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Tensions Flare as White Supremacists March in Front of Philly City Hall

"I love her more now than I did to begin with — which is saying a lot, because I loved her a lot," Jimmy Carter said of his wife, Rosalynn, as the former first couple approaches their 75th wedding anniversary. https://t.co/ED61J1NtsK

Chowdown champ Joey “Jaws” Chestnut broke his own record to gulp to a 14th win in the men’s Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest on Sunday. Michelle Lesco took the women’s title. Chestnut downed 76 franks and buns in 10 minutes. That’s one more than he did in setting the men’s record last year, when the contest unfolded without fans because of the coronavirus pandemic. Lesco downed 30 ¾ dogs in 10 minutes. (Photos: Brittainy Newman/AP; Peter Foley/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)

Pro golfer shot and killed on Georgia country club golf course

This town in Italy requires residents to use silent fireworks out of respect for their furry, four-legged friends https://t.co/HFsbf4bxbS

Another condo building is evacuated in South Florida over safety concerns

Support for a common army across EU members (before Brexit)

An Oklahoma mom says her hero of the day is her UPS driver – who noticed her American flag was twisted, and took time to fix it 🇺🇸 https://t.co/5lmEzTFFOR https://t.co/alOR1wJIMb

Biden says teachers deserve ‘a raise, not just praise’

Worlds largest ever 4 day work week trial 'hugely succesful'

Joey Chestnut took home his 14th win in the men’s Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, beating his own record by downing 76 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes. Michelle Lesco won the women's title, finishing 30 and 3/4 hot dogs in 10 minutes. #nathans #hotdogs #food #competition #sports #joeychestnut #michellelesco #usa #independenceday

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Outdoor sculptures and performances provide some of our most accessible encounters with art, and that's even more true this summer for art viewers who are hesitant to re-enter galleries and museums. These spaces can nudge you toward unexpected art surprises and offer vistas of healing and history. Jason Moran, the American jazz pianist, was one of the participants taking the stage recently at “Rashid Johnson: Red Stage” in Astor Place in Manhattan. Trauma and healing are central to Guadalupe Maravilla’s work, and his “Planeta Abuelx” at Socrates Sculpture Park in Long Island City, Queens, takes both a pragmatic and symbolic approach to addressing these themes. And in Mary Mattingly’s “Public Water,” at Prospect Park in Brooklyn, plants grow inside a geodesic dome, mimicking the purification systems that make our water potable and nourishing. Tap the link in our bio for more of the new outdoor additions to the New York cityscape. Photos by madelinecass.

Texas hospital experiences 'summertime baby boom,' delivering 100 babies in two stretches totaling 91 hours

While jokes alone are not the answer to bigotry and dangerous conspiracy theories, @DeanObeidallah writes: "It's time to turn Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene into the human punchline that she deserves to be." | @CNNOpinion https://t.co/00EaI6cToV