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  • Founding Myths—With Tad Stoermer | The Nation

    Founding Myths—With Tad Stoermer | The Nation

    Ad Policy A copy of the ‘Declaration of Independence’, hangs at Bull House, a former home of Thomas Paine, on July 04, 2026 in Lewes, England. (Dan Kitwood / Getty Images) To celebrate the 250th, we’re looking back at the founding with Tad Stoermer, author of the New York Times

  • Meet ‘Project 2029’ — and its war on the annoyance economy : Planet Money : NPR

    Meet ‘Project 2029’ — and its war on the annoyance economy : Planet Money : NPR

    Peter Dazeley/Getty Images Imagine no more annoying robocalls. No more spam texts. No more hidden fees. No more jumping through hoops to cancel subscriptions or file an insurance claim. A group of Democratic policy veterans believes that daily annoyances like these have become a real economic problem. They even have

  • How the British Empire Lost America—With Andrew Shankman

    How the British Empire Lost America—With Andrew Shankman

    Ad Policy The owner of The Cornish Arms gastropub adjusts the Union Flag alongside the American Flag on the exterior of the pub in St Ives, Cornwall on June 10, 2021, ahead of the three-day G7 summit. (Daniel Leal via Getty Images) Danny and Derek are joined by historian Andrew

  • Supreme Court allows Texas law regulating app stores to stand for now : NPR

    Supreme Court allows Texas law regulating app stores to stand for now : NPR

    Spectators take photos with their smartphones during a World Cup match at the Houston Stadium in Houston on June 23. The Supreme Court is allowing Texas to enforce a law that limits minors’ access to app stores on mobile devices while lawsuits continue in the lower courts. Paul Ellis/AFP via

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