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The Racial Identity of Americans Is Rapidly Blurring. Politics Hasn’t Caught Up.

More people are identifying as multiracial, taking on more complex identities that researchers and politicians are struggling to understand

By Oyin Adedoyin, The Wall Street Journal
The Racial Identity of Americans Is Rapidly Blurring. Politics Hasn’t Caught Up.
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In Sports, American Socialism Is Beating European Capitalism

The more egalitarian, redistributive club competitions that exist in the U.S. are starting to be copied across the Atlantic

By Jon Sindreu, The Wall Street Journal
In Sports, American Socialism Is Beating European Capitalism
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Greenland Is Gorgeous and Uncrowded. Now Here Come the Americans.

The remote northern island wants more visitors: ‘It’s the rumbling before the herd is coming,’ one hotel manager says

By Allison Pohle, The Wall Street Journal
Greenland Is Gorgeous and Uncrowded. Now Here Come the Americans.

Prominent Group of Greek Americans Mobilize for Harris-Walz

Sizable numbers of Greek American voters and Americans of Greek origin living in a handful of 'swing states', such as Pennsylvania, New York and Illinois, are up for grabs.

Prominent Group of Greek Americans Mobilize for Harris-Walz

With U.S. Elections Approaching, Both Parties Court Greek-American Voters, But Substance is Lacking

This year, a notable absence of concrete positions on issues concerning Greek-American relations comes as a stark contrast to previous election years like 2008

Petros Kasfikis, US Correspondent
With U.S. Elections Approaching, Both Parties Court Greek-American Voters, But Substance is Lacking

Trump “Envoy” Richard Grenell Touts Former President’s Commitment to Greek Americans at Philadelphia Event

The event, held at the Union League of Philadelphia, drew a mix of political and business leaders from the Greek American community

Petros Kasfikis, US Correspondent
Trump “Envoy” Richard Grenell Touts Former President’s Commitment to Greek Americans at Philadelphia Event
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America’s Young Men Are Falling Even Further Behind

Men in their 20s and early 30s are much more likely than female peers to live with their parents, and many say they feel aimless and isolated

By Rachel Wolfe, The Wall Street Journal
America’s Young Men Are Falling Even Further Behind
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More Americans Identify as Republican Than Democrat. Here’s What That Means for the Election

Rare GOP advantage takes pressure off Trump to win over independent voters

By Aaron Zitner, The Wall Street Journal
More Americans Identify as Republican Than Democrat. Here’s What That Means for the Election
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Should Kamala Harris Be Wearing American Designers?

Decades after Jackie Kennedy was lambasted for wearing French brands, the Democratic presidential candidate goes full Parisian

By Rory Satran, The Wall Street Journal
Should Kamala Harris Be Wearing American Designers?

Summer Student Programs Ignite Greek-American Heritage: A Path to Revitalizing the U.S. Diaspora

A potent force, the Greek diaspora can only remain meaningful for Greece through action

Petros Kasfikis, US Correspondent
Summer Student Programs Ignite Greek-American Heritage: A Path to Revitalizing the U.S. Diaspora

Mitsotakis Calls on Greek-Americans to Invest in Greece

The Greek PM emphasized the strategic depth of the relationship between Greece and the United States, a long-standing friendship unaffected by who's in the White House

Mitsotakis Calls on Greek-Americans to Invest in Greece
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Trump’s Road Map for Taking ‘Woke’ Out of American Education

The candidate has laid out ways to step up control over diversity issues

By Matt Barnum and Melissa Korn The Wall Street Journal
Trump’s Road Map for Taking ‘Woke’ Out of American Education
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Americans Are Desperate for Relief. The Rate Cut Is a Glimmer of Hope.

The Fed’s interest-rate reduction won’t be immediately felt by everyone, but for some it is the start of a big change

By David Umberti, The Wall Street Journal
Americans Are Desperate for Relief. The Rate Cut Is a Glimmer of Hope.
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Hardened Voter Pessimism About America’s Trajectory Begins to Soften

WSJ poll finds that the share who say the U.S. is headed in the right direction is the highest since at least 2021

By Sabrina Siddiqui, The Wall Street Journal
Hardened Voter Pessimism About America’s Trajectory Begins to Soften
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Long Covid Knocked a Million Americans Off Their Career Paths

Years after infection, even answering email remains arduous for many

By Jennifer Calfas and Paul Overberg , The Wall Street Journal
Long Covid Knocked a Million Americans Off Their Career Paths

Bank of America Says Greek Bonds Are More Resilient Than Italian Ones

However, more recently, Greece appears to be temporarily decoupling from the typical peripheral exposure to this risk factor, BofA notes.

Bank of America Says Greek Bonds Are More Resilient Than Italian Ones
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Campaign Lays Bare Debate Over What It Means to Be a ‘Real American’

Trump and Vance have emphasized protecting American values from outside threats, while Harris has focused on the U.S. as a land of opportunity for all

By Aaron Zitner, The Wall Street Journal
Campaign Lays Bare Debate Over What It Means to Be a ‘Real American’

American Woman, 18, Arrested in Thessaloniki on Rape Allegations

A 19-year-old Greek man told police she tried to rape him

American Woman, 18, Arrested in Thessaloniki on Rape Allegations

Greek-American Rep. Dina Titus on Election Stakes: Protecting Democracy or Risking Authoritarianism

Framing the upcoming election as a critical juncture for the United States, Rep. Dina Titus (D-NV) portrayed it as a decisive choice between advancing democracy and sliding towards authoritarianism. In an interview with To Vima during the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Chicago, Titus emphasized that “the stakes couldn’t be higher.” As she said, “this election […]

Petros Kasfikis, US Correspondent
Greek-American Rep. Dina Titus on Election Stakes: Protecting Democracy or Risking Authoritarianism
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Russians, Fleeing War, Find Haven in the Cafes and Beaches of South America

Immigrants are settling in Brazil and Argentina, buying up apartments and opening beauty salons and restaurants

By Ryan Dubé and Samantha Pearson, The Wall Street Journal
Russians, Fleeing War, Find Haven in the Cafes and Beaches of South America

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