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U.S. eliminated from World Cup

The Americans couldn't get a win against the Netherlands in the Round of 16.

Axios

Germany legend Jurgen Klinsmann identifies Leeds United's Tyler Adams' crucial USA role

Tyler Adams became the youngest player to captain America at a World Cup since 1950 and successfully helped Gregg Berhalter's side qualify for the knockout stages

Leeds Live

US royal war as nation torn between 'Team Cambridge and Team Sussex'

The split has been highlighted by Prince William's visit to America as his brother promotes the trailer over his new Netflix documentary.

Daily Record

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Why companies that resist reporting supply chain emissions risk losing their competitive edge

Corporate America is divided on whether to embrace the disclosure of Scope 3 emissions—the greenhouse gasses emitted by a company’s suppliers and customers. If they’re to remain competitive, this will have to change.

Fortune

Mac Engel: LeBron James’ attempt to spank the media an example of people seeing what they want

There are a tragic number of instances when LeBron James can drive down most roads in America and see painful examples of racial inequality, but this one is a reach.

Tribune News Service

Georgia candidates’ starkly divergent views on race could be key in runoff

Senate hopefuls Raphael Warnock and Herschel Walker’s contrasting beliefs will influence how voters turn out

The Guardian - US

Voting rights for the incarcerated should be restored in Illinois

Arguments against voting rights restoration have no merit. I hear all the time that incarcerated Americans don’t deserve to have a voice in their community. As a mother, you always deserve a voice to advocate for your children and the community they call home.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Sexually Active Gay Men May Soon Be Able To Donate Blood in America

Men in monogamous relationships may get clearance to give.

Reason

Pentagon debuts its new stealth bomber, the B-21 Raider

It's the first new American bomber aircraft in more than 30 years. It's part of efforts to modernize all three legs of a nuclear triad, alongside nuclear missiles and submarine-launched warheads.

WEKU

US President Joe Biden signs bill to avoid December rail strike

Biden vows to return to the issue of paid sick leave ‘not just for rail workers but for every worker in America’.

Al Jazeera

Biden signs bill to avert rail strike and says fight for paid sick leave ‘isn’t over’

President touted the “historic” 24 per cent wage increase the deal will provide workers over the next five years

The Independent UK

Do Americans really care about the royals?

An estimated 23 million Americans tuned in for the royal wedding of the Prince and Princess of Wales, only for them to be booed at a Boston Celtics game. Meredith Clark writes whether US fascination with the British royal family has come to an end

The Independent UK

Afghan activist Zarifa Ghafari: ‘They sold Afghanistan to the Taliban’

The exiled politician on the ‘game’ America plays in her homeland, the ‘Taliban twilight for women’ — and the day militants tried to blow up her car

Financial Times

Overcoming addiction in rural America

Health care workers are being encouraged to prescribe buprenorphine for patients overcoming opioid addiction

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Fortune

Former employees may never be coming back–but their services are still for hire. Here’s how to know if you’re ready for the 1099 economy

The tech-enabled migration in the American workforce to the 1099 economy predates the pandemic. The latest wave of layoffs will push it even further.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: US News & World Report university rankings spur a revolt. What we need are more meaningful evaluations

In the beginning, God created the heavens, the earth and American higher education. We lived in a bucolic state of nature until an evil serpent, U.S. News & World Report, tempted us to partake of the Tree of Knowledge: namely, college rankings. A fall from grace ensued.

Tribune News Service

Editorial: The Supreme Court is about to make it still easier for officials to profit personally and defraud the public

Listening to Monday’s U.S. Supreme Court arguments about two prosecutions won by former Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, it seems likely that the bad guys will go free. If and when that happens, consider it a lucky break for Andrew Cuomo’s former hatchet man Joe Percoco and a foursome caught…

Tribune News Service

Martin Schram: Police chiefs dial 911 — law-and-order pols need to answer

Beneath the still-gleaming white dome, the Capitol’s new generation of promising leaders are jockeying for position, staking their turf, marking their hydrants, and swapping last-minute promises for next year’s power.

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Commentary: Trump’s decision to entertain hatemongers is a part of an ongoing campaign to normalize prejudice

“We will stand up to hatred and bullying wherever it rears its head.” Such was the message at the 2016 Risa K. Lambert Luncheon, Chicago’s massive fundraiser for the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. That same season, Donald Trump was running his first presidential campaign, which was fueled with language and…

The Independent UK

Books of the month: Self-help, short stories and sea creatures

Martin Chilton reviews December’s biggest books for our monthly column

Newslaundry

‘I will get you a job in America’: How a Pune ‘doctor’ conned dozens of job aspirants across India

Imagine you’re boarding a flight to the United States. Your spouse is with you – you’ve packed up your entire life in India to emigrate for a better future.

Los Angeles Times

Biden: 'I make no apology' to France for protecting US manufacturing

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden conceded there are "glitches" in his signature climate law that harm America's European allies, but refused to apologize for his administration's support for U.S. manufacturers.

Axios

Axios Finish Line: Normal America strikes back

Most of America is busy being more nuanced and normal than what you often see on the screen.

Axios

Biden's "made in America" push alienates allies

French President Emmanuel Macron repeatedly denounced the Inflation Reduction Act during a state visit to Washington.

The Independent UK

EXPLAINER: US-European differences on climate law persist

President Joe Biden is trying to allay concerns raised by French President Emmanuel Macron about a clean energy law that benefits electric vehicles and other products made in North America

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