America's homeless ranks graying as more retire on streets America's homeless population is graying The Independent UK · Apr 10, 2022
The USSR's golden age of science If not for the scientists working for the Russia-led Soviet Union, America would be much worse off today Salon · Apr 10, 2022
Biden needs to start going after large corporations if he wants to win again Working Americans – many of whom voted for Trump in 2016 and 2020 – are being shafted. Biden needs to deliver for them now or risk losing The Guardian - US · Apr 10, 2022
Inside the world of Barrie Jones, the bareknuckle boxing star who's become a sensation in America Welshman Barrie recently became a huge hit in the States and is a star of bareknuckle boxing Wales Online · Apr 10, 2022
Money and morals. Psaki is just the latest to swap White House for cable TV Summer switch to cable news likely to sharpen perception in America that both sides are just really in it for the money The Guardian - US · Apr 10, 2022
Will Donald Trump run for president in 2024? He teases NC crowd during rally SELMA, N.C. — Former President Donald Trump teased a crowd in North Carolina on Saturday about running for a second term in 2024 as he urged voters to elect “America First Republicans” this year. Tribune News Service · Apr 10, 2022
The group chat as a sacred Black space It's where four of us speak without the white gaze or conservative Black glare beating down on our conversations Salon · Apr 9, 2022
Edinburgh entrepreneur launches clothing brand to help save endangered species Rod started the company with long time friend Colin McGraw after the pair met at university in America. They hope to combine their love for travel, fashion and animals through their joint venture. Edinburgh Live · Apr 9, 2022
MotoGP riders say COTA “safer” now after resurfacing, but doubts remain MotoGP riders agree the partially resurfaced Circuit of the Americas has made the track “safer”, but some doubt the fixes for 2022 will be a long-term solution. Autosport · Apr 9, 2022
MotoGP riders say COTA safer after resurfacing, but doubts remain MotoGP riders agree the partially resurfaced Circuit of the Americas has made the track “safer”, but some doubt the fixes for 2022 will be a long-term solution. Motorsport · Apr 9, 2022
Why the right wants to see naughty bits A panel of experts on conservative fascination with bodily functions — it's vicious, illogical and also revealing Salon · Apr 9, 2022
Scots mum's heartbreak as UK law stops teen daughter moving to America to join her family Tracy Anderson, from Aberdeen, is the non-birth mother of two young Scottish girls by artificial insemination while in a same-sex relationship with the children's birth mother. Daily Record · Apr 9, 2022
Tyler Cowen: What true conservatives should care most about If you are a true conservative — and I use the term not as Ted Cruz might, but in its literal sense, as in conserving what is of value in the modern world — then you should be obsessed with three threats to the most vital parts of our civilizational… Tribune News Service · Apr 8, 2022
COVID Stimulus Checks Worsened Inflation Four economists at the Federal Reserve say America's high rate of inflation relative to the rest of the world is the result of surging disposable income during the pandemic. Reason · Apr 8, 2022
Daily Record · Apr 8, 2022 Jesy Nelson discusses weight gain in America as she prepares her new music The former Little Mix singer says she's been unable to stop munching since she has been Stateside
Salon · Apr 8, 2022 Saving lives with zero-emission cars The American Lung Association report also estimates $1.2 trillion savings in health care costs
LiveScience · Apr 8, 2022 Jamestown colonists killed and ate the dogs of Indigenous Americans Archaeologists investigating Jamestown have discovered that colonists likely butchered and ate the dogs of Indigenous Americans.
The Guardian - US · Apr 8, 2022 We are witnessing the final days of reproductive freedom in America The bill – which makes abortion a felony – indicates that the state, like most legal observers, expects the US supreme court to overturn Roe
The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 8, 2022 Will Bunch: How Sacramento’s mass shooting killed the myth of ‘tough-on-crime’ prosecutors Anne Marie Schubert — the veteran district attorney for Sacramento County, covering California’s capital city — doesn’t quite fit the profile of the perfect guest for the right-wing Fox News Channel, after she ditched the GOP to become an independent during the presidency of Donald Trump. Yet she’s been on…
St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 8, 2022 Editorial: Oklahoma's new abortion law doesn't even pretend to adhere to Roe, setting up a showdown In the game of up-the-ante that Republican-controlled states are playing in their zeal to eradicate abortion rights, Oklahoma took the lead this week. Its new law doesn’t bother with heartbeat standards or clever enforcement mechanisms but just says it outright: Any doctor who performs any abortion at any time (other…
Birmingham Post · Apr 8, 2022 America's 'Great Resignation' and how Covid has changed its workplace The US economy is recovering but a staggering 4.4 million quit their jobs in February
Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 8, 2022 Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson gives us reason to hope Her confirmation was expected but still a joy to behold.
The Guardian - US · Apr 7, 2022 ‘So much joy’: Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation lauded as ray of hope Joe Biden speaks of ‘historic moment for our nation’ as Democrats give standing ovation after judge’s ascent to supreme court
Zenger · Apr 7, 2022 Two-thirds Of Americans Want To Know More About Their Family History A recent survey of 2,113 U.S. adults found that there is a massive knowledge gap in more recent family history.
The Guardian - US · Apr 7, 2022 I test-drove the all-electric Hummer. Can it win over America’s EV skeptics? A climate-friendly version of the macho, gas-guzzling pickup is aimed at obdurate devotees of US’s supersized car culture