During
the Pandemic, museums across the US were forced to abruptly
close, institutions lost millions of dollars and are still
struggling to survive. Since then, those that have resumed
public operations are averaging just 35 percent of their
normal attendance, which may not be enough to keep them
afloat. In 2026, the Academy of Natural Science Museum in
Philadelphia announced it was closing forever on September
30th. More
Interest
in Harris' familial background and race was reignited in
2024, when Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump
suggested that Harris has misled voters about her racial and
ethnic identity. ''I didn't know she was Black until a
number of years ago when she happened to turn Black and now
she wants to be known as Black. So, I don't know, is she
Indian or is she Black?'' Trump asked during an interview
with the National Association of Black Journalists in
Chicago. More
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From 2018: Early newspapers in
America were run by political parties, swaying news to fit
their purpose, and that editorial bias is still here on the
editorial page. While a paper may endorse one candidate or
another, the news content is generally impartial, with some
exceptions. Cable and satellite news can be very much one
way or the other, the prime example may be Rupert Murdock's
Fox News Network. When Bill Clinton was president, CNN was
often referred to as the "Clinton News Network"
because of the favorable reporting in that direction.
Are Wordsmiths Creating
The News?
I've always considered
myself a full-time RVer, not a Nomad, there is a difference.
Full-timers generally have a decent RV, equipped with all
the conveniences. Nomads tend to travel in older panel vans
without any modern conveniences, but they learn to get by.
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