Trump jeopardizes US alliances with disclosed intelligence
AP reports that President Trump allegedly shared highly classified Islamic State intelligence with Russian officials in the Oval Office, sparking European worry that allies may curb intelligence sharing. White House disputes sources but confirms a May 10 meeting occurred as Trump defends his actions on Twitter.
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Write Your Reps Addresses and Contacts
A jumble of legislative office addresses lists U.S. Senator Charles Schumer in Washington D C and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand in Albany plus Congresswoman Claudia Tenney in New Hartford and other names and partial phrases. The fragmentary text lacks a cohesive news item or event to summarize.
History in Stone and Society Subtext of Confederate Statues
The piece surveys how statues of rulers and rebels reflect shifting values from Leninist revolutions to modern debates in New Orleans and Yale. It weighs removal and preservation, cites McCullough, Minow, and Jones, and notes Churchill and Suez as lessons in remembering history without exalting it.
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Naacp Legal Defense Fund
May 17: From Buttonwood Agreement to same sex marriage
On May 17 in history the Buttonwood Agreement formalized the New York Stock Exchange a Wall Street traders under a tree in 1792. Other notable events include Aristides winning the first Kentucky Derby in 1875 Dizzy Gillespie debuting as a recording artist in 1937 and Brown v Board of Education ruling in 1954.
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