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What Vance Accidentally Got Right About Watergate
J.D. Vance claimed Watergate wouldn’t matter today; analysis shows he’s partly right about media and public perception but misses key lessons about accountability.
The White House Considers Granting 250 Pardons for the Nation’s Birthday
The White House is discussing issuing up to 250 presidential pardons to coincide with the Fourth of July celebrations, though no final decision has been made.
How the rich got stingy
Analysis of recent studies shows billionaires are increasingly failing to meet their philanthropic pledges, raising questions about wealth inequality and tax policies.
Trump’s Battle for Washington
President Trump’s efforts to remake Washington, including the Reflecting Pool repainting, highlight his legacy ambitions and their mixed public reception.
The ‘Two Ships’ Theory of American History
Historian David S. Reynolds proposes America as divided into two irreconcilable cultures—Puritan North and Cavalier South—shaping the nation’s identity.
The Overlooked Reason Europe Doesn’t Have AC
Exploring the reasons behind Europe’s limited use of AC, including cultural values, historical experiences, and regulatory practices, amid record heatwaves.
Independence Day 2026 — get ready to celebrate
Official plans for Independence Day 2026 have been revealed, with nationwide festivities scheduled. Details on events and significance explained.
Twin Cities Pride events delayed due to rain
Rain has caused delays to Twin Cities Pride events scheduled for this weekend, officials confirm. The impact on festivities and future plans remains unclear.
Yves Saint Laurent and Photography: A Hot and Heavy Romance
Yves Saint Laurent’s fashion legacy is now intertwined with photography in a new exhibition at ICP, highlighting his influence on visual arts.