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The Latest Breaking News from Ronald Reagan

Nolan Finley: Mike Rogers may make presidential run

The Iowa State Fair draws presidential wannabes like cows draw flies.

Tribune News Service

‘You’re not patriots’: Judge throws the book at Jan 6 rioter as he rambles about Reagan in court

The judge was not impressed by the defendant’s appeals to patriotism

The Independent UK

Biden Shouldn't Meet Xi Jinping in China. He Should Do It in America.

The U.S. may not realize it, but it has the upper hand. It turns out communism doesn't work.

Reason

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Solid Netflix doc takes no sides in revisiting Manti Te’o and his girlfriend hoax

Two-part ‘Untold’ film reveals pain still felt by the former Notre Dame linebacker as well as the remorse of the catfisher who duped him.

Chicago Sun-Times

Explainer: how neoliberalism became an insult in Australian politics

The much-debated term “neoliberalism” again entered the political debate last week, with Greens leader Adam Bandt using a National Press Club speech to decry neoliberalism in the Labor Party.

The Conversation

Biden can still stop Trump, and Trumpism – if he can find a bold plan and moral vision

The US president is struggling and his divisive rival still has the Republican party in his grip. But there are reasons for hope, says Guardian US columnist Robert Reich

The Guardian - UK

Iconic The Virginian actor Clu Gulager dies 'surrounded by loving family'

Clu Gulager, 93, was best known for The Virginian but also appeared in The Return of the Living Dead and starred alongside Ronald Reagan, Paul Newman, Lee Marvin and John Wayne

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Baseball trivia in search of a theme

Before taking this quiz, let’s take a moment to honor Tony Dow, ‘Leave it to Beaver’ and its evocative tune

Chicago Sun-Times

Boebert on monkeypox and "zombie Reagan"

In an interview on BlazeTV’s "The News & Why it Matters," Boebert echoes Reagan's views on federal guidance

Salon

Viktor Orbán Flatters Republicans With the Lie That Progressive Liberals and Communists Are 'the Same'

The Hungarian prime minister also makes the historically illiterate claim that Christians can't be racist.

Reason

What is neoliberalism? A political scientist explains the use and evolution of the term

Neoliberalism is a complex concept that many people use – and overuse – in different and often conflicting ways.

The Conversation

Inflation rates are rising in the US – an economist explains why

Consumer prices in the U.S. are rising due to inflation at the fastest rate they have in decades. Earlier this summer, SciLine interviewed Martha Olney, a teaching professor emerita of economics at the University of California, Berkeley, about what’s causing prices to rise and what the government can do to…

The Conversation

The Conservative Case for Sanctuary Cities and States

Political scientist David Leal explains why conservatives should reject efforts to compel states and localities to help enforce federal laws these jurisdictions oppose.

Reason

Commentary: Democrats missed their window to pass redistricting reform

“State constitutional bans on gerrymandering in Florida, Ohio, North Carolina, and other states could die, as could independent redistricting commissions in Arizona, California, Michigan and other states,” according to the Brennan Center for Justice.

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The Guardian - US

America First is laying plans to perpetuate Trumpism beyond Trump

The rightwing group is planning a future more authoritarian, more extreme and more ruthless – with or without the former president

Salon

Just 100 days till a gruesome election

There's literally no excuse for this vapid, soulless party to win anything. But they may, and we'll all pay for it

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Pa. GOP leaders once spurned Doug Mastriano. Now they’re giving him a ‘second look’ and fundraising support

PHILADELPHIA — In early May, Republican Party insiders in Pennsylvania were scrambling behind the scenes to thin the field in the governor’s race and unify around a single candidate — anyone, basically, but Doug Mastriano. Money was transferred. A poll was commissioned.

Los Angeles Times

California used to pay people to hunt mountain lions. Now we spend millions to protect them.

LOS ANGELES — Whoever drove the car or truck that last week killed the mountain lion P-89 on the 101 Freeway in Woodland Hills — about 60 years ago, that driver would have been in line for a reward, a government atta-boy bounty of as much as $75 (more than…

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The Truth About Eating Ice Cream In The Summertime

In 1984, President Ronald Reagan declared the third Sunday of each July to be “National Ice Cream Day,” and it doesn’t seem like a coincidence that he picked a date in the middle of the hottest month in the United States, climatologically speaking, to commemorate a treat enjoyed by more…

The Guardian - US

High Noon at 70: the politically loaded anti-western adored by US presidents

Loved by both Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton, the 1952 convention-defying film is like a political Rorschach test

The Independent UK

Liz Truss tax cuts could see interest rates hit 7 per cent, her own economic adviser admits

The Cardiff University professor also said he advocates ‘thinning out’ workers’ rights

Reason

The Political Strategy of "Making the Other Side Better"

Economist Tyler Cowen argues this approach is too often neglected. But is more common than he suggests.

Inverse

35 years ago, Paul Verhoeven made the most subversive sci-fi movie of the decade

RoboCop was meant to critique the police-military-industrial complex, but it failed in one major way.

Benzinga

10 Weirdest Ice Cream Flavors Of All Time: Horse Flesh? Gin And Tonic? Irish Brown Bread?

July 17 is National Ice Cream Day, a commemoration signed into law in 1984 by President Ronald Reagan via a proclamation that declared ice cream to be ‘‘a nutritious and wholesome food enjoyed by over 90% of the people in the United States.’’

The Walrus

What Justin Trudeau Can Learn about Nuclear Diplomacy from His Father

Canada once led the fight for a world without nukes. What happened?

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