NYTIMES (Christine Chung and Emily Cochrane) - Fans Push to Rename Nashville Airport for Dolly Parton
A surging online push to rename Nashville International Airport for the beloved Tennessean superstar could get snagged in bureaucracy and politics.
A surging online push to rename Nashville International Airport for the beloved Tennessean superstar could get snagged in bureaucracy and politics.
Setting the record straight on the Harp family and life in Nicaragua.
Preston Robert Harp is the brother of 35-year-old Trump aide Natalie Harp, whose near-comical levels of devotion to the president has placed her in the media spotlight. When US media outlets approached Preston Harp for interviews about his sister, they discovered that he was living in Nicaragua, where he worked alongside legendary antiwar activist S. Brian Willson, and was a dedicated supporter of the Sandinista Front. The corporate media quickly turned on him too, painting him as an equally unhinged, leftist version of his sister. Preston Harp joined The Grayzone to set the record straight about his family, his life in Nicaragua, and the country's Sandinista government in a wide-ranging interview with Wyatt Reed.Open
House Democrats are planning legislation to counteract the executive order President Trump signed Thursday re-designating Lake Ontario as "Lake America," Axios has learned. Why it matters: Democrats are scrambling to contain the fallout from an escalating economic conflict between the Trump administration and the Canadian government. - The collapse of trade talks between the two countries last week triggered 50% tariffs on a slew of Canadian goods, to which Canada has vowed to respond in kind. Driving the news: Democratic Rep. Tim Kennedy, an upstate New Yorker who co-chairs the bipartisan Northern Border Caucus, told Axios in a text message he is "working on a bill" to respond to Trump's order. - Kennedy is one of numerous Democrats…
By Josh Kantrow The lesson Dolly Parton leaves us is a better one than what the DSA is selling.
Dolly is the fourth named storm of the hurricane season.
Thursday, the jury began deliberating in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. She's accused of killing her three children. The defense is arguing she was suffering from postpartum psychosis. Legal expert Neama Rahmani weighs in.
ABC News' Rocsi Diaz takes a look at what's buzzing in pop culture, including the art world losing its queen of polka dots, a "Friends" reunion and Busy Phillips saying she's "grateful to be alive."
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Harrell Gabehart and Patric Parkey, owners of the world's largest private Dolly Parton collection, discuss their memorabilia and the moment Dolly saw it herself.
With Ohio ending Alabama's Cinderella run with an 11-2 victory, "GMA" spotlights Kinley Rasmus' record-setting run and her performance with Alabama.
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