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How long does it take to master a dish?

“Getting it right will bring you something — give you meaning, connect you to someone, grow roots."

Salon

Adam Schiff doubts Marjorie Taylor Greene could really have forgotten if she called for martial law to overturn election

‘It’s hard to imagine if you were calling for the imposition of martial law to overturn an election that you wouldn’t remember doing so’

The Independent UK

What to stream: If you can't get out, celebrate Earth Day at home with these docs

Earth Day falls on April 22, which also coincides with National Parks Week (April 16-24). If you’re not out there experiencing all that our national parks have to offer, there are still ways to explore and learn from the comfort of your home, with a variety of streaming programming celebrating…

Tribune News Service

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Chicago fitness trainer takes on Julia Child’s mission of making cooking less intimidating

Army vet Dustin Hogue makes the finals on Food Network show based on the PBS chef’s techniques.

Chicago Sun-Times

Charlie Rose reemerges with first interview since firings

The 80-year-old journalist said his chat with Warren Buffett was the first interview he had conducted in more than four years.

Chicago Sun-Times

Charlie Rose reemerges with first interview since firings

Journalist Charlie Rose has reemerged by posting an interview with investor Warren Buffett on his website — Rose's first public work since his career imploded in November 2017 after sexual misconduct charges

The Independent UK

Disgraced journalist Charlie Rose is back with a new interview with Warren Buffett

Disgraced journalist Charlie Rose is back conducting interviews — but this time it's for his own website.

Los Angeles Times

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As cost-of-living pressures bite, reset of Pharmaceuticals Benefits Scheme co-payments needed, experts say

Rick Parsons had two heart attacks and has type 2 diabetes, so taking regular medications are often all that stands between living and dying.

ABC News

New HIV treatment Cabenuva potential game changer for regional and remote Australians

An HIV drug that only needs to be administered six times a year, as opposed to every day, is added to the PBS — a potential game changer for regional and rural Australians living with the virus.

ABC News

Ben Franklin, pop culture darling

The founding father who keeps popping up (but was cut from “Hamilton”) is arguably our true national treasure

Salon

Fred Rogers Productions' 'Donkey Hodie' renewed for second season on PBS Kids

PITTSBURGH — Kids are going to have more hee-hawesome adventures coming their way this time next year.

Tribune News Service

Ken Burns on the flawed Ben Franklin

PBS' two-part documentary shows our country's most relatable Founding Father – statesman, inventor ... rascal

Salon

Less Bridgerton & Sanditon sex is better

Despite the public outcry, viewers of Regency-era dramas are fine with fewer sex scenes, if it means more romance

Salon

Labor has no plans to increase taxes on Australians if elected, Jim Chalmers says

Shadow treasurer moves to make Labor policy crystal clear after Coalition seizes on ambiguity in Anthony Albanese’s comments

The Guardian - AU

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The Independent UK

New this week: Camila Cabello, Tony Hawk and 'Tokyo Vice'

This week’s new entertainment releases include Camila Cabello's third album, a documentary about the life of professional skateboarder Tony Hawk, and Ansel Elgort and Ken Watanabe starring in “Tokyo Vice,” a HBO Max crime drama

The Conversation

What is the PBS safety net and is it really the best way to cut the cost of medicines?

Earlier access to free or cheaper medicines is on the cards, after a federal budget announcement made earlier this week.

ABC News

Josh Frydenberg let the figures fly during the budget speech. Here's what you need to know to sort the fact from the spin

Budget speeches are prone to flourishes and embellishment, with treasurers attempting to present their government's record in the best light. With figures flying thick and fast, RMIT ABC Fact Check sorts fact from spin.

The Guardian - AU

Health budget tops $132bn as Treasury says new Covid wave likely to hit this winter

Josh Frydenberg stresses commitment to Medicare and trumpets funding for Trodelvy – a drug used to treat rare form of breast cancer

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The New Daily

Federal budget 2022: Here’s what’s in it for you

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has handed down a budget he says will deliver “targeted and responsible” relief to those affected by the rising cost of living.

AAP

Billions set aside for COVID winter fight

Out-of-pocket costs for prescriptions will be reduced for millions of people, while Medicare funding will increase over the next five years.

Newcastle Herald

Well played: Cause for celebration as cystic fibrosis drug added to the PBS

Without PBS subsidy, around 1,900 Australians would be up for more than $250,000 a year to access the CF drug.

Reuters

Kremlin spokesman: Russia would use nuclear weapons only in case of 'threat to existence of state'

Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov told PBS in an interview on Monday that Russia would resort to nuclear weapons only in the case of a "threat to the existence" of his country - and not as a result of the current conflict with Ukraine.

Marie Claire

17 Shows Like 'Bridgerton' to Watch Next

If you already binged the first half of season 4, don't worry: Even more gossipy period dramas are streaming.

Salon

A less sexy "Sanditon" returns

PBS' new season picks up where the first left off, with its Austen heroine still sunny & determined to stay single

Chicago Tribune

My worst moment: ‘Better Things’ star and creator Pamela Adlon on pit stains and humiliation

The Emmy-winning actor, writer and director Pamela Adlon recently participated in an episode of the PBS series “Finding Your Roots,” which unearthed some intense stories based on her genealogy. And like so much else in her life, that experience has been incorporated (albeit slightly fictionalized) into the newest season of…

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