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trump hates doing campaigning with the former vice-president held in quiet until now. trumps an plusity, or not endorsing kemp or not endorsing january 6th or both is out in the open. a statement he put out from his spokesman about the former vice-president, quote, mike pence was set to lose the governors race in 2016 before he was plucked up and political career salvaged, now desperate to not lose relevant, pair chuting into races, the reality is president trump is already 82-3 with h...

asking for yet another four years in the white house together just 18 months ago. and then they lost. but when only one was prepared to acknowledge that, it seems, well, that theres no love that has now been lost between them. in talking january 6th, pence once said he didnt think he and trump would ever see eye to eye about that day. intimating that it was time to move beyond the 2020 election. today, pence has slolidified tht disconnect, stumping for georgia governor, brian kemp, a c...

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Appointment Marks The Institution’s First Latinx Permanent Curator...

Analog technologies created new opportunities, but many individuals couldn’t access them without a fight. The Washington Business Institute operated from 1930–1980. It was there that over 5,000 African Americans, the vast majority of them women, learned skills to prepare them for working in an office environment.

New York City witnessed end of an era as the last standing street payphone was uprooted from 7th Avenue on Monday and made its way to the Museum of the City of New York.

Earlier this week, New York removed the last two street pay phones in the city. That sent me down a nostalgia hole of when we used pagers and pay phones.

Officials held a send-off ceremony earlier today for the two last surviving coin-operated payphones on the streets of New York.

New York City authorities have made the final call to remove the last remaining phone booth in the city, located at the corner of 7th Avenue and 50th Street near Time Square, on Monday.

The phone booth was the last of more than 6,000 that have been stripped from New York streets following the takeover of cellphones and Wi-Fi.