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Biden, Moon to talk China, chip crunch at White House summit

South Korean President Moon Jae-in is visiting the White House on Friday, the second foreign leader who United States President Joe Biden has welcomed to Washington since taking office. On the agenda is likely to be the global semiconductor chip shortage that’s paralysing the US auto industry as well as China’s dominance in the region.

Moon’s visit follows an April summit between Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga — and if the new administration’s choice of opening acts seems stage-managed, that’s no accident, say experts.

“It’s clear that the Biden administration is focused on strategic competition with China as a primary foreign policy objective, or as a primary frame for thinking about the challenges it faces in the world,” Scott Snyder, director of the US-Korea policy programme at the Council on Foreign Relations, told Al Jazeera. “It was very intentional that it opened its foreign policy approach in that way.”

The two visits from Asian heads of state come on the heels of an early March virtual meeting of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue between the US, India, Australia and Japan — a meeting which was also designed to present a united front to China’s growing global influence.

Later in March, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan visited South Korea and Japan before holding a tense meeting with Chinese officials in Alaska.

US officials brought up alleged human rights abuses against members of the Uighur Muslim minority with Chinese officials during a tense meeting in Alaska earlier this year [File: Yasin Akgul/AFP]That meeting included frank discussions on thorny issues including human rights abuses committed against the Muslim Uighur population in Xinjiang, a crackdown against democratic protesters in Hong Kong, repression in Tibet, sabre-rattling against Taiwan and cyberattacks on the US.



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Suspicious death in Westerville home

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South Jersey Girls Lacrosse Top 10: Final regular season

All that’s left of the regular season are a few odds and ends plus games to fill out the slight lull before the playoffs begin on Tuesday.  

Each of the teams in the Top 10 has a shot at taking home a sectional title and earning a berth into state championship weekend. All you have to do is keep winning. 

Here is a final look at the top teams heading into the playoffs:  

1. Haddonfield (record through Tuesday 13-1, last week 3) 

The Bulldogs pulled off the upset of the season with an overtime win at Moorestown last week. Does anyone remember the last South Jersey team other than Shawnee to pull off that feat? Answer below. 

Playoff opener: South Group 1 first-round vs. No. 16 Collingswood 

2. Cherokee (15-0, 2) 

South Jersey’s last remaining unbeaten has the last great test ahead of it on Friday against Lenape.  

Playoff opener: South 4 vs. (16) Williamstown 

3. Moorestown (11-2, 1) 

The Quakers haven’t been ranked below No. 1 in South Jersey since 2010, which should make the South 3 playoff field very nervous. 

Playoff opener: South 3 quarterfinal on June 5 

4. Lenape (10-2, 4) 

Lenape has a tasty playoff tuneup ahead on Friday when they host Cherokee for what could be a South 4 championship preview. 

Playoff opener: South 4 vs. (14) Howell 

5. Cherry Hill West (11-2, 5) 

The breakout team on 2021, the Lions should see their first real test on the South 3 semifinals. 

Playoff opener: South 3 vs. (14) Brick Memorial 

6. Clearview (11-5, 6) 

The Gloucester County Cup is on tap for Wednesday against West Deptford, then the No. 2 seed in south 3 thanks to a head-to-head win against Shawnee.  

Playoff opener: South 3 vs. (15) Toms River East 

7. Ocean City (10-3, 10) 

Nothing shakes up the Top 10 quite like a head-to-head battle. Ocean City nipped Mainland on Senior Night to jump up to the No. 7 spot.  

Playoff opener: South 3 vs. (13) Jackson  

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Kansas tribe celebrates anniversary of removal from Cherokee Nation

By The Herald Staff  |  The Ottawa Herald

The Munsee Tribe of Kansas ancestors endured many hardships fighting for their lives and land.

The Munsees were nearly driven to Cherokee Nation 153 years ago.

