Views on refugee order stain our history
The piece argues President Trump's refugee restrictive order is immoral and un-American, citing Washington and past injustices. It notes the policy bans refugees, targets Syria, restricts Muslim entrants, and reduces refugee quotas, while criticizing officials for dubious numbers and stressing the broader harm to security and interfaith cooperation.
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Write Your Reps Assemblyman Robert Oaks Letter Address
A prompt requesting contact information for Assemblyman Robert Oaks at his Albany office. The note provides the mailing address 718 Legislative Office Building Albany New York 12248 for constituent correspondence and inquiries.
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Legislative
Albany, N.Y
Hayes and Tilden clash in 1876 election lessons for today
Fremont Ohio recalls Rutherford B. Hayes amid the disputed 1876 race that left Tilden with the popular vote loss but Hayes winning the Electoral College. The piece contrasts then and now, noting labor strife, Reconstruction tensions, and the need for national unity amid a divided electorate.
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Timeline Highlights From History Today History Facts
Highlights note key events on February 6 across centuries including King George VI’s death in 1952 and Elizabeth II’s succession, Massachusetts ratifying the Constitution in 1788, plus notable milestones such as the 20th Amendment in 1933 and the 1992 Evansville crash. It also records space, sport, and cultural milestones with brief context.
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