only one symptom of the brutal assault on morality, history and justice. It's time to fight back

Salon

From campus to Congress, colleges urged to end legacy boost

America’s elite colleges are facing growing calls to end the decades-old tradition of giving an admissions boost to the relatives of alumni

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Beware of this deadly mix: oligarchic economics and racist, nationalist populism

A treacherous alliance is growing that will undermine democratic institutions in the US and elsewhere

The Independent UK

For Asian American women, Olympics reveal a harsh duality

Across two pandemic Olympics set in Asian countries, Asian American woman fronting the Games have encountered a whiplashing duality — prized on the global stage for their medal-winning talent, buffeted by the escalating crisis of racist abuse at home

Tribune News Service

US sees China watching Ukraine crisis as proxy for Taiwan

WASHINGTON — The Biden administration increasingly believes that China is gauging the U.S. response to the Ukraine crisis as a proxy for how America would deal with more aggressive action by Beijing against Taiwan, according to three senior officials.

Tribune News Service

Biden-Putin call is inconclusive even as tensions over Ukraine jump

WASHINGTON — The leaders of the U.S. and Russia held an hourlong call on Saturday that made little apparent headway, with President Joe Biden warning again of “severe costs” for any invasion of Ukraine and Russian President Vladimir Putin accusing America of failing to provide him with the security assurances…

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Real Housewives fans 'gutted' as star quits to find fame in America

The reality star is ready for a 'new chapter'

The Independent UK

Senator Rand Paul says he’s ‘all for’ American truckers blockading the Super Bowl and DC

‘It’d be a nice change. We’d actually have some traffic’

The Conversation

How Russia hooked Europe on its oil and gas – and overcame US efforts to prevent energy dependence on Moscow

The Biden administration hopes its threat of “severe economic consequences” deters Russia from invading Ukraine – an event Americans officials say could be imminent.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Afghans Protest US Order to Give $3.5B to 9/11 Victims

Demonstrators in Afghanistan’s capital Saturday condemned President Joe Biden’s order freeing up $3.5 billion in Afghan assets held in the US for families of America’s 9/11 victims — saying the money belongs to Afghans. Protesters who gathered outside Kabul's grand Eid Gah mosque asked America for financial compensation for the…

The Independent UK

‘I got a fresh start’: How ‘clean slate’ laws help millions of formerly incarcerated people start over

Roughly one third of working Americans have some kind of criminal record, which often puts barriers in the way of accessing housing and employment

Salon

The "pain gap" persists in health care

"The Pain Gap" author Anushay Hossain on how healthcare shortchanges women — and how to fix it

Manchester Evening News

How to watch Louis Theroux's latest series Forbidden America exploring the 'most controversial' corners of the USA

Theroux said the series was 'tough to make', and features 'scenes and confrontations that are shocking and upsetting'

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