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As Trump turns 79, protests erupt worldwide while D.C. hosts military parade in his honor
Americans plan to spend $24B in 2025, but moms still get more love and larger gift budgets
Critics say Florida statute gives drivers a pass to run over demonstrators as tensions rise nationwide
Suspect posing as cop at large after shooting state officials in an attack that may be politically linked
The McDonald’s Snack Wrap joins a wave of fan-demanded comebacks — some better left forgotten
Good Night, and Good Luck goes live as Murrow’s takedown of political fear feels timely again
Musk deletes Epstein claim about Trump, but the feud and retweets continue
Some government roles require answers on backing executive orders, critics call it a political screening tool
The network says Trump’s order to cut funds was unconstitutional and undermines public media
20 years later, James Blunt says his mega-hit wasn’t romantic. Just weird, high, and wildly misread.
500 theater pros demand accountability after LuPone’s comments on Audra McDonald, Kecia Lewis.
She redefined “Hot Lips” Houlihan, bringing feminist grit to one of TV’s most enduring portrayals of war.
Memorial Day deserves reverence, not all-caps rage tweets and personal grievance from the White House.
Streaming killed the rerun ritual, but we’re still bingeing old favorites. Just without the wait.
Trump jokes about annexing Canada, so King Charles makes a visit. Canadians look for door #3: themselves.
Kermit the Frog reminds graduates, the country what we lose by defunding kindness, curiosity and community.
Young adults used to flood the workforce every summer. Now the seasonal job is an endangered species.
Memorial Day was born from Civil War grief. Now it’s 40% off at your favorite big-box store.
Over 30 U.S. states banned TikTok on government devices. Then why are their tourism boards still using it?
Trump addresses USMA cadets with his own successes, some advice, and a "culture of winning"
Record-breaking heat, rising seas, hurricane season — welcome to the Sunshine State, tourists!
Tourists may be surprised that some U.S. states still have strict alcohol laws rooted in Prohibition-era morals