Almanac entry highlights births and facts for the day
On the 199th day of 2021 and the 29th day of summer the almanac lists birthdays for Red Skelton Nelson Mandela John Glenn Hunter S. Thompson James Brolin Joe Torre Steve Forbes Richard Branson Wendy Williams Vin Diesel Kristen Bell and notes Intel founded in 1968 with first year revenue of 2672 and current market value of 226 billion A Mandela quote praise First quarter moon July 17 and full moon July 23 plus 180000 African American Civil War soldiers and Vin Diesel turning 54.
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Democrats seek immigration fix via budget bill with pathway to citizenship
Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampell notes that Senate Democrats plan to attach a narrow immigration measure to a reconciliation bill. The plan could include pathways to citizenship for dreamers, TPS recipients, essential workers, and farm laborers, but faces hurdles from budget rules and key holdouts like Joe Manchin and Senate parliamentarian.
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On the Lighter Side: Editorial Cartoons From Across the Nation
A selection of editorial cartoons from various newspapers presents humor and social commentary on national events. The cartoons offer visual takes on politics, economy, and cultural topics, reflecting mid century editorial perspectives.
Biden urged to back Cuban freedom as protests surge
Washington Post columnist Marc A Thiessen argues the Cuban regime faces its gravest crisis since 1959 with economic collapse, mass dissent, and social media driven activism. He urges Biden to visit Miami and publicly back the Cuban people while preserving the embargo to deny hard currency to the regime.
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