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Couldnt be as eloquent as he was. It is so inspiring. Im so glad you played something positive and uplifting because it leads into our cynical conversation. Sean i wont bring up the nfl thing. I got to be honest, if you cant agree that the people that fought, bled, died, lost limbs for us, been disfigured for us, fighting under that flag, i dont know what we will agree on. Laura yeah, well, god bless them. They say its not about that, but, you know, we have so few things sean by the way, you sho...

Expansion near its 2 objective. All right. Lets begin our coverage with msnbcs david who joins us from the floor of the new york stock exchange. The chart, david, showed a big pop when the Federal Reserve suggested that 2 would look at economic data, the hint being that if the economy weakens a little bit, the fed will perhaps lower Interest Rates a little bit like the president wants. But it wasnt actually a very big reaction. No, youre right. So what were talking about here, ali, is fed policy...

Senior ice attorneys told the current acting director that the plan was inappropriate and lacked a legal basis. A white house official confirmed the broad outline in a report but the same official called it ridiculous that it was meant as retaliation toward political rivals. A Homeland Department security spokesperson said this was floated and rejected. Once again it seems the president is not on the same page as some members of his administration. He tweeted due to the fact democrats are unwill...

For several months starting in late 1943, American soldiers with the 1st Infantry Division made their home away from home in Swanage, England. Eighty years later, the English Channel town is honoring them.

Augher dairy farmer David Clarke will be discussing his experience of establishing red clover swards at an AgriSearch farm walk which will take place on his farm on Wednesday, 5th June.

American soldiers will be remembered with the unveiling of a plaque at Swanage station from where they boarded as they set off for D-Day

US troops travelled by train from Swanage on their way to Omaha Beach for D-Day.

American soldiers will be remembered with the unveiling of a plaque at Swanage station from where they boarded as they set off for D-Day

Onetime Madison County resident Benjamin Netherland (1755-1838) was a hero in life and in battle. He was born the son of a tobacco planter in Powhatan County, Virginia. According to

As part of the ZeroNsile project AgriSearch will be holding a farm walk on red clover establishment in partnership with AFBI and CAFRE.