Congress urged to fund FEMA ahead of busy hurricane season
The piece urges Congress to shore up FEMA funding as the Disaster Relief Fund nears shortfalls of 1.3 billion by August and 6.8 billion by September, amid forecasts of 17 to 25 named storms and multiple hurricanes. It notes bipartisan Florida support and warnings that funding gaps threaten life saving aid and debris cleanup.
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Jim Crow was the solution, not the problem
LZ Granderson argues Jim Crow was designed to restore white supremacy after Reconstruction. He links Hayes 1876 decisions to ending protections for Black Southerners, cites lynchings and 1920 voting barriers, and challenges claims that Black families thrived under Jim Crow.
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Here's How Trump Could Win Again Opinion Column
John M. Crisp argues Trump remains viable amid fear, division, and misinformation. He notes polling closeness, hopeful promises of rapid crisis solutions, and a wary public eager for a strong, simple answer to complex crises.
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