Epstein Secrets

fore the Civil War apparently didn't stop him from being "really angry" about it. EFTA00695936 R, Inline image 1 A portrait of former President Jackson hangs on the wall behind President Trump, accompanied by Vice President Mike Pence, as he speaks in the Oval Office on March 31. It's not unusual f

To be President of the United States is to part of the great American story. To not understand that story is to not understand the presidency. Maybe Frederick Douglass can give Mr. Trump some advice. Apparently, he's "an example of somebody who's done an amazing job and is getting recognized more and more." Dan R

p on those who "slander" him and disrespect the country's past," he "did not mention the dead from the pandemic" and USA EFTA00148627 Today (7/4, Jackson, 10.31M) reports Trump "claimed progress is being made - `we've learned how to put out the flame' - even though new U.S. cases are on a record pace,

orgia. • Protesters In Baltimore Topple Columbus Statue. • Virginia Orders American Flag Removed From Richmond Construction Site. • Vandals Deface Frederick Douglass Statue In New York. • Current And Former Employees, Donors Say Planned Parenthood "Steeped In White Supremacy." • Differing Portraits Emerge Of Phi

rgency stay of US District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson's ruling last week putting Stone, 67, under hous

t Cooper. Douglass Statue Torn Down In Rochester. The Washington Post (7/6, Brown, 14.2M) reports that a statue of "famous abolitionist and orator Frederick Douglass was torn from its pedestal in Rochester, N.Y., on Sunday, the 168th anniversary of his famous speech 'What, to the American slave, is your Fourth of

es Baldwin's words (voiced eloquently by Samuel L Jackson), to not only outline the writer's personal jour

ship both to the media and to the truth. Then at an event marking Black History Month a month ago, the president took a detour from a discussion of Frederick Douglass — he described the abolitionist as "an example of somebody who's done an amazing job and is being recognized more and more" — to talk about the pres