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The cocktails have names only Canadians understand, like “TVO Kids” and “Hadfield.” Everywhere, there is knowing Canadian kitsch: Canadian-side Niagara Falls projected onto a wall; a Wall of Heroes ...

More than 100 years after his death, Robert Smalls — a Civil War hero, educator and South Carolina politician — will be ...

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By Kathy Gaillard Alderman Russell Stamper II still recalls the poem, “Equipment” by Edgar Guest that his mother, Virginia G. Stamper (deceased) used to read to him. The first stanza […] ...

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The Supreme Court declined to revive former Texas high school student Brooks Warden's lawsuit claiming he was bullied for supporting President Donald Trump, wearing a MAGA hat and being white.

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to consider reviving a Texas student’s lawsuit claiming he was bullied for supporting President Trump and for being white. Brooks Warden, called B.W. in the ...