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Caroline Kennedy says US needs to engage more in the Pacific

New U.S. Ambassador to Australia Caroline Kennedy said Friday the United States needs to engage more with the Pacific region at a time when China is asserting its presence

The Independent UK

‘A critical time’: JFK’s daughter Caroline Kennedy ‘honoured’ to carry forward her father’s legacy

Why JFK's daughter Caroline Kennedy is ‘honoured’ to carry her father's legacy forward as she arrives in Australia on Friday to begin her diplomati posting.

The New Daily

New US ambassador to Australia, Caroline Kennedy, will arrive in the country on Friday

Ms Kennedy is a former US ambassador to Japan from 2013 to 2017 under the Obama administration, and daughter of former president John F Kennedy.

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Five Nostradamus predictions that came true and ones that could still come

Predictions made by the French astrologer and physician have left people bewildered, bemused and baffled for hundreds of years.

Daily Record

The freaky Nostradamus predictions that came true and the ones still to come in 2022 and beyond

Whether you're a believer or sceptic, you have to agree there are some uncanny similarities between his words and true events

Irish Mirror

Nostradamus - the predictions that came true and the ones still to come

Whether you're a believer or sceptic, you have to agree there are some uncanny similarities between his words and true events

Daily Mirror

The unmatched legacy left by Shinzo Abe

The assassination of former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe is as sad as it is shocking. For Japanese of my generation, the tragedy calls to mind US President John F Kennedy's assassination in 1963 and the attempted assassination of Abe's grandfather, Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi, who was stabbed in…

Bangkok Post

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Linda Coffee argued Roe v. Wade. Now, she’s watching its demise.

Coffee was just 30 when the U.S. Supreme Court agreed with her argument that the constitutional right to privacy extended to abortion: “I thought, OK, well this is done now. I was thinking the [abortion] question was settled for as long as the country lasted.”

The Texas Tribune

Editorial: Court’s ruling on school prayer is supremely questionable

“There’s no crying in baseball,” said Tom Hanks’ baseball coach in “A League of Their Own.”

Chicago Tribune

Biden awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to ‘extraordinary group’ of 17, including Simone Biles and Gabby Giffords

The Medal of Freedom is the highest honour that can be bestowed upon an American civilian

The Independent UK

Analysis: Supreme Court likes separation of powers, but not of church and state

WASHINGTON — The Constitution is famously built on checks and balances, but nowhere does it specifically call for a "separation of powers" or insist on a "separation of church and state."

Los Angeles Times

Jan. 6 hearings highlight problems with certification of presidential elections and potential ways to fix them

Lack of clarity in how Congress counts presidential electoral votes was highlighted in recent public hearings held by the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol. Lawmakers and witnesses in those hearings also focused on how ambiguities in existing election laws were exploited in…

The Conversation

John Peel: the Merseyside legend whose memory lives on at Glastonbury

John was born in Heswall, and never forgot his Merseyside roots

Liverpool Echo

Space chief hopes for 'Kennedy moment' from European leaders

The head of the European Space Agency says Russia's invasion of Ukraine highlights the need for the continent to become less dependent on other nations

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Why Trump was more dangerous than Nixon

Fifty years on from the Watergate scandal, the threat of impeachment that made Nixon resign has not fazed twice-impeached Trump — who could run for president again.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Kim Kardashian Accused of Damaging Marilyn Monroe Dress at Met Gala

The private museum that owns an iconic dress worn by Marilyn Monroe allowed it to be "permanently damaged" when it lent it to reality star Kim Kardashian for her appearance at the Met Gala extravaganza last month, a Monroe memorabilia collector alleged Wednesday. A platinum blonde Kardashian shined but also…

The Times of India

Kim Kardashian criticized for causing damage to Marilyn Monroe’s iconic dress

Artefacts and historical items take you back to the history and give you the glimpse of the culture and traditions of that era. One such tradition and event that took place in history is depicted by Marilyn Monroe’s dress which Kim Kardashian is accused of doing permanent damage to. Marilyn…

Irish Mirror

Kim Kardashian denies returning Marilyn Monroe gown in 'poor condition' after Met Gala

Keeping Up With The Kardashians star Kim Kardashian has denied returning Marilyn Monroe's iconic gold gown in 'poor condition' following her 2022 Met Gala debut

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History shows us politicians can come together for good. They must do it now on gun safety.

Leaders need to break free from the allegiance to political party. Elected officials must remember they serve the people, and not a political party or a certain leader’s ambitions.

Benzinga

This Day In Market History: JFK Signs Equal Pay Act Of 1963

Each day, Benzinga takes a look back at a notable market-related moment that occurred on this date. What Happened? On this date, U.S. President John F. Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act of 1963. Where The Market Was: The Dow closed at 716.49. The S&P 500 traded at around 69.94.

Chicago Sun-Times

South Sider who was first Black Secret Service agent on a White House detail honored

Abraham Bolden broke the color barrier at the Secret Service and later blew the whistle on lax security and racism. He faced retaliation in the form of federal charges and prison time. President Joe Biden pardoned him in April.

The Guardian - UK

Record feats, lawsuit grief and naming retired popes – take the Thursday quiz

Fifteen questions on general knowledge and topical trivia plus a few jokes every Thursday – how will you fare?

The Conversation

US tragedies from guns have often – but not always – spurred political responses

The nationwide call for stronger gun laws in the aftermath of mass shootings in Buffalo, Uvalde and the over 200 other places where such tragedies took place so far in 2022 is understandable.

The Guardian - US

Because Our Fathers Lied review: Robert McNamara, Vietnam and a partial healing

The son of John F Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson’s defense secretary delivers a searing memoir of war, betrayal and love

Daily Record

Platinum Jubilee: All US Presidents the Queen has met during her 70-year reign

Throughout the last seven decades the Queen has given official state visits to just three presidents.

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