The executive branch is interfering in U.S. elections in unprecedented ways.

Theodore Roosevelt, 26th president, used the term "muckraker" for writers whose aim was to search for and expose misconduct in public life.

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Step into the chaos and heroism of one of America's most harrowing moments in "30 Seconds in March: Reagan Veterans Break Their Silence" – an explosive oral history that brings you inside the assassination attempt that changed American history forever. This isn't just another political documentary; it's a raw, unfiltered account from the Secret Service agents, White House staff, and medical personnel who lived through 30 seconds of pure terror that nearly claimed a president's life. March 30, 1981, started as a routine presidential appearance at the Washington Hilton. It ended with gunshots, blood on the sidewalk, and a nation holding its breath. For the first time in decades, the veterans who were there – the agents who threw themselves into the line of fire, the doctors who fought to save Reagan's life, and the staff who managed the constitutional crisis – break their silence with revelations that have never been shared publicly. History buffs and political thriller enthusiasts, prepare for unprecedented access to classified details, personal testimonies, and behind-the-scenes accounts that expose the real story of those critical hours. We dissect the split-second decisions that saved a presidency, the medical heroics that prevented a national catastrophe, and the constitutional questions that arose when America's leadership hung in the balance. Discover the untold stories of courage, protocol failures, and the human drama that unfolded while the world watched. Whether you're fascinated by American history or obsessed with the intersection of politics and personal courage, this episode delivers revelations about leadership, sacrifice, and survival that will fundamentally change how you view presidential security. From the first gunshot to Reagan's recovery, we chronicle how ordinary people became heroes in 30 seconds that tested the very foundation of American democracy.

Mount Rushmore National Monument by Tatiana Travelways

Every year on February 12, Americans remember and celebrate Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. He was born in 1809 in a small, one-room log cabin in Hardin County,

ALT: a woman says " i suppose i could have stayed home and baked cookies "

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Trump slammed Jack Smith as a ‘deranged lamebrain prosecutor’ following his damning DoJ report