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Top Republican-American News

New Britain Museum of American Art gives Impressionism its due

New Britain · New Britain

New Britain Museum of American Art gives Impressionism its due

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Can we stand another exhibit on Impressionism? Of course we can. Americans are mad for Impressionism, that dazzling crowd-pleasing ice cream parlor of confectionary colors, sparkling seashores, quivering sailboats and picnics on the lawn. Last year marked the 150th anniversary of the first exhibit of the Salon des Indépendants, those boisterous bohemians who splattered paint […]See the Story

Tracing roots of Black America's middle class

Hartford, Connecticut · Hartford

Tracing roots of Black America's middle class

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Sometimes, dignity can come with something as simple as a name tag. In 1925, dignity came for the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters when the organization got a charter from the American Federation of Labor. The men were issued name tags. Since the Pullman Company began employing Black men – many former slaves – as […]See the Story

american exceptionalism Across 4 books, author follows a common theme

american exceptionalism Across 4 books, author follows a common theme

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

For writers of nonfiction like the late David McCullough, whose subjects included John Adams and Harry Truman, or Ron Chernow, the author of books on Hamilton, Grant and Washington, finding ways to engage the reader with stories from the past can be challenging. For Jim Rasenberger, whose last book, “Revolver,” was about Hartford native Samuel […]See the Story

Looking forward to 5 books due this month

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

If it seems to you like tons of books are showing up on store and library shelves all of a sudden, you’re not wrong. Last year’s presidential election disrupted publishers’ schedules. Apparently, like TV programmers loathe to debut new series in the middle of big events like the Olympics, publishers are worried new titles will […]See the Story

New York State · New York

A private eye searches for his missing father while protecting a runaway wife

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Marigold Hart walked out on her billionaire husband, taking their 7-year-old daughter with her. She moved cross country to New York City and has been living under an assumed name. Her husband, Anthony Orr, hires Joe King Oliver, former NYPD officer turned private detective, to track her down. Joe, however, has problems of his own. […]See the Story

Hungary · Hungary

A secret life after escaping Soviet invasion

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

After a grueling escape from Hungary following the 1956 Soviet invasion, her father arranges for friends to take her across the Atlantic to America. Before she boards the ocean liner, he pulls her aside, and from his ragged coat takes out a flat, rectangular, butcher-paper-wrapped package tied with twine. “Keep this with you always. Never […]See the Story

Artificial Intelligence · Manchester

Maggie Su’s debut novel ‘Blob: A Love Story’ offers unique look at humanity

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

.With the rise of Artificial Intelligence and the uncertainty of the geopolitical moment, it seems appropriate to start 2025 with some surreal fiction. So how about “Blob: A Love Story,” starring a Taiwanese-American named Vi, who stumbles upon a “beige gelatin splotch” with mouth, eyes, and lips, next to a trash can outside a dive […]See the Story

Irish musician Cian Ducrot wins his first Grammy Award

Coverage: 5 sources

Cork singer-songwriter Cian Ducrot has won his first Grammy Award for songwriting, after co-writing SZA's hit track Saturn, which was named Best R&B Song at the 2025 ceremony in Los Angeles.See the Story

Plane Crash · Clear Lake

Morning 5: Rock plane deaths

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

On this date in 1959, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and Big Bopper died in a plane crash after a concert in Clear Lake, Iowa.5 more plane losses:1) Patsy Cline, Mar. 5, 1963: Country singer died along with Cowboy Copas and Hawkshaw Hawkins in a crash after a Kansas City show. 2) Otis Redding, Dec. 10,See the Story

Naugatuck · Naugatuck

Naugatuck seeks members for two clubs

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

NAUGATUCK – Naugatuck Youth Services is looking to attract new members for its two clubs: Naugatuck Youth Garden Club and the Youth Bee Keepers. NYS Chair of Prevention Coalition and Youth Development Specialist Lisa Hossein said she envisions a 15-by 8-foot greenhouse built in the backyard of the NYS office by the end of this […]See the Story

Hartford, Connecticut · Hartford

Dems will pay a political price for political persecution of Trump

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

It was predicted and it happened. Joe Biden offered mass pardons in the waning hours of his presidency. Among them were Anthony Fauci, Gen. Mark Milley, Michael Byrd and the entire Jan. 6 committee. It is both an atrocity and a gift. It is a road map to the guilt of those who accept the […]See the Story

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