Opinion | How to Show That Black Lives Really Matter
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Opinion | Political Neutrality Is What Made American Newspapers Great
www.wsj.com -The New York Herald pioneered impartial coverage, whose value is underappreciated today.
How to Wear a Summer Sweater
www.wsj.com -Soft, homespun knits paired with more structured pieces create a cool, fresh style. Here, model Sara Blomqvist in some of her own creations alongside summer fashion.
Perspective | Ask Amy: Daughter Wants to Clean Up After Messy Mom
www.washingtonpost.com -90-year-old gets anxious when daughter helps clean, but the mess creates anxiety, too.
Perspective | Carolyn Hax: The Casualties of a Family at War
www.washingtonpost.com -A reader’s conflict with her sister-in-law comes to a head after a party invitation to husband’s ex.
Senate Banking Panel Looks to Advance Trump’s Fed Nominees
www.wsj.com -The Senate banking panel said Friday it would vote on the nomination of two of President Trump’s Fed picks this month, suggesting that Republicans are prepared to advance the controversial…
Three Shot in Confrontation in Park in Hyattsville Area, Police Say
www.washingtonpost.com -The shootings come amid a wave of violent acts in the Washington area.
It’s Summer, Three Weeks After the Solstice, and the Heat Goes On
www.washingtonpost.com -But we had our breeze to keep us cool.
Shooting on Metro Train Critically Wounds Victim, Metro Says
www.washingtonpost.com -Train was approaching Mount Vernon Square when victim shot, according to Metro.
Metro Board to Consider Making Bus Rides Free for Low-Income Residents
www.washingtonpost.com -At a board meeting, members also suggested bringing back automatic train operation to reduce human error after a derailment Tuesday.
Special Counsel Mueller Defends Prosecution, Conviction of Roger Stone
www.wsj.com -Former special counsel Robert Mueller in an op-ed on Saturday defended his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and said Roger Stone remains a felon.
TV and Radio Listings: July 12
www.washingtonpost.com -Your daily guide to the world of sports on television and radio.
Jeff Sessions’s Campaign to Reclaim His Senate Seat
www.washingtonpost.com -Former attorney general Jeff Sessions is campaigning against political newcomer Tommy Tuberville for the chance to reclaim his Senate seat representing Alabama in a runoff election on July 14.
Trump Confidant Roger Stone Leaped Over Thousands of Inmates Seeking Clemency
www.washingtonpost.com -Stone is first recipient of clemency under Trump who was involved in an investigation that also examined the president’s conduct.
Balloons, Bats and Barbie: 7 Snaps Inside Kairo’s Glam 5th Birthday Party
www.timeslive.co.za -For her birthday, Kairo donated 100 masks to charity.
We Dismissed Them as Narcissists — Now They Are Leading Us
www.timeslive.co.za -Millennials are now the emerging leaders in their respective organisations and businesses
ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK: The Future Is in the Balance
www.timeslive.co.za -The mantra of old (that is, pre-coronavirus) was work-life balance; now it’s people-technology balance
HILARY JOFFE: Big Investors Need to Know How SA Will Dig Itself Out of the Mire
www.timeslive.co.za -The government would do better to start with three or five projects and partner with private sector players to make them happen
‘Urgent’ Stamp on Business for SA Plan
www.timeslive.co.za -Umbrella body releases blueprint for recovery that requires quick state action
COVID-19 LIVE UPDATES | Even Having Medical Aid Won’t Secure a Place in Hospital
www.timeslive.co.za -Health experts say it is difficult to tell how extensive the bed shortage will be because the government is not releasing proper data on beds and other available resources.
Norwich Relegated, Liverpool Drop Home Points for First Time
www.theage.com.au -Norwich became the first team to be relegated from the English Premier League as Liverpool dropped points at Anfield for the first time this season on Saturday.
LeBron Won’t Wear Social Justice Message on Lakers Jersey
www.theage.com.au -LeBron James says his thoughts on social justice can’t be contained on the back of a basketball jersey.
World Map Reveals Where Different Nationalities Want to Go on Holiday
www.nzherald.co.nz -We’re all desperate for a holiday — but not all of us want to go to the same place.
‘Change Is as Good as a Holiday’: Dons Embracing Hub Life
www.theage.com.au -Essendon coach John Worsfold says the Bombers are embracing hub life and all that it entails after grinding their way to a 14-point win over North Melbourne.
