You’ve probably heard it uttered online recently: America is more divided than ever. But we’ve survived worse. Much worse. And every time we did, we came out stronger than before. As we reflect on our nation’s 250 years, here’s the history worth remembering.
German fan says World Cup is changing how people view the U.S. For many visitors, their view of the U.S. has been shaped by headlines and social media. Now they’re meeting people, exploring new places, and experiencing the country for themselves. The World Cup is about soccer, but it’s also a reminder that firsthand experience can change the way we see each other. Meet the tourists going viral.
Tim Burchett calls out insider trading in Congress. On an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Burchett, the Republican representative for Tennessee’s 2nd congressional district, echoes a principle most Americans agree on: members of Congress shouldn’t be able to trade stocks using insider information. He points to congressional stock trading as one example of a system that can erode trust in the people elected to represent us. Listen in.
George Carlin predicted our division 30 years ago. If the system feels stuck, George Carlin would ask: is it by accident? We’re constantly reminded of what divides us—politics, beliefs, backgrounds, and identities. Those differences are real, but when they become the entire focus, it’s easy to lose sight of what we share: a desire for dignity, security, and a voice in shaping the future. An uncomfortable truth.
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