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America's mega-drought is revealing natural wonders unseen in decades. But their return from the watery depths heralds a deepening crisis.

ABC News

Obama praises Biden for guiding US through ‘perilous times’ at portrait unveiling: ‘The country is better off’

‘Thanks to your decency, and thanks to your strength – maybe most of all, thanks to your faith in our democracy and the American people, the country is better off than when you took office’

The Independent UK

T20 set to 'explode' in USA with £100m funding secured for teams in LA, New York and more

The three-week league held in the summer hopes to attract the world's top cricket stars rivalling England's T20 Blast, with six teams playing in American cities

Daily Mirror

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The Democrats’ best message for the midterms: democracy is in grave peril

Republicans’ efforts to delegitimize the electoral process should trouble us greatly. Democrats ought to hammer this home

The Guardian - US

Review: 'If I Survive You,' by Jonathan Escoffery

FICTION: A remarkable debut collection of interconnected stories centered on a family of Jamaican immigrants, whose American-born son struggles to establish his place and his identity.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: What happened at Brigham Young University isn’t unique

On Aug. 28, a spectator at a volleyball game at Brigham Young University yelled the N-word multiple times at Rachel Richardson, a player from Duke University. There was no intervention by school officials until after the game. And while this may seem like an isolated incident, racist taunts like these…

Tribune News Service

Stephen L. Carter: Closing schools should be the last option in a pandemic

So now we know: Pandemic-related restrictions were devastating to the project of educating our kids. The Education Department dropped the news last week that America’s experiment with remote learning has reduced young children’s standardized test scores to levels not seen in two decades. Although performance fell in every demographic group,…

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The rise of interracial marriage — and its approval rating

It's one of the starkest statistical changes in American opinion.

Axios

‘Have you met you?’ Donald Trump Jr confronted with his extremist statements after criticising Biden speech

Trump Jr reminded of his own rhetoric after accusing Biden of delivering ‘arguably the most divisive speech in American history’

The Independent UK

'Nickel and Dimed' author Barbara Ehrenreich dies

Renowned American author and political activist Barbara Ehrenreich died on September 1, 2022, her son Ben Ehrenreich announced on social media recently. She was 81. Sharing the news her son Ben, who is also a writer, posted on Twitter, "Sad news. Barbara Ehrenreich, my one and only mother, died on…

The Times of India

Artist Zoë Buckman: ‘The UK is screwed, but not nearly as screwed as America’

She writes rap lyrics on vintage lingerie and paints gynaecological instruments bubblegum pink. Now, for her first UK show, the Brooklyn-based British artist is tackling the mental, physical and financial fallout from a miscarriage

The Guardian - UK

No doomsday bunker, not a single gun – if the US really is heading for civil war, I’m stuffed

The super-rich are preparing to ride out the apocalypse by their underground swimming pools. Ordinary Americans have bought another 20m firearms. And me? I have a broom and a butter knife

The Guardian - UK

American workers are burned out and tired. There’s a solution: unions

The good news is, we know how to fix that malaise – because many, many people have been right there with you before

The Guardian - US

Commentary: Reparations would acknowledge injustice

It’s widely understood that the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. evolved significantly on the issue of reparations during his short lifetime. Toward the start of his career, he was a moralist in his thinking, rather than the radical economic thinker he later became. In 2018, I befriended Dr. King’s…

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Daily Record

Who is Mindy Kaling as Meghan Markle's podcast features the US comedy star

This American actress has been a prominent figure in comedy since the early 2000s and is best known for her stint on The Office.

Salon

America is waking up: Is it too late?

Americans see the threat to democracy at last. But it's no time to celebrate: The Trumpists aren't beaten yet

Dublin Live

Gardai analysing 'crucial information' that could help prosecute key members of Kinahan cartel

Earlier this year, America went to war with the Kinahans labelling them a threat to the security of the US

The Independent UK

AM Homes isn’t anti-American. She just writes what she sees

As she releases her first novel in more than a decade, the Women’s Prize winner talks to Nick Duerden about predicting political turmoil in America, why she writes ‘provocative’ novels, and recovering from the Trump presidency

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Democrats look to rising pro-union sentiment for boost in Midterms and beyond

Joe Biden and John Fetterman, who have both put unions at the centre of their campaigns, joined together in Pittsburgh on Labor Day, reports Richard Hall

Daily Mirror

Man reunited with long-lost brothers 77 years after mum put him up for adoption

Craig Dunderdale had an affair with an American GI during the Second World War and was forced to put him up for adoption, but after 46 years of searching he's found his half-siblings

The Conversation

Uncivil wars? Political lies are far more dangerous than Twitter pile-ons

As Trump supporters call for civil war and American institutions of law and government teeter on the brink, threatening to spread extremist influences throughout the democratic world, Waleed Aly and Scott Stephens propose that the problem underlying this crisis is the loss of civility itself.

Salon

US jails people with mental illnesses

A new study reveals that 10 times as many people with serious mental illnesses are in jails as state hospitals

The Conversation

America's next big labor battle could be Minor League Baseball

When the Major League Baseball Players Association sent union authorization cards to approximately 5,000 minor league players in an attempt to unionize them, I was both surprised and not surprised at all.

Reason

In Philadelphia, Joe Biden Peddled a Competing Brand of Authoritarianism

The current president becomes what he criticizes by delegitimizing opposition.

Chicago Sun-Times

America should honor our election workers this Labor Day

The alarming uptick in harassment and threats against election workers, sparked by the Big Lie about the 2020 election, is a threat that Congress must do more to counter.

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