Almanac May 31 highlights births and facts
May 31 2018 marks day 151 of the year and day 73 of spring. Notable birthdays include Whitman, Pius XI, Peale, Eastwood, Namath, Bonham, Berenger, Shields, Farrell and Panjabi. Facts note copyright law 1998, Hubbell’s 1937 streak, Whitman quote, El Reno EF5 tornado 2013, moon phase between May 29 and June 6.
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Ivanka Trump trademarks in China spark emoluments debate
Kathleen Parker analyzes Ivanka Trump and her expanding China trademarks amid concerns about emoluments and foreign influence. The column notes Ivory Trump’s role in the White House, the family trust, and reactions from lawmakers while contrasting branding with constitutional limits on gifts or titles from foreign states.
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Republicans must act against Trump’s dangerous conduct
Jennifer Rubin argues that Republican leaders and lawmakers have choice and power to confront President Trump’s racism lies and attacks on democratic institutions. She cites Disney executives and other brave figures who took strong stands, urging voters to reward courage and punish silence in upcoming elections.
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Roseanne Barr, racism and cancel culture spark in 2018 backlash
Connie Schultz reflects on viewing Roseanne Barr as a working class woman with real roots, recounting the controversy over the reboot and Barr’s racist tweets. She notes the show’s success, critical backlash, and ABC’s decision to cancel after a profane post about Valerie Jarrett, arguing the wider impact on perceptions of race and fame.
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