Elite leaders gather at Reagan funeral in Washington
Outside the Washington National Cathedral an A-list of former leaders and dignitaries mingle after Reagan's funeral. George H. W. Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev share a hug while Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Tony Blair, Silvio Berlusconi and others chat and exchange greetings. Selwa Roosevelt notes the event as an unprecedented state gathering.
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Californians honor Reagan with legacy remembrance pages
Riverside and other California locations collect notes from the public praising Ronald Reagan while some critics call him an "affable oaf." Gov. Schwarzenegger plans to bind the pages for the Reagan Library, with entries from diverse communities including Chinese script and signatures like Gonzalez Akhtarshad Abdullah Hazza.
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Reagan Era Echoes Across American Life
The piece reflects on how the Reagan years reshaped politics, economy, and culture, noting doubled mortgage rates past deficits, the rise of Reagan Republicans, and a lasting sense of optimism. It compares then and now, citing Reaganomics, a stronger military, and foreign policy framing against the era’s moral certainty and flag waving.
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Protests in San Francisco critique Reagan foreign policy
About 100 protesters in the Mission District carried plywood crosses bearing names of Central American victims, linking Ronald Reagan's policies to deaths in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. Activists condemned U S support for anti-communist forces, while AIDS activists mourned Reagan's handling of the epidemic.
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