In 1868, a treaty was proposed by Kansas Sen. Samuel Pomeroy initiating removal of the Chippewa and Munsee tribes to Indian Territory.

The Chippewa people, being Anishnabek relatives to the Ottawa and Potawatomi tribes, were going to join the Ottawa Tribe in Indian Territory on reservation lands acquired from the Seneca Shawnee Tribe as gratitude for the Ottawa Tribe hosting the Seneca Shawnee Tribe on their lands when the  Civil War forced the Seneca Shawnee people to flee violence. This Ottawa removal occurred in 1867 and the the Chippewa people were going to move there.                                                                                 

The Christian Munsee Treaty of June 1, 1868, was signed by

Edward McCoonse, Louis Gokey, Ignatius Caleb, and Moses A. Kilbuck and was read and interpreted by Chippewa interpreter Antoine Gokey and Munsee interpreter Moses A. Kilbuck. It wasn’t ratified by the U.S. Senate though.

Mike Ford, historian and researcher for The Munsee Tribe in Kansas, said the ratification did not come because the Senate was involved in impeachment hearings of President Andrew Johnson.

“Much of that year politically was spent on the impeachment and unsuccessful removal of President Andrew Johnson, who became President after the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln on April 9, 1865.”

President Johnson’s impeachment trial took place from Feb.24, 1868, to May 26, 1868. He was acquitted by the vote of Kansas Sen. Edmund Ross of high crimes and misdemeanors.

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Entering year 16 as a pro, Bellator 259’s Cris Cyborg explains why she doesn’t plan on slowing down

UNCASVILLE, Conn. – May 17, 2006: That’s the date on which Cris Cyborg made her professional MMA debut.

This past Monday marked the 16th anniversary of that fight. Twenty-four professional fights later, Cyborg continues to roll.

As she enters her Bellator 259 main event against Leslie Smith (12-8-1 MMA, 2-1 BMMA), which takes place Friday at Mohegan Sun Arena, Cyborg (23-2 MMA, 2-0 BMMA) is well aware of the date and its meaning. Her team has already cranked out the T-shirts, in fact.

“It feels like just yesterday I started,” Cyborg told MMA Junkie on Wednesday. “(Time) moves so fast. … I feel very blessed for these 16 years of success. I’ve held four world titles. For me, I’m just thankful.”

How has Cyborg absorbed a decade of kicks, punches, knees and submissions and come out relatively unscathed, still able to compete? The Bellator women’s featherweight champion pointed to her passion for the sport.

“I work hard, but if you love something you do and you love your work, you can do 16 years or more,” Cyborg said.

Even after all these years, there is no motivation lacking for Cyborg. In fact, she likes sitting atop a storied career because it feels like she simply doesn’t have anything else to prove. She’s accomplished so much in her career and can still build on her legacy by leading by example inside and outside the cage.

“There’s no pressure,” Cyborg said. “I like to fight for my fans, to be an example for everyone, continue to improve women’s MMA and to do my missionary work. I feel great. I feel every day is new. I’m excited for Bellator. It makes a fire in my heart. I’m excited to just enjoy the moment.”

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Biden arms waiver is ‘slap in the face’ of Armenian-Americans – Responsible Statecraft

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Mohican Adventure Scavenger Hunt set for June 12

LOUDONVILLE — Those looking to get outside and explore the area will be interested in checking out a new event in Loudonville next month, as the Cleo Redd Fisher Museum hosts the Mohican Adventure Hunt on Saturday, June 12.

The activity allows participants to team up with their friends or family and race against other teams to complete a list of tasks. Tasks range from discovering local landmarks to specific activities, such as convincing a stranger to do something on camera for them.

The rules are simple: in order to win, teams will have to record their accomplishments in either photograph or video format, on a smartphone, and then send them as proof to the museum — as videos and photographs come in, museum staff will award points to each team in real-time. The first team to complete all tasks — or the team with the most point at the end of the time limit — will be crowned the champion and take home the grand prize of $150 in cash.

