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Democratic candidate ejected after accusing governor Greg Abbott of inaction on guns
Talk of systemic racism still dominates local politics, yet efforts to address it have been frustrated
Two adults also among victims of 18-year-old shooter who died in elementary school massacre
Biden administration had sought to revoke Trump-era Title 42 despite fears of further surge in Mexico border crossings
Idea that minorities are conspiring with Democrats to displace white Americans gains traction on far right
President calls on Americans to reject racist ‘replacement theory’ during visit to city
Tragedy fits longstanding pattern of rightwing extremism, say experts
Eric Adams calls on city’s business leaders to lead ‘from the front’ in back-to-office push
Biden administration softens aspects of Trump’s hardline approach to island’s communist government
Teen accused of ‘racially motivated’ attack at supermarket killed 10 people, eight of them black
Lack of allocations poses ‘huge problem’ of inequality for the industry, warns investor John Rogers
President Joe Biden condemns ‘stain on soul of America’ as attack on Buffalo store is treated as hate crime
FBI is investigating attack in Buffalo as ‘racially motivated violent extremism’
African-Americans in conservative US states will be unduly hit if 1973 case is overturned, say healthcare providers
Despite rising crime and fears of a post-pandemic property slump, the city’s cultural scene is adapting to new realities
The right’s latest hallelujah upswing is far better organised than anything the Democrats can offer
Restrictions imposed in some states show the impact on individuals and local resources, research findings show
Burnishing your credentials is much harder today, with deference all but gone and the glare of social media omnipresent
The majority of Americans oppose the Supreme Court’s plan to overturn Roe — but can progressives turn this into votes?
The award-winning writer’s 2019 play ‘The White Card’ — new to the UK — deals with art, race and America
Abortion ban would increase the country’s dreadful maternal mortality rate and fall hardest on the most vulnerable
Executives are reluctant to engage in one of the most divisive debates in US
Democrats outraged after highly unusual leak reveals draft decision to overturn Roe vs Wade
The US sponsorship programme for Ukrainians — and Afghans — demands cash, stamina and a commitment to the long haul
The author of ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ is aligned with the Republican hard right as he seeks a US Senate seat
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