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Hundreds were reported missing after deadly Texas floods. Most of them were found safe

Floods · Texas

Hundreds were reported missing after deadly Texas floods. Most of them were found safe

52% Center coverage: 64 sources

Mass Protest Erupts in Morocco Over Gaza Crisis, Demands End to Israel Ties

International · Gaza

Mass Protest Erupts in Morocco Over Gaza Crisis, Demands End to Israel Ties

56% Right coverage: 9 sources

RABAT – On Sunday, tens of thousands of Moroccans flooded the streets of Rabat in a powerful show of solidarity with Palestinians and outrage over the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza. Waving Palestinian flags and chanting “It’s a disgrace, Gaza is under fire,” and “No to normalization,” protesters called on Morocco to cut diplomatic ties […]See the Story

Cuban, Venezuelan regimes put officials over citizens

Nicolás Maduro

Cuban, Venezuelan regimes put officials over citizens

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

(State Dept./D. Thompson) Modal Close Button (State Dept./D. Thompson) Cuban, Venezuelan regimes put officials over citizens Tourists sip cocktails in state-owned Cuban resorts while local children go without milk. Venezuelan students sit in crumbling schools while the illegitimate dictatorship spends millions on propaganda and spyware. These aren’t iso…See the Story

A French artist designed the U.S. capital city

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Pierre L'Enfant's plan of the city intended for the permanent seat of the government of the United States (Library of Congress) Modal Close Button Pierre L'Enfant's plan of the city intended for the permanent seat of the government of the United States (Library of Congress) A French artist designed the U.S. capital city Pierre Charles L’Enfant (Architec…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

A half century ago, this pilot guided us to the moon

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A half century ago, this pilot guided us to the moon Long before Neil Armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon on July 20, 1969, his path as aviator seemed written in the stars. Raised in Ohio and fascinated by flight, Armstrong (1930–2012) earned his pilot’s license at 16, before he could drive. He flew combat missions with the U.S. Navy in the Korean War and later served as a test pilot, flying experimental aircra…Neil Armstrong · Cincinnati Read Article

NASA Telescope Snaps First Images of Universe After Vandenberg Launch

Coverage: 2 sources

Months after arriving in orbit thanks to a Falcon 9 rocket launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base, NASA’s newest space telescope has started collectingNASA See the Story

Which symbols of America resonate most?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The bald eagle, apple pie and the Stars and Stripes are among the most enduring symbols of the United States. (© Evans/NPS, © Barbara Francis/Shutterstock.com, © Joshua Nathanson/NPS) Modal Close Button The bald eagle, apple pie and the Stars and Stripes are among the most enduring symbols of the United States. (© Evans/NPS, © Barbara Francis/Shutterstock.com, © Joshua Nathanson/NPS) …United States · United States Read Article

Fireworks, Food, and Fun: How You Can Celebrate the Fourth of July in Central Alabama

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Independence Day is nearly upon us, with no shortage of celebrations planned to take place across Central Alabama.Independence Day · United States See the Story

Nominations Sought for ‘Oldtimers Showdown’

Coverage: 2 sources

The Des Moines County 4-H Teen Council will present its third annual Oldtimers Showdown at the Des Moines County Fair.See the Story

Military Parade Ends in Massive Fireworks Display

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The military parade celebrating the Army's 250th anniversary on Saturday ended with rockets' red glare and bombs bursting in the air ... and, we've got all the pics of a fireworks finale that will blow you away. Check out all the images from the…Rockets See the Story

The U.S. Army at 250: A civilian-centered force

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The U.S. Army at 250: A civilian-centered force Soldiers' stories attest to their many strengths Major General George Washington assumes command of the Continental Army July 3, 1775, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. (Library of Congress) On June 14, 1775, the Continental Congress formed the first Army and set in motion a tradition of a civilian-centered force defending what would become the United States of America. This early Ar…U.S. Army See the Story

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