The only limit to a team’s size is their ability to fit into the same vehicle together, but they must stay together throughout the entirety of the event.

“Think of it as a mix between a scavenger hunt and the Amazing Race,” museum curator Kenny Libben says. “We’ve considered an Amazing Race format for a few years but thought the scavenger hunt model would work better with social distancing but also allow more people to participate.”

Unlike the Amazing Race, the Mohican Adventure Hunt is not as physically demanding as teams will be able to simply drive to most locations.

The event runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 12 but teams will need to register on the museum’s website, at www.crfmuseum.com, in order to participate.

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Lenape Park Dam Reconstruction Postponed – County of Union, New Jersey

Union County, NJ – The Union County Board of Commissioners announces that repair work planned for the Lenape Dam has been postponed until September, due to the large scale of the project and statewide regulations that govern the protection of nesting birds during the breeding season.

The dam project was initially scheduled to begin in June, requiring closure of the eastern portion of the park. Signs to that effect been removed, and the park will remain open to the public until September of this year.

On or about September 1, the eastern part of Lenape Park, from the Rahway River to the Kenilworth border, will be closed to all visitors, including hikers, fishermen and cyclists. Additionally, the eastern bike path, from the Boulevard to 14th Street, will be closed. The closures will be in effect until the work is completed, which will take approximately four months.

The western section of the park, from the Rahway River to the Westfield border, will remain open to all activities throughout the work period. The western bike path, which runs from the Boulevard to Springfield Avenue in Westfield, will also remain open during the repair work.

The Lenape Dam repairs will bring the dam into compliance with the regulations of the State of New Jersey’s Bureau of Dam Safety, the N.J. Department of Environmental Protection and to ensure the safety of County residents.

The County regrets any inconvenience to the public cause by these mandatory repairs.  

For information and updates on all Union County services during the COVID-19 outbreak, including the Drive-Through Test Center at Kean University, the Mobile Test Unit walk-up sites, vaccination information, emergency food distribution and other support services, visit ucnj.org/covid19. General information about COVID-19 is available through the New Jersey Department of Health…

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Concert Connection: Cheap Trick’s coming to Foxwoods in June

Cheap Trick is set to perform at the Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket on Saturday June 12.

Since their humble beginnings in 1974 in Rockford, Illinois, Cheap Trick has wowed audiences with high energy, sometimes campy showmanship combined with amazing vocals and guitar wizardry. Known for huge hits like “I Want You to Want Me,” “Surrender,” “The Flame,” and “Dream Police,” the legendary band has been rocking out with their unique blend of power pop for over four decades. For tickets, call 800-369-9663 or visit www.foxwoods.com

Upcoming concerts

Ana Popovic – The Warehouse, Fairfield – May 21

Dinosaur Jr – Westville Music Bowl – New Haven – May 23

Jeff Pitchell’s Legends – Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, Old Saybrook – May 28

Joe Russo’s Almost Dead – Westville Music Bowl – New Haven – (sold-out) May 28, 29 & 30

The Disco Biscuits – Westville Music Bowl – New Haven – June 4 & 5

Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes – Ridgefield Playhouse, Ridgefield – June 4

Dave Matthews Band – Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville – June 8 & 9

Lake Street Dive – Westville Music Bowl – New Haven – June 10 & 11

Luke Bryan – Xfinity Theatre, Hartford – June 16

Tim Reynolds – Ridgefield Playhouse, Ridgefield – June 18

Jackson Browne – Foxwoods Resort Casino, Mashantucket – June 20

Dar Williams – Ridgefield Playhouse (Outside), Ridgefield – June 25

Chaka Khan – Ridgefield Playhouse, Ridgefield – June 25

Jonathan Edwards – Stage One, Fairfield – June 25

The Mavericks – Indian Ranch, Webster, MA – June 26

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Biden signs bill aimed at addressing rise in anti-Asian hate crimes

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