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‘We have to take a first step’: inside the fight for reparations in America

In a new documentary, politicians and activists work to build a program to pay back Black Americans for the lasting legacy of slavery, racism and discrimination

The Guardian - US

What’s on TV this week: 'The Last of Us,' 'Night Court,' 'That '90s Show' and more

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Los Angeles Times

What’s on TV this week: 'Mayfair Witches,' CFP title game, Golden Globe Awards and more

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Los Angeles Times

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Edward Norton says it is ‘uncomfortable’ to discover his ancestors were slave owners

‘It’s not a judgement on your and your own life but it’s a judgement on the history of this country,’ says Norton

The Independent UK

New rules in 2023? This is what you need to know about the changes from New Year's Day

January 1 brings some good news for savings on child care, cheaper medicines, help for home owners who are looking to downsize and a boost in welfare payments. Here's what else you need to know about what's changing from today.

ABC News

New year rings in federal policy changes

Federal policy changes taking effect on January 1 range from increased fines to cheaper medicine under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.

AAP

Asthma drug to relieve 'lifelong lockdown'

A new addition to the PBS is slated to help the country's most severe asthmatics, giving them three medicines in one in an Australian-first aerosol inhaler.

AAP

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Cost of living relief: January 1 changes to make medicines and home care cheaper

The New Year is fast approaching and thanks to changes that will take effect January 1 families will be able to access cost of living relief.

The New Daily

As some experts and long-COVID sufferers call for antivirals to be more accessible, others say the science isn't proven yet

Some long COVID sufferers are paying thousands of dollars for COVID-19 antivirals, hoping they will lessen their symptoms during reinfections. While some experts say it's time to allow more Australia access to subsidised medications, others say more research is needed.

ABC News

Sarajevo’s agony echoes as Ukraine braces for a dark winter

Russia’s repeated attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure have left millions of civilians in the cold and the dark

The Independent UK

What’s on TV this week: 'Dionne Warwick: Don’t Make Me Over,' 'America’s Got Talent: All-Stars,' 'Will Trent' and more

Sunday

Los Angeles Times

How to party on New Year's Eve with Miley Cyrus and Lizzo

It's finally safe to ring in the new year with company, to battle traffic on a frigid night, put up with raucous revelers and fork over part of your kid's college fund for a glass of Champagne.

Tribune News Service

TV Tinsel: 'All Creatures Great and Small' returns to the English countryside for Season 3

Oftentimes actors need to negotiate some scary maneuver that they’re really not prepared for. That happened to Samuel West, who’s co-starring in PBS’ “All Creatures Great and Small,” which returns on Jan. 8.

Tribune News Service

New this week: 'White Noise,' 21 Savage and Kennedy Honors

This week’s new entertainment releases include a streaming concert from 21 Savage, a Netflix film starring Adam Driver made from Don DeLillo’s 1985 novel “White Noise” and a movie marathon on Turner Classic Movies featuring the martini-swilling detectives Nick and Nora Charles from “The Thin Man.”

The Independent UK

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PM Modi's Views On Nuclear Weapons Impacted Russia Amid Ukraine War: CIA Chief

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's views on the use of nuclear weapons had an impact on the Russians and could well have averted a global disaster in the context of the Ukraine war. Read on for details:

Inverse

What is artificial banana flavor made of? A food neuroscientist reveals the truth

The real story of artificial banana flavor comes down to one molecule, and may predate bananas in the U.S.

ABC News

Semaglutide is causing a social media frenzy. So what is it?

It is not a a viral meme, but a drug that is an injectable medication — originally designed to treat diabetes — that has left those who need it waiting until next year for resupply.

Los Angeles Times

What’s on TV this week: '1923,' 'Emily in Paris,' 'Jack Ryan,' 'Glass Onion' and more

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TV Tinsel: Screens merry and bright with holiday specials now through Christmas

That infernal clock keeps ticking as the days speed by till Christmas. While the kiddies may have visions of sugar plums dancing in their craniums, it’s another question for harried parents. But there is help on the way. Television promises sleighs full of colorful programming to keep the tykes occupied…

The Independent UK

New this week: 'Banshees,' Whitney Houston, 'High on Life'

This week’s new entertainment releases include an album from rapper Ab-Soul, the irreverent shoot-’em-up video game “High on Life” and rising comedian Atsuko Okatsuka debuts her first HBO comedy special called “The Intruder.”

Los Angeles Times

What’s on TV this week: 'Kindred,' 'National Treasure: Edge of History,' 'Love for the Ages' and more

Sunday

Los Angeles Times

Lynn Nottage on 'MJ' and 'sustaining the complexity' in her dramatic works

LOS ANGELES — Playwright Lynn Nottage has been making up for lost time. After the lengthy pandemic pause, she had three productions running simultaneously in New York this year.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bob McGrath, ‘Sesame Street’ cast member, dies at 90

One of the show’s original performers, Illinois native acted and sang on the groundbreaking children’s PBS series for 45 seasons.

Tribune News Service

TV shows to watch this week: Americans search abroad for true love in new dating series

'Love Without Borders'

The Conversation

Labour sounds like the Tories on immigration – but its policy goes back to its trade union roots

Keir Starmer has given a glimpse of what immigration policy could look like under a Labour government. Speaking to the Confederation for British Industry, the party leader’s key message was about reducing the UK’s dependency on migrant labour.

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