亚洲贸易最新报道: Kyle Rittenhouse takes the stand, the problem of toxic positivity, and more

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Consumer prices rose in October by the most in three decades, according to the latest data. Soaring energy costs and supply shortages are to blame.

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Kyle Rittenhouse, who fatally shot two people last year amid racial-justice protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, gave emotional testimony in what has become a heated and divisive homicide trial.

Chicago Tribune

A federal judge said Texas’s ban on mask mandates in schools violates the rights of students with disabilities, freeing up local officials to set their own rules for face coverings.

The Texas Tribune

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Huma Abedin Is Ready to Tell You Who She Is

Despite her public career and an even more public marriage, the political confidante to Hillary Clinton has remained an enigma — until now.

The Cut

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How police officers punish their own, plus more on Kyle Rittenhouse’s testimony, on today’s podcast.

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Former South African president F.W. de Klerk, who shared the Nobel Peace Prize with Nelson Mandela, died at 85.

The Washington Post

They executed people for the state of South Carolina. It nearly destroyed them.

The State

This is what the world will look like if we pass the crucial 1.5-degree climate threshold.

NPR

Hollywood movies contain fewer sex scenes than ever. Here’s what’s behind the shift.

BBC Culture

Tired of being told to “cheer up”? The problem of toxic positivity.

The Wall Street Journal

Stories to Listen to

The founder of Papa John’s stepped down after using a racist slur. Now he’s cashed out his stock and wants to make a comeback.

Bloomberg Businessweek

The remarkable story of how a 76-passenger plane landed in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.

Popular Mechanics

Inside the secret, cocoa-scented world of the Hallmark Channel.

Empire

The Last Word

“	I thought one time I would be an unknown. I was one of the lucky ones.”

A 96-year-old veteran reflected on his service during a visit to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

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Kyle Rittenhouse takes the stand, the problem of toxic positivity, and more

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