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Love & Death review: Elizabeth Olsen delves into brittle psyche of axe-murderer Candy Montgomery

‘Big Little Lies’ creator David E Kelley has mastered the repressed violence of American domesticity, but this drama still feels by the numbers

The Independent UK

Phoenix on track to set another heat record, this time for most daily highs at or above 110 degrees

Phoenix is already the hottest large city in America and is now poised to set yet another heat record

The Independent UK

Election season has come. Here’s what you need to do to stop Trump from winning

America is about to start a terrifyingly high-stakes ride. These are some ways to help save American democracy

The Guardian - US

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The CEO of the hottest new car brand in Europe reveals what it will take to bring Cupra to America

Wayne Griffiths has enjoyed tremendous success with his upstart brand, but the true test is whether he can sell Americans on Cupra.

Fortune

Ava DuVernay says she was discouraged from applying to Venice Film Festival: ‘You won’t get in’

Filmmaker is making history as the festival’s first African American woman to compete

The Independent UK

Not religious, not voting? The 'nones' are a powerful force in politics – but not yet a coalition

Nearly 30% of Americans say they have no religious affiliation. Today the so-called “nones” represent about 30% of Democrats and 12% of Republicans – and they are making their voices heard. Organizations lobby on behalf of atheists, agnostics, secular humanists and other nonreligious people.

The Conversation

Lewis Capaldi says response to his documentary ‘means the world’ as he wins NTA

Capaldi was not able to collect the award in person as he is currently in America.

The Independent UK

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Welcome to the Big Tech company town

Behold the new god-kings of American kleptocracy, who will soon buy out your local government like a sale at IKEA

Salon

One way to boost students' scores? Help teachers conquer their math anxiety

Helping teachers of young kids gain confidence in math could be one key to unlocking America’s post-pandemic math recovery

The Independent UK

America's small towns are disbanding police forces, citing hiring woes. It's not all bad

America is in the midst of a police officer shortage

The Independent UK

What it takes to win over MAGA

Ukraine gets caught up in the GOP’s "America First" debate

Salon

Every country can make a difference – but carbon reductions need to be realistic and fair

This weekend, the world’s major economies will convene in Delhi for the G20 summit. On the table will be the common goal of limiting global temperature rise as climate chaos becomes ever more evident.

The Conversation

Biden heads to Philadelphia for a Labor Day parade and is expected to speak about unions' importance

President Joe Biden is heading to Philadelphia for the Tri-State Labor Day Parade

The Independent UK

Can't we all get along? Actually, no

Liberal "elites" are too mean to their MAGA fellow citizens, argues David Brooks. Jeepers, not that argument again

Salon

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The Guardian - US

Too old to govern? The age problem neither US party wants to talk about

The top Senate Republican Mitch McConnell, 81, has suffered high-profile lapses but Democrats are reluctant to question his age when Joe Biden, 80, is America’s oldest president

Fortune

America and China’s $574 billion chip war has already scored an ‘extraordinary success beyond anyone’s wild dreams’ for Joe Biden

Gina Raimondo wanted to stress there was no plan about "decoupling" in Beijing but abandon export controls? "No, of course not."

France 24

Bill Richardson, a former Democratic governor and UN ambassador, dies aged 75

Bill Richardson, a two-term Democratic governor of New Mexico and an American ambassador to the United Nations who also worked for years to secure the release of Americans detained by foreign adversaries, has died. He was 75.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bill Richardson, former UN ambassador who worked to free detained Americans, dies at 75

Before his election in 2002 as governor, Richardson was the U.S. envoy to the United Nations and energy secretary under President Bill Clinton and served 14 years as a congressman representing northern New Mexico.

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The Independent UK

Bill Richardson, a former governor and UN ambassador who worked to free detained Americans, dies

Bill Richardson, a two-term Democratic governor of New Mexico and a U.S. ambassador to the United Nations who dedicated his post-political career to working to free Americans detained overseas, has died

Zenger

Average American Employee Hasn’t Had A Raise In 3 Years

Almost six in 10 working men believe their current salary is influenced by their gender (58%), compared to 54% of female employees

Salon

A good week for the rule of law

Rudy's smackdown was more than symbolic: America's courts are holding the line as the place where truth matters

WEKU

Labor Day is now a key to Election Day for Democrats and Republicans alike

With all that has shifted around in American politics, the Democrats' disconnect from the broad working class is the loss that has cost them the most and threatens them most in the years ahead.

The Guardian - US

Canada warning over US travel comes at ‘concerning time’, LGBTQ+ groups say

Canadian advocacy groups alarmed by anti-LGBTQ+ laws in America and say legislation is having an impact across the border

Reason

Trump's Tariffs Didn't Reduce the Trade Deficit. Why Would They Work Now?

Donald Trump's latest argument for protectionism is undermined by the realities of his own trade policies.

Evening Standard

Is fentanyl coming to London?

It kills tens of thousands of Americans every year, but the toll from fentanyl and other lab-made opioids could be about to get much worse. Gavin Haynes explains why a global heroin shortage could spark a US-style drugs crisis on British shores

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