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The most important Supreme Court decision of the 20th century was swept away -- along with women's autonomy. Since Roe v. Wade was overturned, women are steadily losing more control over their bodies.
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Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK) was a beacon of hope for our country. We need his strength now more than ever.
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The Heritage Foundation cooked up a scheme last year to transform the U.S. from a democracy to a theocracy. They're at it again, targeting the country's largest group.
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Every year millions of Americans swear to New Year's resolutions. What are they, and will they be remembered in February?
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2025 was full of wars, politics, bad weather, murders and mayhem. All downers. Here's a few lighter ones you probably missed.
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Shop till you drop is almost over. Here's a way to finish up, save money, and help your fellow citizens in the bargain.
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A Catholic church near Boston changed its usual nativity display. Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus are missing. In their place is a sign reading "ICE was here."
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The U.S. declared war on Japan on December 8, 1941, the day after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. One woman stood in opposition.
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The holidays are here, Christmas, Hanukkah, and a host of others around the world. But the various religions are having a hard time agreeing on ownership of the symbolism.
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We have many food companies in the U.S. with vittles fit for a Thanksgiving dinner. Can we buy American for our grocery list this year?
info_outlineLast June Secretary of the Navy Pete Hegseth announced the renaming of eight U.S. naval ships. The decree came during Pride month, when Hegseth gleefully celebrated the renaming of the USS Harvey Milk, which had honored the prominent gay civil rights activist. So it’s no surprise that the seven ships remaining on Hegseth’s current hit list all honor women and minorities.