July 2019

U.S. Women’s Soccer Team Wins 2019 FIFA World Cup Over Netherlands

The United States has secured its fourth Women’s World Cup title, beating the Netherlands 2-0. Sunday’s win at Stade de Lyon in France marked the team’s second consecutive World Cup victory and its 12th consecutive win in World Cup matches. This sets a new record for consecutive wins after the U.S. broke the previous record that

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On Politics: Trump Touts America’s ‘Environmental Leadership’

• Kris W. Kobach, a Republican who rose to national prominence among conservatives through his hard-line positions on immigration and voting rights, announced on Monday that he would seek the Kansas Senate seat held by Pat Roberts, who is retiring. • Senator Elizabeth Warren raised $19.1 million in the past three months, outpacing Senator Bernie

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How To Talk About Your Mental Health When No One Wants To Listen

According to the American Psychiatric Association, people from racial and ethnic minority groups are less likely to receive mental health care than the rest of the U.S. population. Communities of color often lack adequate access to medical treatment for mental illnesses. They also face challenges like higher levels of stigma, misinformation and language barriers. “While

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Muslim Council of Great Britain campaigns for ‘fairer’ media coverage

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The Centre for Media Monitoring (CfMM) aims to improve the quality of reporting of Islam and Muslims in the media The Muslim Council of Great Britain is to launch a campaign in Parliament for fairer media coverage later. The council said there was “a serious problem” with the way

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Government faces no-deal backlash from its business experts

Image copyright PA The government’s attempts to find a technological solution to its Irish border Brexit problem have run into immediate difficulties with its own business advisers. The BBC has obtained internal documents, including the terms of reference which some of its business experts are refusing to sign off on. They are concerned the terms

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