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How Garry Trudeau’s Doonesbury cartoons captured America: ‘One of our nation’s greatest journalists’

A new book looks back at the work of artist and journalist Garry Trudeau and how he told the story of a country’s highs and lows through a comic strip

The Guardian - US

This is no way to treat our Swiss friends

Switzerland imposes no tariffs on American goods, supports nearly 400,000 U.S. jobs and didn't retaliate when the U.S. hit it with tariffs of 39%.

Fortune

Who were the American mothers to France’s orphaned children during the First World War?

During the entire course of World War I, approximately 25,000 American women crossed the Atlantic Ocean to attend to the needs of wounded soldiers and civilian communities in Europe. Women traditionally operated in medical units and helped care for wounded soldiers. Following US entry in the conflict, the newly established…

The Conversation

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NDAA mark unveiled by House Armed Services Committee chairman

The House Armed Services Committee chairman released on Tuesday a proposed $1.15 trillion fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act that emphasizes bolstering America’s defense industry. The so-called chairman’s mark from Rep. Mike D. Rogers, R-Ala., would authorize almost $1.15 trillion for the base-budget part of President Donald Trump’s record $1.5…

Roll Call

Nothing Says Democracy Like UFC Cage Fights on the White House Lawn for America's 250th Birthday

The White House is set to host a UFC event for the 250th anniversary of American independence, featuring championship fights and VIP packages, reflecting Trump's penchant for spectacle.

International Business Times UK

250 Years Later, Benjamin Franklin's Warning Is Still Relevant

He famously said the Founders had created "a republic, if you can keep it." How have we kept it? And can we continue?

Reason

Congressional Black Caucus presses companies in the US to oppose Republican redistricting push

The Congressional Black Caucus is calling on major corporations in the United States to oppose redistricting efforts by Republican-led states that seek to eliminate majority-Black U.S. House districts

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America's manufacturing Achilles' heel: McKinsey’s warning on rare earths grows louder

McKinsey projects a shortfall of up to 30% in magnetic rare earth supply globally by 2035.

Fortune

America’s aging workforce: One in four workers is now older than 55

Several key industries rely on workforces with a majority of workers older than 55

The Independent UK

Deadly Hantavirus Reaches U.S. Soil: Quarantined Patients in Nebraska and Atlanta After Cruise Ship Outbreak Kills Three and Infects Dozens Worldwide

A deadly outbreak of the Andes strain of hantavirus — carried aboard the Dutch expedition cruise ship MV Hondius on a voyage through the South Atlantic — has resulted in American passengers being quarantined or hospitalized in at least two U.S. cities, raising new questions about the country's preparedness for…

Medical Daily

America is becoming less neighborly. Gen Z and millennials' shot at economic advances are suffering for it

Americans’ march toward loneliness has left one-third of people considering their neighbors unreliable.

Fortune

AI’s massive data center boom is sparking a backlash across America — and Erin Brockovich is leading the charge

Environmental activist Erin Brockovich is sounding the alarm on AI data centers — and the concerns around water, power and local communities are growing fast.

Tom’s Guide

‘Inside the NBA’ Shows Why It’s the Greatest Sports Studio Show of All Time

Ernie, Kenny, Chuck and Shaq gave America a little of everything during the Knicks’ blowout clincher against the Cavaliers.

Sports Illustrated

Springsteen's Boston Concert Turns Into Anti-Trump Rally Cry as He Targets MAGA and DOGE: 'Wanna Talk About Snowflakes?'

Bruce Springsteen's Boston concert became a political platform, criticising the president and urging the audience to choose democracy over authoritarianism, amidst a powerful rock performance.

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America's tech-filled classrooms are facing a backlash against school-assigned devices

Schools across the U.S. are starting to rethink the abundance of digital devices in classrooms

The Conversation

Shutting down federal bee labs threatens bees, beekeepers and the US food system

America’s bees and beekeepers are losing a valuable ally just when they need its help most.

Fortune

America turns 250 with a dangerous new problem: We no longer agree on what's real

From Paul Revere to deepfakes, shared reality has always been the hidden infrastructure of American democracy and markets. AI is dismantling it faster than institutions can respond.

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Congressional Black Caucus presses companies in the US to oppose Republican redistricting push

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Salon

Trump Cabinet's dramatic policy changes

Trump's words are no longer reliable indicators of policy, but Cabinet members are speaking volumes

We Got This Covered

Nancy Mace wants to ban all naturalized politicians and judges, her rival, Ilhan Omar, has only one thing to say: ‘Good luck’

According to Mace, only natural-born citizens can be loyal.

Fortune

America turns 250. Its greatest innovation wasn't the car or the computer — it was learning to share risk

The Declaration of Independence wasn't just a political document. The CEO of a global reinsurance company argues it was a blueprint for the risk-sharing infrastructure that made American ambition possible.

Louder

“We opened for bands we really hated, like Styx. People were relating to us and not them. They got a little pissed”: the stellar rise and sudden fall of The Cars, the new wave band who soundtracked America

For nearly a decade in the late 70s and early 80s, The Cars were one of America’s most popular bands

Metal Hammer

“We partied every night! We would have a hotel room and just give the details out to friends and girls, ‘We’ll see you there!’” The story of the song that made Judas Priest icons in America

With one big single, and a little help from an Iron Maiden tour, the Brummie underdogs found their footing across the pond

The Times of India

'Clock can’t be turned back': Iran’s 'friendship' call to Islamic nations, 'no safe haven' warning to US

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei has made a statement stating that the Gulf powers will no longer "be a shield" for American military bases and the US will no longer have "a safe haven" in the region.

The Economic Times

Khamenei raises stakes in Iran's war vs US; says America 'no longer' has safe haven in Mideast

Iran's Supreme Leader warned regional powers would no longer shield US bases, stating America would lose safe havens in the Middle East. This comes as the US military conducted "self-defense" strikes in southern Iran, despite ongoing negotiations. President Trump, meanwhile, suggested expanding the Abraham Accords to include several regional nations.

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