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  • city guides

    Interactive City Guide AI

    interactive city guide Interactive city guides can be incredibly helpful when planning a trip or exploring a new city! They offer features like searching for restaurants, hotels, historical sites, and activities with just a few clicks. Some popular options include: Do you have a specific city in mind that you’re interested in exploring?

  • 1787 Continental Congress

    Pictorial Press Ltd / Alamy Stock Photo October 19, 2024Congressional cocktails and a Whiskey Rebellion By Diana HubbellASSOCIATE EDITOR, PLACESAs we enter what feels like the 800th year of this American election season, I can’t help but find myself thinking back to the guys who started it all. We’ve spent a lot of energy and legislative…

  • democracy

    In 1904, O. Henry coined the phrase “banana republic” to describe a country where the government supports big business for the exclusive benefit of the morbidly rich. A government of, by, and for what that generation called the “fatcats” or the “robber barons.”The banana republic-ication of America just kicked into high gear, and, curiously, there’s…

  • Opinion by Thom Hartmann Last Sunday the richest man in America — who owes most of his wealth to President Obama bailing out his electric car company and government contracts — endorsed a man for president who’s a naked racist, fascist, and xenophobe who famously said: “My whole life I’ve been greedy, greedy, greedy. I’ve grabbed…

  • ‘A Soldier’s Journey

    ‘A Soldier’s Journey’ The long-awaited centerpiece of the National World War I Memorial was unveiled Friday, a 25-ton, nearly 60-foot-long relief capturing the human toll of the war. Located just east of the White House in Pershing Park, the relief panel is the largest freestanding bronze sculpture in the Western Hemisphere.  The piece depicts more than three dozen figures…

  • America’s Cup On Saturday, Emirates Team New Zealand won the America’s Cup for the third time in a row, beating the INEOS Britannia challengers 7-2 in the final race series. Two days earlier, the British dream of a “Miracle on the Med,” which would’ve brought the Cup back to England for the first time since 1851, seemed like a real…

  • democracy

    Get ready: Trump and his neofascist MAGA movement may soon be coming for you.They’re already explicitly gunning for journalists like me who write for Raw Story (which, along with The New Republic, Daily Kos, Alternet, Common Dreams and others, regularly publish my articles), CNN, The Washington Post, and Reuters, according to an astonishing new investigative…

  • climate change

    Quebec new flood maps

    The Quebec government is introducing a new generation of flood maps aimed at better protecting residents from climate risk, while Montreal presents a compelling—but not yet funded—vision of an urban paradise that will be affordable, leafy, and mostly car-free by 2050. The nascent flood management plan announced by the François Legault government last week contains…

  • North America Democracy

    Nicolas Hulot, France’s environment minister, resigned publicly on Aug. 28, denouncing the influence of lobbyists on his government. The most powerful lobby is that of the oil industry, which is mobilizing around the world to dissuade states from adopting effective measures against greenhouse gases, while global warming threatens the survival of humanity.In Quebec, this lobby…

  • USAFacts Data

     the conversation at USAFacts. Our goal is to bring you up-to-date, unfiltered, unbiased US government data to help inform your decisions and your conversations.  Our weekly newsletter will allow you to better understand how your government works, how it’s funded, and how it affects American society. In the meantime, here are some of the most popular features at USAFacts: Start…