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Pro-Trump Artist Paints Massive American Flag at D.C. Fair for Nation's 250th Birthday
The 9-by-17-foot oil-on-canvas Old Glory, created by Staten Island artist Scott LoBaido, is billed as the largest ever painted in that medium.
Historical Significance of Washington's Crossing of the Delaware Resurfaces in National Conversation About Civic Duty
The 1776 crossing that turned the tide of the Revolutionary War remains a touchstone for debates about sacrifice and national identity, with modern political figures drawing competing lessons from the moment.
How George Washington's Christmas Crossing of the Delaware Became an Enduring Symbol of American Resolve
The 1776 surprise attack on Trenton, launched during a winter storm with fewer than 3,000 troops, turned the tide of the Revolutionary War and inspired Thomas Paine's famous 'American Crisis' pamphlet.
Immigrant Business Owner Says Birth Tourism Is a 'Slap in the Face' to Those Who Followed Legal Process
Kris Ramsingh, who emigrated from Trinidad in 2006 and became a U.S. citizen nine years later, supports Trump's immigration policies as Fourth of July approaches.
Record Heat Wave Disrupts July 4th Celebrations Across Eastern US; Health Authorities Warn of Extreme Dangers
Triple-digit temperatures have strained energy grids, forced event cancellations, and prompted warnings from health officials as heat advisories affect nearly 30 states.
America the Beautiful: Why Cleaning Up DC Matters
RealClearPolitics publishes argument about federal accountability and governance reform as debate continues in Congress.
New York Girds for a Weekend of Taylor Swift, Salutes and Soccer
The city is deploying 12-hour police shifts, anti-drone technology and cooling shelters as three major events converge over three days.
FBI Used Informant to Record Conversations Inside Newsom Administration, Lawyer Says
The development comes as federal prosecutors have already secured a guilty plea from the governor's former chief of staff in a $225,000 fraud case.
Brutal Heat Cancels Fourth of July Events From DC to Philadelphia
Extreme temperatures exceeding 100 degrees force officials across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic to shut down fireworks displays and parades for public safety.
Gov. Shapiro Discusses America at 250, July Fourth Heat Wave and Midterm Political Landscape
Pennsylvania's Democratic governor addressed the intersection of extreme weather events, national celebrations, and the political environment as candidates prepare for competitive midterm elections.