The national debt is higher.
The trade deficit is wider.
The inflation rate has worsened.
The unemployment rate is up.
The national debt is higher.
The trade deficit is wider.
The inflation rate has worsened.
The unemployment rate is up.
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Today in history, 1963: The Supreme Court rules 8-1 in Abington v. Schempp that mandatory religious activities in school, such as reciting the Lord’s Prayer and Bible readings, violate the Establishment Clause of the Constitution. /1
Today in history, 1963: The Supreme Court rules 8-1 in Abington v. Schempp that mandatory religious activities in school, such as reciting the Lord’s Prayer and Bible readings, violate the Establishment Clause of the Constitution. /1
Tourism is down, Republicans are attacking immigrants, scientists, & foreign students. The best & brightest are leaving.
RFK JR is attacking vaccines, which means diseases will spread.
White supremacy remains undefeated when it comes to self-destruction.
Tourism is down, Republicans are attacking immigrants, scientists, & foreign students. The best & brightest are leaving.
RFK JR is attacking vaccines, which means diseases will spread.
White supremacy remains undefeated when it comes to self-destruction.
We, the people, must hold the president and his appointees accountable for this outrageous abuse against American liberty.
We, the people, must hold the president and his appointees accountable for this outrageous abuse against American liberty.
That's colonial thinking, perpetuated to justify the creation of the colonial state in order to "uplift" and "educate" Indigenous folks
It's pure BS
That's colonial thinking, perpetuated to justify the creation of the colonial state in order to "uplift" and "educate" Indigenous folks
It's pure BS
“I would like to cure brain cancer,” Dr. Tanner said. “I think that's not particularly controversial.”
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“I would like to cure brain cancer,” Dr. Tanner said. “I think that's not particularly controversial.”
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