NYTIMES (Jane Kamensky) - Looking Back on the U.S.A.’s Many Founders, 250 Years In
In the past 50 years, the way we tell the story of the Revolution has become dramatically more complex. Can it still inspire us all?
HUFFPOST - Trump's Proposed $250 Bill Brutally Ridiculed As Authoritarian Excess
One person noted that "putting a living president’s face on a vanity $250 bill is exactly the kind of cult nonsense the Founders despised."
AXIOS (Josephine Walker) - Exclusive: Serena Williams tells SXSW storytelling helps founders win investors
Reckitt Catalyst entrepreneur-in-residence Serena Williams told founders at Axios House during SXSW on Friday that one of the toughest hurdles for early-stage entrepreneurs is learning how to sell themselves. Why it matters: The former tennis star says underinvested entrepreneurs — who are frequently people of color and women — are passionate, problem-solvers but they need mentors to help them with storytelling. What they're saying: "My mentor actually told me I needed to be a better storyteller," Williams told Axios' Sara Fischer, noting that advice changed her trajectory in business. - She said she's believed and invested in founders who ultimately couldn't raise money because they were poor storytellers. - "They had probably…
BITCHUTE (PragerU) - The Stamp Act | The White House Founders Museum | PragerU
Why did The Stamp Act happen? In 1765, Parliament taxed more than paper — it taxed an entire way of life. It didn’t just anger colonists… it united them. For the first time, Parliament imposed an internal tax on the colonies without their consent. Printers, merchants, lawyers, students, and ordinary families felt the impact immediately. Across the colonies, a single phrase spread like wildfire: “No taxation without representation.” In this episode of Road To Liberty, we explain the Stamp Act through the eyes of a Boston printer, watching as resistance grows from quiet outrage to open defiance. Crowds gather. Effigies burn. Stamped papers feed the flames. And for the first time, Americans from different colonies and social…