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US labor reshuffle has more room to run, fueling higher wages

The pandemic spurred a historic change in consumer demand, pushing up wages and reshuffling America’s workforce in a way that’s unlikely to reverse anytime soon.

Tribune News Service · Mar 30, 2022

From Olivia to Bruno to H.E.R., Filipino American artists enjoy a breakout year at Grammys

LOS ANGELES — Growing up as a biracial Black and Filipina musician, singer-songwriter H.E.R. could count on a few things her two cultures shared.

Los Angeles Times · Mar 30, 2022

Let Ukrainian Refugees In

And don't close the door behind them.

Reason · Mar 30, 2022

He Disarmed a Gun-Wielding Menace in a San Jose Taqueria. Then the Cops Shot Him.

Plus: Russia update, literary censorship, myths about American workers, and more...

Reason · Mar 30, 2022

James Corden makes Will Smith dig as he wades in on Chris Rock 'slap' drama

James Corden addressed Will Smith hitting Chris Rock at Sunday's Oscars during his Late Late Show in America

Chronicle Live · Mar 30, 2022

American trick for making tea that could cut £35 off your energy bills

The best way to cut your bills is a lot of simple changes that save a small amount each, the kettle trick is one you can try

Wales Online · Mar 30, 2022

David Ellis reviews Passyunk Avenue: In the good time game not the good taste game this Philly dive bar is a riot

So American one might briefly wonder if it’s a send-up, this diner is nevertheless a hoot, says David Ellis

Evening Standard · Mar 30, 2022

The battle for your toilet paper is on

Early in the pandemic, toilet paper shortages pushed weary Americans to the fringes.

Tribune News Service · Mar 30, 2022

The Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals were once the best soccer team in America. Now, they’re working to save war victims

PHILADELPHIA -- Back in their heyday in the 1960s, when there was no better soccer team in America, when their dominance on the field was a Philly-sized thumb in the eyes of Soviet oppressors, the Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals were known to many of their fans simply as “Nasha Druzhyna.”

The Philadelphia Inquirer · Mar 30, 2022

America’s first missing person hotline for Indigenous women is a 'moment in history', families say

In parts of the US, Native women are 10 times more likely to disappear, writes Andrew Buncombe

The Independent UK · Mar 29, 2022