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Death penalty in the US: Where it applies and how many people have been executed (opens the original)
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Since 1976, the United States has executed 1,682 people. More than a third of them — 602 — were executed in a single state: Texas. The U.S. is a country that imposes the death penalty in 27 states and has abolished it in 23 others. It is also a country where public support for the death penalty — which reached 80% in 1994 — fell to 52% in 2025, its lowest level in more than half a century. These are the figures and the context behind one of the most controversial practices in the U.S. justice sy
MLB seeks to bring a game to Grand Teton, drawing criticism over construction in a national park (opens the original)
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The mountains of Grand Teton could become the backdrop for a Major League Baseball game. The proposal is only on the table for now, but it has already drawn opposition from local officials and environmental groups because bringing baseball there would require building — even if only temporarily — a field inside one of the most important national parks in the United States. MLB approached the Donald Trump administration to ask whether it would be possible to host a game there, according to league
Trump releases new ad funded by taxpayers: ‘This is the final battle’ (opens the original)
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Donald Trump appears walking down a hallway, in black and white, with a serious expression and his eyes fixed on the camera. As he moves forward, his voice announces what he presents as the “final battle” against communists, Marxists, fascists, globalists and the media, all of his familiar “enemies.” At the end of the ad, a caption makes clear who is funding it: “Paid for by the U.S. Government.” The 30-second commercial is the third in a series of ads funded with taxpayer money that the White H
Absentee and early voting in the US: What to know before the November 3 midterms (opens the original)
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The U.S. midterm elections are not limited to Tuesday, November 3. For millions of voters, Election Day will begin much earlier, either through in-person early voting or by casting a mail-in ballot, despite recent attempts by President Donald Trump to restrict and overhaul mail-in voting. The voting calendars vary considerably from state to state. In 47 states and Washington, D.C., voters can cast their ballots early without having to provide a reason. In Alabama, Mississippi, and New Hampshire,
Julia Jacklin, on identity and maturity in her new album, ‘The Gem’: ‘You can find freedom in love with the right person’ (opens the original)
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Four years have passed since Julia Jacklin released her third studio album, Pre-Pleasure. The record — just like her first two — was critically acclaimed, cementing the Australian artist’s place as one of today’s best singer-songwriters. And although she could have used that momentum to release new music right away, after coming home tired from touring and the whirlwind of the music industry, she decided to hit the brakes. “I just took a step back from the industry for a chunk of time, and that
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