Don’t forget America’s ‘forgotten’ war
|
PRESENTED BY
|
 Just how authoritarian are Americans? The Bulwark · Will Saletan To what extent has the United States become hospitable to one-man rule? What the polls show.  |
SPONSORED  10 Amazon Prime Perks You Need to Be Using bradsdeals.com Are you taking advantage of your Amazon Prime perks? Whether you’re already a Prime member or considering signing up, here are 10 Prime member benefits you should be using! |
 Why Democrats lost Latinos POLITICO · Jack Herrera Unless Democrats understand what is going wrong, they could be out of power for generations.  He’ll try, but Trump can’t stop the clean energy revolution grist.org · Matt Simon The cost of renewables is plummeting, heat pumps are selling like crazy, and red states are raking in cash from the IRA.  Commemorating the ‘Great War,’ America’s forgotten conflict theconversation.com · G. Kurt Piehler The anniversary of the end of the First World War is when we mark Veterans Day. |
|
 Manufactured homes surge in popularity. You can order them online CNN · Samantha Delouya Around 6% of the housing stock in the US is manufactured homes, mostly in rural areas.  Where are all the dating app love stories? DAZED · Serena Smith The overwhelming majority of couples now meet online – and yet dating apps are conspicuously absent from romance narratives in film, TV and literature.  Germany’s Volkswagen crisis: An ode to nostalgia DW English · Astrid Prange de Oliveira The carmaker’s current crisis gives pause to reflect on its importance in Germany’s history.  Here’s how to buy citizenship in another country fodors.com · Paul Feinstein Between war, climate change, and political turmoil, more and more people are wondering how they can call a new country home.  A 78-year-old trick to bring the perfect host gift every time Apartment Therapy · Heather Bien A few years ago, I came across a clever housewarming gift on Instagram.  Diver finds gold ring in ocean, reunites it with owner who lost it 47 years ago CBS News · Stephen Smith In 1977, Morgan Perigo’s gold college graduation ring was lost to the ocean while on a trip to Barbados. |
