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Forty years after President Lincoln dismissed the once-popular idea of colonization for formerly enslaved African Americans, white students at the University of Chicago’s 1903 commencement ceremony heard Independence Party presidential
It was another tough week in the news. Steelhead fishing on the Olympic Peninsula has gotten so crowded you’ll want to bring your own rock to stand on if you hope to make a cast.
Today we honor U.S. presidents — past and present. From those who served as war heroes to those who resigned in disgrace, behind every textbook page, there is a treasure trove of interesting facts about the leaders of the free world. Stephen Voss, an associate professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Kentucky, has been teaching PS101: Introduction to American Government for more than 25 years. Throughout the course, he often shares unique pieces of presidential trivia — introducing generations of students to the stories behind the U.S. presidents.
Alaska topped the YuGov survey with 36 percent wanting to separate from the US and become an independent state. The question of secession on a national level showed that 23 percent of US adults would support their state seceding from the union, sparking growing divide concerns. Texas isn’t far behind While 36 percent of Alaska […]
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