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President Trump Is Bold, Brave, and Right on the Iran War

He defied almost all his advisors, including Vice President J.D. Vance, and has done all the right things on the Iran War.

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Ontario premier calls Trump ‘not reliable at all’ and urges voters to ‘hold him accountable’

Doug Ford said Thursday that Trump had unintentionally bolstered Canada by forcing it to decrease its reliance on the U.S.

The Independent UK

$Trump’s comments on the Falkland Islands reflect a fractured US-UK relationship$

Trump’s comments on the Falkland Islands reflect a fractured US-UK relationship

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Trump Appears Pointing at Marine One Cockpit Before Breaking With a Presidential Salute Tradition

President Trump was seen gesturing towards the Marine One cockpit before walking past saluting Marines without returning their salute, sparking discussions about presidential traditions and customs.

International Business Times UK

White House Historical Association goes dark as Trump takes a bulldozer to the building it’s supposed to protect

One critic accuses the nonprofit established by Jacqueline Kennedy of ‘complicity’ in the president’s controversial renovations to the ‘People’s House’

The Independent UK

Trump Is Weaponizing the Department of Education After Pledging To Kill It

Instead of abolishing the department, the president increased its budget. It's now pursuing investigations against school districts for seemingly political reasons.

Reason

Labor votes: Discontent will accompany blue‑collar voters to the polls in the midterms

When union workers and their families gather this Labor Day, some may ponder Ronald Reagan’s memorable refrain, “Are you better off now than you were four years ago?”

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Actress Eve Arden left Hollywood’s smog for a California farm, joining a forgotten era when stars owned working land outside Los Angeles

In June 1971, actress Eve Arden and her husband, actor Brooks West, were living a life that placed them far from the image of Hollywood most people associated with them. In a United Press International column written by Hollywood correspondent Vernon Scott and published in the Perry Daily Journal on…

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House Republicans ramp up labor union investigations before midterms

Inquiries come after conservative thinktanks claim unions are using member dues to support Democratic causes

The Guardian - US

Trump suggests he is reviewing US support for UK over Falkland Islands

Comments signal president prepared to use dispute to push UK to raise defence spending and Nato contributions

The Guardian - UK

Trump Ranks Every President—and Somehow Declares Himself the Greatest of Them All

Trump has ranked America's presidents and placed himself above Washington, Lincoln and FDR, while leaving Reagan, Kennedy, Eisenhower and 8 others off his list.

International Business Times UK

Trump – named America’s worst-ever president by panel of experts – puts out his own chart listing himself as the greatest

President Trump remains popular with Republicans, though his approval ratings are low overall and historians tend to rank him as one of the worst presidents in history

The Independent UK

How Aliens became the rare sequel that was as good as – or better than – the original

In 1986, seven years after the groundbreaking Alien, director James Cameron released its long-awaited sequel. Rather then trying to recreate Ridley Scott’s claustrophobic 1979 horror, Cameron transformed it into something bigger, louder and more militaristic.

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford Claims Ronald Reagan Would Be 'Spinning Around In His Grave' Over Tariffs

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has warned that Canada could use electricity and critical mineral exports as leverage against the United States as its trade dispute with President Donald Trump escalates.

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Canada’s Doug Ford compares Trump to school bully, says ‘he’d take your lunch money, steal your running shoes’ as tariff fight deepens

Ontario Premier Doug Ford labelled President Donald Trump a loser and a bully. He vowed to fight back against escalating United States tariff threats. President Trump attacked Ford and Prime Minister Mark Carney on social media. Ford threatened to cut off critical minerals and electricity exports to the US. Canada…

The Independent UK

Ontario's premier: Canada should be ready to cut electricity, critical minerals as trade woes worsen

Ontario Premier Doug Ford tells The Associated Press that Ronald Reagan would be “throwing up” over President Donald Trump’s trade policies and threatened to cut off electricity and critical minerals to the United States if the Canada-U.S. trade fight worsens

The Independent UK

‘Reagan would be throwing up:’ Ontario premier unloads on Trump and threatens to cut electricity to US as trade dispute escalates

Ford warned that ‘everything is on the table’ should the dispute deteriorate, including shutting off electricity exports and critical mineral shipments from Ontario

The Guardian - US

‘Starve the beast’? The $40tn cost of Republicans’ false promises to cut spending

The enormous US debt under Trump will hobble the next Democratic administration – just as the GOP planned

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At 15, Lynne Cox broke the English Channel record for men and women; at 30, after an 11-year wait for permission, she swam through 38°F water from Alaska to the Soviet Union

In 1987, endurance swimmer Lynne Cox made waves by crossing the Bering Strait, swimming from Alaska to Soviet territory during a tense Cold War period. This monumental swim was more than a personal triumph; it represented a bridge of peace and understanding between two divided nations. Her bravery earned accolades…

The Guardian - UK

Angels in America review – Tony Kushner’s five-hour fever dream predicts and reflects the US at 250

People, ideas and scenes wash over each other in Ivo van Hove’s masterly staging at the Edinburgh international festival

The Economic Times

Quote of the day by Ronald Reagan: ‘Sometimes when I'm faced with an unbeliever, an atheist, I am tempted…’ – Former US president’s unusual argument for God

Ronald Reagan used a dinner analogy to discuss God's existence. He believed the world's complexity suggested a creator, much like a meal implies a cook. Reagan's faith was central to his life and political career. He often linked his responsibilities to his belief in a higher power. This worldview shaped…

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The US Navy finally has a carrier with a built-in center for drones and other unmanned aircraft

The USS Theodore Roosevelt becomes the first carrier ready for MQ-25 operations as another carrier prepares its own unmanned aviation center.

The Independent UK

National Code Talker day to bring 101-year-old veteran to Phoenix

Navajo Code Talkers are being honored in a longstanding national day of recognition

The Independent UK

Hotel costs near solar eclipse path skyrocket but visitors could be left disappointed

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John Hinckley Jr has message for Jodie Foster 45 years after attempting to kill Ronald Reagan

John Hinckley Jr, who attempted to assassinate then-US President Ronald Reagan to impress Jodie Foster, has opened up about his actions.

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