Erasing History, One Sign at a Time Park advocacy groups are taking the Trump administration to court, claiming it’s trying to ‘erase history and undermine science’ at national parks. The lawsuit says hundreds of signs have been identified for removal,

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Outrageous Comment Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is slamming a fellow rep’s disgusting post about Muslims and dogs, calling it ‘genuinely one of the most disgusting statements’ she’s ever seen from an American official. It’s not every day you see a politician

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Jesse Jackson’s Powerful Moment Jesse Jackson’s 1988 speech at the Democratic convention was a gut-wrenching call to action that left some delegates in tears. It’s no surprise, given the passion and conviction he brought to the stage. Jackson didn’t win

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Breaking the Stalemate Massachusetts congressman Jim McGovern has just introduced a bill to scrap the U.S.’s 64-year-old embargo against Cuba. It’s about time, considering the policy’s been a thorn in the side of U.S.-Cuba relations for decades. McGovern’s not alone

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Lawmakers Take Another Crack at Township Merger Bill Indiana’s House Local Government Committee just tweaked a Senate bill that aims to merge some of the state’s townships. The bill, authored by State Sen. Rick Niemeyer, would require the Indiana Department

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Blakeman Slams Hochul’s Budget Move Bruce Blakeman, the Republican gubernatorial nominee, isn’t holding back. He’s ripping Gov. Kathy Hochul for approving a whopping $1.5 billion in state funds to bail out New York City. The city’s facing a major budget

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