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President Trump's Inauguration: Promises, Attacks, and Controversies

January 21, 2025

In his inaugural speech, Donald Trump painted a vivid picture of a prosperous America as he embarked on his presidency. His formal address highlighted ambitious plans and grand promises for the country's future. However, later that day, he switched gears to a more relaxed and passionate tone. He rev

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Trump's Second Act: A New Dawn in U. S. Politics

January 21, 2025

Donald Trump has officially taken the reins as the President of the United States once more. Chief Justice John Roberts smoothly handled the swearing-in ceremony, marking Trump's return to the Oval Office. In his inaugural address, Trump didn't waste time addressing the outgoing administration's pol

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How Presidents Use Executive Orders: Understanding Trump's Power Play

January 20, 2025

Ever wondered how presidents can make big changes quickly? Enter executive orders – tools that help them manage the government without waiting for Congress. Let's dive into how they work and how Donald Trump is using them. First off, what are these orders? Simply put, they're like instructions from

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Who Belted Out the National Anthem at Past Inaugurations?

January 20, 2025

Ever wondered who sang the national anthem at presidential inaugurations? Well, let's take a quick trip down memory lane. In 2017, Donald Trump picked opera tenor Christopher Macchio, with Carrie Underwood performing "America the Beautiful. " But who came before them? Back in 1961, John F. Kennedy

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Biden Commutes Sentences: Victims Feel Betrayed

January 20, 2025

In a move that's left many scratching their heads, President Biden commuted the sentences of thousands of federal inmates. He claimed they were convicted of non-violent drug crimes, serving excessively long sentences. But is that the whole story? Let's dive in. First off, who are these inmates? Wel

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Presidents' Powerful Words: From Lincoln to Trump

January 20, 2025

Presidential speeches can shape a nation's mood. But when President Trump used the phrase "American carnage" in his first inaugural speech, it was a stark contrast to the inspiring words of past leaders like Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln's speeches, such as his first and second inaugural addresses, empha

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What If Trump Returns? NASA and Space Plans in Flux

January 20, 2025

Picture this: President Trump wins another term. NASA might see some major changes. The Artemis mission, aimed at getting humans back to the moon, could get a whole new makeover. Big rockets like the Space Launch System, built for moon trips, might also change. Earth science projects could see budge

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President Biden Issues Pardons and Commutations

January 20, 2025

On a recent Sunday, President Biden announced pardons for five notable figures, including the late civil rights activist Marcus Garvey. Garvey, who was a key leader in the Black nationalist movement, was posthumously pardoned for a mail fraud conviction dating back to 1923. Additionally, Biden commu

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Exploring the Mysterious Patterns in Math: The Case of Hyperbolic Diffeomorphisms

January 19, 2025

Have you ever wondered about the intricate dance of numbers and shapes in mathematics? Well, let's dive into the world of hyperbolic diffeomorphisms, where things get pretty wild. Scientists have found that these mathematical beasts have a fascinating property called robust transitivity. This means

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Undocumented Immigrants: From Targets to Political Actors

January 19, 2025

Let's look at the experience of undocumented immigrants in the United States, especially around the time when immigration reform was being talked about in Congress in 2010. A lot happened between 2001 and then, starting with the changes after the 9/11 attacks. The government tightened immigration po