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Seven books for the 7th of July: a reading list to save democracy
Kansas Reflector· 2 hours agoOne day last week, I went to a coffee shop downtown to meet a friend. I had a hardback book tucked...
Fact-checkers and US presidential elections
The Week· 8 hours agoThe recent presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump was a sorry spectacle that ended with two old men being childish about their golf...
On this day: Key events on July 7, London transit attack in 2005 to construction began on Hoover Dam...
Livemint· 9 hours agoIt is a day when four people were hanged in Washington DC for conspiring with John Wilkes Booth to...
No Labels warned us
Deseret News· 1 day ago“If a miracle happened, and the second coming of Abraham Lincoln showed up tomorrow, could there still be an opening?” he said. “It doesn’t look like it...
OPINION: MY MEDITATIONS: Great Kentuckians
The Sentinel Echo, London, Ky.· 2 days agoJul. 4—With the festivities of July 4th upon us, I have been reflecting on the creation of this nation we call home and its production of many great Kentuckians over the years. Whilst I do recognize ...
Perspective: Thoughts on American democracy as a new citizen
Deseret News· 2 days agoI’ve noted the same quality in our 16th president, Abraham Lincoln. As esteemed presidential...
Deseret News archives: The day the presidents died
Deseret News· 3 days agoAnd, on July 4, 1872, Calvin Coolidge was born in Plymouth, Vermont. He became the nation’s 30th president.
America, the land of the free and the home of the faithful
Deseret News· 3 days ago“We have forgotten God,” President Abraham Lincoln warned the nation in the middle of the Civil War....
Abraham Lincoln vs John Calhoun: the original deepfake photo of a US president
Digital Camera World· 3 days agoBefore that it was deepfakes, and Photoshop, and predating that we worried that images had been...
Perspective: The celebration of America is not just 1 day
Deseret News· 3 days agoThe honor roll of political pioneers include: George Washington.Abraham Lincoln. Theodore Roosevelt....
