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August 14, 2026
Visitors spent $29 billion at U.S. national parks and $56 billion in communities in 2024, supporting 340,100 jobs.
Listen: A “Back the blue” advocate might claim there’s no reason for disliking cops, but videos and reports tell a different story.
Business leaders face a paradox: despite increased AI investments, productivity gains remain elusive. AI layoffs harm growth.
Racial classifications were imposed, not biological. Multiracial identities challenge these simplistic categories.
In August, Rev. Al Sharpton and civil rights leaders will host the March on Washington 2026 to defend voting rights.
Gig workers rely on government programs for essentials, highlighting a need for better benefits in the gig economy.
Privacy advocates are concerned that Flock Safety’s expanding ALPR network, with over 120,000 cameras, threatens privacy.
Food assistance like SNAP, vital for poverty reduction, faces challenges as new rules lead to decreased participation.
Funding for the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence fell to two similar nonprofits, America250 and Freedom 250.
An LAPD officer faces 16 felony charges for recording colleagues’ racist remarks, sparking debate over police culture.
President Trump’s order to dismantle affirmative action caught attention, though many states had already ended such practices.