A ceremony commemorating the 212th anniversary of the Battle of Bladensburg connected America's Freedom 250 celebration with the citizen-soldier tradition that helped defend the nation in its earliest years and continues today with the National Guard.
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Kevin O’Leary is taking responsibility for what he described as a lack of transparency surrounding data center development. The television personality and investor, known as “Mr. Wonderful,” told NewsNation he and others in the industry have not done enough to explain what data centers are, how they operate and the economic benefits they can bring to communities. He also said America’s growing energy needs are creating one of the biggest investment opportunities of the next decade, pointing to nuclear power and uranium as sectors he believes will grow significantly. When it comes to the WNBA, O'Leary gives his praise to the league's phenomenal job in acquiring customers. More:…
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The defeat that made Ronald Reagan president. Anyone who has spent significant time in and around political campaigns would have their own special understanding of the famous Wide-World-of-Sports descriptive: “The thrill of victory … and the agony of defeat.” And when it comes to “defeat,” that understanding often extends to the wisdom that within defeat […] The post Reagan ’76: A Campaign to Remember appeared first on StoneZone .
The defeat that made Ronald Reagan president. Anyone who has spent significant time in and around political campaigns would have their own special understanding of the famous Wide-World-of-Sports descriptive: “The thrill of victory … and the agony of defeat.” And when it comes to “defeat,” that understanding often extends to the wisdom that within defeat can often come the seeds of future “victory.” Nowhere is that better illustrated than through the remarkable story of “Reagan ’76,” ripe to be remembered once again on its 50th anniversary this month. August 1976 — precisely 50 years ago — marked a seminal turning point in the political career of Ronald Reagan, the man who would later serve two terms as…Open