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A July 4 Without Fireworks? Wildfire-Plagued Cities Turn to Drones

Drones and light shows are becoming popular in some Western states, as Independence Day celebrations are adjusted because of wildfires and drought.

How Trump’s Policy Decisions Undermine the Industries He Pledged to Help

Farmers, carmakers and energy giants are feeling the unintended consequences of tariffs and regulatory upheaval. Now, industry is pushing back.

A Valedictorian Gave a Critical Speech. Then Her Class Ranking Dropped to No. 3.

Destiny Brannon’s mother believes her daughter’s graduation speech led to a change in her class rank. The school district said there had merely been a mistake in calculating.

Trump Uses Random Uppercase Letters, but Should You? An Issue of Capital Importance

A handy guide to capitalization in the era of tweeting, texting and Trump.

‘Access to Literacy’ is Not a Constitutional Right, Judge in Detroit Rules

Students in failing schools said they were denied an adequate education. A judge agreed conditions were “devastating,” but not unconstitutional.

Explorer: The Perfect Way to Explore Modern Kansas City? A Streetcar, Believe It or Not

The contemporary trolley, introduced in 2016, takes visitors to an arts district, an entertainment district and a happy state of mind.

Some Contractors Housing Migrant Children Are Familiar to Trump’s Inner Circle

As new policies greatly expand the number of migrants held in detention, it is becoming clear that some of the players in this billion-dollar industry have strong ties to the Trump administration.

For Trump and ‘Angel Families,’ a Mutually Beneficially Bond

Families of victims of undocumented immigrants’ crimes have rallied behind President Trump. He has helped them become a political force. Both face backlash.

Being Poor Can Mean Losing a Driver’s License. Not Anymore in Tennessee.

A federal district judge has ruled that a Tennessee law revoking drivers licenses from people too poor to pay court fines is unconstitutional.

The Times at Gettysburg, July 1863: A Reporter’s Civil War Heartbreak

Revisiting a rare and tragic dispatch from a war correspondent whose son, a Union officer, was among those killed on the battlefield.

Reserved Trump Celebrates Two Passions: Military and Golf

In a mostly on-message speech at a luxury resort in the West Virginia mountains, President Trump offered a salute to veterans and admiration for professional golfers.

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