Armchair Travel: Walk New Zealand’s Old Ghost Road
www.nzherald.co.nz -Explore an abandoned mining road on the West Coast, from the comfort of home.
A Geelong Couple Knew Their Smoked Egg Product Was Delicious, but It Was Also a Breakthrough.
www.goodfood.com.au -A Geelong couple knew their smoked egg product was delicious, but it was also a breakthrough.
Weekly Meal Planner: Spice Up Your Batch Cooking
www.goodfood.com.au -All that increased home cooking got you feeling ho-hum? Spice up your meals with these spice pastes, rubs and marinades. Many of these recipes allow for extras or better yet, make double -…
“There Are No Rules in Who Is Going to Be Successful”
www.theage.com.au -They count Liam Gallagher as a big fan, so how did the DMA’S go from their Newtown apartment to standing with giants?
Home and to Stay: Lynne McGranger on 28 Years Playing Summer Bay’s Irene
www.theage.com.au -Job security is not something usually associated with an acting career, but Lynne McGranger hit the jackpot.
DIY Injuries on the Rise as People Attempt Projects While Socially Isolating
www.domain.com.au -Those fancying themselves a dab hand at some maintenance while stuck at home were increasingly likely to do themselves serious harm.
Alan Campbell: SWPL Clubs Prepare Their Squads Ahead of Upcoming Season
www.thenational.scot -THERE was another first for women’s football in Scotland on Tuesday when Rangers announced the signings of Glasgow City’s Sam Kerr and Kirsty Howat…
Graeme MacPherson SPFL In-Fighting Is Normal but Divisions Must Be Repaired
www.thenational.scot -PLANS earlier this week for a rare early night were quickly shelved when a last flick through the TV channels revealed that Happy Gilmore was on.…
Fall Football Forecast: Maybe the NFL Plays
www.startribune.com -Will there be football this fall? Should there be football this fall? Is football at every level below the NFL going to be called off due to the pandemic?
My Dear Melbourne, in This New Groundhog Day, Just Getting by Is Enough
www.theage.com.au -The first time we were locked in, ‘not knowing’ was perhaps hardest to bear. Now it feels like 5 million of us are suffering the curse of knowing way too much.
Minnesota Farmers Markets Adapt to a Pandemic Summer
www.startribune.com -Farmers are hoping a trip to the market is one sweet summer treat Minnesotans can still savor.
Mary Trump Memoir: This Tale of Young Donald Reads Like a Politically-Motivated Hatchet Job
www.telegraph.co.uk -Too Much and Never Enough, a new book by the President’s niece, serves up a litany of unconvincing and curiously-timed claims
Small Pleasures by Clare Chambers, Review: One Virgin Birth Was a Mystery, Two Seems Odd
www.telegraph.co.uk -Clare Chambers’s new novel centres on an extraordinary claim, but the real pathos is in her portrait of an all-too-ordinary life
Why Socks and Sandals Are a Lockdown Trend With Staying Power
www.telegraph.co.uk -You’d better believe it. The look made the jump from faux pas to fashionable during lockdown – and it’s about to head out into the world
The 8 Best New Mascaras to Try Now
www.telegraph.co.uk -It’s a big decision and the options are endless. Allow us to help: here are the new lash heroes to know now
Herald Afternoon Quiz: July 12
www.nzherald.co.nz -Test your brains with the Herald’s afternoon quiz.
Pitcher Max Meyer Appears Likely to Go Straight From Gophers to Majors
www.startribune.com -The Woodbury native has a chance to do something that very few players in the history of baseball have accomplished: Skip the minor leagues
My Month in the Garden: It’s Time to Think About Plant Protection and a Good Supply of Veg for Winter
www.telegraph.co.uk -Bunny Guinness shares her advice on summer planting, and visits Mary Berry’s new garden
Traders Eye a More Positive Start for Local Shares
www.theage.com.au -The local bourse limped into the weekend as virus cases both here and abroad fostered a growing sense of unease.
Magical Sweet and Savoury Mango Recipes, From Slow-Cooked Lamb to Ice-Cold Sorbet
www.telegraph.co.uk -Celebrating the sunshine fruit that brings back the taste of a childhood in India
The Eagle Was the Obvious Choice for My First Meal Out Since Lockdown Started
www.telegraph.co.uk -Having loved, lost, and fallen over within its walls more times than I care to mention, this London gastropub was my number one