Progressive Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is under pressure to apologize for her controversial speech at the Democratic National Convention, sparking debate over her remarks and their impact.
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Sacramento-area events celebrating the Fourth of July
Multiple Fourth of July celebrations are scheduled across Sacramento, featuring fireworks, parades, and community gatherings. Here’s what you need to know.
GUIDE: 2026 Fourth of July fireworks and festivals in Connecticut
Connecticut has released its official schedule of Fourth of July fireworks and festivals for 2026, with events planned across the state throughout July 4th weekend.
Column | At this point, the Reflecting Pool deserves an Emmy
A Washington Post column humorously suggests the Reflecting Pool deserves an Emmy for its ongoing performance. Here’s what you need to know.
Julián Quiñones, Blackness in Mexico and the complexities of national identity
Mexican footballer Julián Quiñones discusses his experience as a Black man in Mexico, shedding light on racial identity and national belonging amid ongoing debates.
Supreme Court rules Rastafarian man can’t sue guards who cut his dreadlocks
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that a Rastafarian man cannot sue prison guards who cut his dreadlocks, citing institutional policies and religious freedom limits.
A glimpse at Sasha and Malia Obama growing up in public eye
A new look at Sasha and Malia Obama’s childhood and adolescence in the spotlight, highlighting their development and public appearances over the years.
Using Genealogy Tools to Understand Family Haunting Stories
Many genealogy tools can uncover if family haunting stories hold truth or are mere folklore, revealing surprising connections you won’t want to miss.
How Book and Microfilm Scanners Support Historical Ghost Research
Gaining insights into haunted histories, book and microfilm scanners reveal hidden clues; continue reading to uncover their full potential.
Ancient Astronomical Alignments: Reading and Mapping the Stars at Early Advanced Civilization Sites
New research uncovers sophisticated star alignments in Neolithic and ancient structures, challenging assumptions about early civilizations’ astronomical knowledge.