Almanac entry highlights birthdays and history notes
Almanac for January 25 lists birthdays of Robert Burns and other figures, notes Mars Opportunity rover ongoing observations, recalls 1924 Winter Olympics with Canada sweeping hockey, quotes W S Maugham on freedom, and mentions Henry VIII’s six wives with executions context. Moon phase ranges from last quarter to new.
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Progressives Must Organize From Saturday's Massive Protests
Washington crowd sizes at the Women’s March dwarfed the inauguration turnout with over 1,001,613 Metro trips versus 570,557 on inauguration day. Eugene Robinson argues this momentum can fuel a lasting progressive movement beyond opposing Trump to winning local offices and shaping policy with leaders like Sanders Warren and Lewis as guides.
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Trump aims for unity by tackling problems and cutting government
Cal Thomas analyzes Donald Trump’s inaugural themes noting his pledge to transfer power to the people, pursue an America first agenda, and eradicate radical Islamic terrorism while facing opposition from Democrats. The piece compares Trump to past presidents, stresses the need for concrete solutions, and urges focus on problem solving over process.
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Humility? Spicer softens tone in first White House briefing
White House press secretary Sean Spicer delivered his first briefing Monday with a calmer, corrected approach after a wild weekend. He acknowledged he may have spouted untruths and said some facts were misunderstood while defending the intent not to lie.
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