What Old-Time Saloons Tell Us About the Pandemic's Damage Killing barroom social networks kills innovation. Reason · Apr 16, 2022
Corporate America's abortion two-step There is an ongoing disconnect between Corporate America's professed principles and its pocketbook Salon · Apr 16, 2022
'She cried for a full five days and nights, she just looked in so much pain' The story of a two-year-old battling cancer no parent should ever have to tell 'She cried for a full five days and nights, she just looked in so much pain and she had been being sick for more than 40 days' Wales Online · Apr 16, 2022
Jackie Robinson’s legacy: ‘He changed a country,’ and is still relevant 75 years later PHILADELPHIA — When Jackie Robinson stepped out on to Ebbets Field in 1947 in the alabaster Brooklyn Dodgers uniform, “American apartheid flashed into view like wicked lightning,” in the words of author Roger Kahn. A tempest of change had arrived and its impact would be felt across America extending way… The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 15, 2022
Modest-income buyers being priced out of new-vehicle market Two years after the pandemic tore through the economy, America’s auto market looks something like this: Prices are drastically up The Independent UK · Apr 15, 2022
Dianne Feinstein and the Dangers of Gerontocracy Plus: Wikipedia vs. crypto, Elon Musk takes on Twitter, and more... Reason · Apr 15, 2022
Ozark A show about an American heartland scourged by black-market drugs, vice, politics, and bureaucratic power Reason · Apr 15, 2022
Black Americans get worse sleep — a study says the problem is getting worse According to a new study, Black Americans have consistently gotten worse sleep than their white counterparts. Now scientists are trying to tease apart why this is. Inverse · Apr 15, 2022
It's time to nationalize fossil fuel Un-American, you say? Tell that to FDR, Nixon, Reagan, Bush and Obama, who all nationalized major industries Salon · Apr 15, 2022
A Northumberland hotel's unique link to the Titanic which has attracted tourists from China to America The historic White Swan Hotel in Alnwick houses the original fittings from the first-class dining room of the Titanic's sister ship Chronicle Live · Apr 15, 2022
GOP ‘groomer’ smears are sparking a new wave of anti-LGBT+ violence: ‘This is going to lead to tragedy’ As American conservatives wield baseless accusations of ‘grooming’ against political opponents, trans and gay people say they have been harassed or attacked by strangers shouting the same words, Io Dodds and Alex Woodward report The Independent UK · Apr 14, 2022
Coachella 2022: Everything you need to know about this year's fest LOS ANGELES — The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, America's preeminent music festival and the de facto start of the summer concert season, is finally back this weekend after two years of COVID-19 pandemic delays, safety policy changes and months of headliner tumult. Los Angeles Times · Apr 14, 2022
All Americans Should Watch Old Enough!, a Netflix Show About Free-Range Japanese 3-Year-Olds In Japan, even very young children are seen as capable. Reason · Apr 14, 2022
Ukraine war: while most Americans express outrage, Putin's spell continues to hang over Republicans A majority of US citizens across parties now condemn Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine and support the sanctions adopted by the Biden administration. However, talk of unanimity would be stretching it. The Republican Party is a case in point, as Donald Trump and a good number of his supporters continue to… The Conversation · Apr 14, 2022
Reason · Apr 14, 2022 The Feds Wasted 66,000 Green Cards in the Middle of a Worker Shortage The immigration bureaucracy is worsening one of the tightest labor markets in recent American history.
Autosport · Apr 14, 2022 Espargaro “wants to forget everything” about Aprilia’s COTA MotoGP bike Aleix Espargaro says he wants “to forget everything” about the Aprilia MotoGP bike he used during the Americas Grand Prix weekend as COTA is “not a normal track”.
Evening Standard · Apr 14, 2022 Students are being bled dry by loans. Does Britain hate the young? It is a scandal that happened gradually, inch by inch, often dwarfed by other stories. Until quite recently university fees in this country mirrored those in Europe, where students either attend free or for a relatively small charge. But in the past decades we have been lurching towards a system…
Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 13, 2022 Biden’s trailblazing federal judicial picks: Asian American, Hispanic nominees for Chicago spots Sens. Durbin and Duckworth said John Lee and Nancy Maldonado will bring “demographic and professional diversity that will strengthen our federal bench.”
The Guardian - US · Apr 13, 2022 Wealthiest Americans pay just 3.4% of income in taxes, investigation reveals Tax records from 2014 to 2018, analysed by ProPublica, show 25 Americans collectively earned $401bn but paid just $13.6bn
Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 13, 2022 State of Black America? Grim, National Urban League says; ‘wealth disparity has gotten wider’ ‘What it tells me is that this institutional disparity based on race seems to be built into American society,’ says Marc Morial, the organization’s president.
Daily Mirror · Apr 13, 2022 Boxing fans in America must pay $70 to watch Tyson Fury take on Dillian Whyte The world heavyweight title fight between Fury and Whyte will air in the afternoon for most American viewers, who will have to fork out more than double the price of British fans
Benzinga · Apr 13, 2022 Rewriting The Cannabis Narrative In Colombia: Part 1 For decades, Colombia has borne the burden of America’s foreign drug policy. The public imagination has long been associated with the legacy of narco-trafficking violence perpetrated by Pablo Escobar, the Medellin cartel, and the Cali Cartel.
The Independent UK · Apr 13, 2022 Homebuyers stymied by fewer homes, high prices, rising rates America’s housing market has grown increasingly frenzied, and prices are out of reach for many buyers, especially first-timers
The Guardian - US · Apr 13, 2022 Extremists like Marjorie Taylor Greene are the future of the Republican party It’s impossible to understand American politics without grappling in earnest with why Greene’s extremism is widely seen as justified on the right
Reason · Apr 13, 2022 Travis Peterson on America's Afghan Allies America has wrongly abandoned thousands of Afghan allies who had been promised Special Immigrant Visas. Now, private citizens, veterans, and government personnel are trying to get them out.