Eurozone Leaders Work Past Midnight Deadline on Greece – The New York Times

Photo Euclid Tsakalotos, Greece’s new finance minister with Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, at the eurozone finance ministers meeting in Brussels on Sunday. Credit Francois Lenoir/Reuters BRUSSELS — European leaders demanded that Greece make new concessions and quickly adopt a host of economic policy changes as they worked into Monday morning…

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Greek Debt Crisis: Germany Flexes Its Muscles in Talks With Bailout Ultimatum – WSJ

ATHENS—Europe’s ultimatum to Greece, demanding full capitulation as the price of any new bailout, marks the failure of a rebellion by a small, debt-ridden country against its lenders’ austerity policies, after Germany flexed its muscles and offered Athens a choice between obeisance or destruction. Sunday’s statement on Greece by eurozone finance ministers will go down…

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Germany doesn’t want to save Greece. It seems to want to humiliate Greece. – The Washington Post

Angela, what’s the German word for getting kicked out of the euro? (Tobias Schwartz/AFP/Getty Images) Greece has offered an almost unconditional surrender on its bailout, but Germany might not accept anything less than a Carthaginian peace. In other words, a deal that not only forces Athens to submit, but also humiliates it in the process….

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This 1970s high school history book taught the most insane things about slavery | Fusion

Yesterday, flagpole-climbing hero Bree Newsome posted a series of frustrated tweets about education in the United States, and specifically how people can have such extremely varying opinions on the U.S. Civil War. Breh. Stop everything. What the world kind of education are folks getting in America? This is terrifying. — Bree Newsome (@BreeNewsome) July 10,…

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