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How Vietnam changed me — and America

I'm not a veteran. I'd never been to Vietnam before this year. But now I understand how much it shaped my life

Salon

Abraham Accords-focused NGO Plans To Combat Jew-hatred With Holocaust Education

Hatred of Jews is a palpably inescapable reality in America

Zenger

Sen. Joe Manchin condemns Biden's "offensive and disgusting" remarks on coal plants

Manchin said Biden's comments "ignore the severe economic pain the American people are feeling because of rising energy costs."

Axios

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Walker, Warnock offer clashing religious messages in Georgia

Herschel Walker warns that “spiritual warfare” has entangled America and the Republican nominee in Georgia’s Senate race offers himself to voters as a “warrior for God.”

The Independent UK

Powerball obsessions: Americans are craving financial escapism amid recession fears and decades-high inflation

Powerball jackpot fantasies are running rampant with recession fears up and financial confidence down.

Fortune

These are America's fastest-growing cities

New research points to technology and young employees fueling population shifts.

Axios

America needs elected leaders who will help us grab on to our ideals

Nearly 9 in 10 Americans are worried about the threat of political extremism and violence. The answer: Vote.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Commentary: Why the media are still failing Americans as we lurch toward Nov. 8

“Wake up, America! Wake up!” John Lewis shouted at the 1963 March on Washington.

Los Angeles Times

From George Floyd to Hunter Biden: Lachlan Murdoch, Fox News and the year that tested America

In an extract from his biography The Successor, Paddy Manning considers how Rupert Murdoch’s favored son dealt with the challenges of 2020, and what might come next

The Guardian - US

Biden: Twitter Spews Lies Across the World

US President Joe Biden said on Friday that Elon Musk had purchased a social media platform in Twitter that spews lies across the world. "And now what are we all worried about: Elon Musk goes out and buys an outfit that sends - that spews lies all across the world……

Asharq Al-Awsat

Can a really, really big flagpole unite America? That’s the plan

Meet the Worcesters of Maine, a family building the gargantuan Flagpole of Freedom

Financial Times

In midterms, inflation and border overshadow fears for democracy and abortion rights

WASHINGTON — Unless nearly every pollster in America is wrong, Republicans will retake the House in Tuesday’s midterms, and maybe the Senate.

Tribune News Service

Inflation is ‘insidious’: Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan talks possible recession

Brian Moynihan took on one of the toughest jobs in the world in 2010: turning around the largest bank in America following a devastating financial crisis.

Tribune News Service

5 New Jersey Fintechs Aiming To Make Your Financial Life Easier

While San Francisco and New York City may be the fintech capitals of America, New Jersey is quickly on the rise. According to the website Billtrust.com, many fintech companies are making the exodus from the Big Apple to the Garden State.

Benzinga

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The Independent UK

Liz Cheney schools Marjorie Taylor Greene on Russia: ‘You stand with Putin against freedom and America’

‘Under Republicans, not another penny will go to Ukraine,’ Greene said at rally alongside Trump

The Guardian - US

Twitter slashes nearly half its workforce as Musk admits ‘massive drop’ in revenue

Claims that the social media platform’s entire curation team was dismissed prompts fears content could become ‘more toxic’

Daily Record

Tired old pub in heart of Ayr transformed into funky new American diner

The former Boswells bar has been bought over and revamped into a US themed restaurant with stateside inspired cuisine.

Daily Mirror

Employees flood Twitter with avalanche of goodbyes as Elon Musk's brutal layoffs begin

Sweeping job cuts began today, but many workers are fighting back, with some in America filing a class-action lawsuit against Twitter in San Francisco saying the lack of notice violated federal and state law.

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The Conversation

Yes, it's the economy, but the state of democracy, abortion and Ukraine loom large as issues before 2022 midterms

The 2022 midterm elections, perhaps more than most in recent American history, present voters with a multitude of pressing issues to consider as they prepare to vote. These issues range from abortion to rising inflation, energy costs to the state of American democracy.

The Guardian - US

‘Ghosts of capitalism’: the push to dismantle America’s decrepit dams

Derelict dams crisscrossing the country’s rivers and tributaries disrupt the paths of migrating fish and pose a flood hazard

The Independent UK

Supreme Court more diverse than lawyers who argue before it

The Supreme Court looks more like America than it ever has

Tribune News Service

Commentary: Electing 2020 election deniers may end democracy

The serious registered voter is approaching Nov. 8’s midterm election by studying issues, candidate credentials and party platforms. A clear-headed voter will vote for the best qualified candidate regardless of their political party affiliation.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: America must stand firm against Russia. This is no time to go wobbly

Speaking with a French business owner in the energy industry this fall, I asked whether he thought NATO’s full support for Ukraine in its war against Russia would wane or fracture this winter. He replied matter-of-factly, “It depends on how cold it gets.”

Los Angeles Times

George Skelton: 'Eye-popping' new survey on Americans' acceptance of political violence should be a wake-up call to leaders

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Roughly 5 million Americans would be willing to kill someone to achieve a political purpose, according to a new UC Davis study.

Newcastle Herald

US mid-terms put the bearpit and beyond in play

The 2022 mid-terms and the Presidential election in 2024 will either make or break America.

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