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Robert Lloyd: Commemorate America's 250th with these 6 series, historical and satirical
Anniversaries are funny things, commemorating the bad as well as the good in our shared and personal histories. Even when the initial event was a happy one, the present state of affairs might be less so, and such markers can be an occasion to look...
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Townhall
· Jul 5, 2026
Trump's America 250 Celebration Was One for the History Books
Trump's America 250 Celebration Was One for the History Books
The New European
· Jun 22, 2026
The Brexit Kray Twins are back – and so are their lies
Boris Johnson and Michael Gove have marked the 10-year referendum anniversary with articles full of self-serving nonsense
Twitchy
· Jul 4, 2026
Bicentennial Beverages: Two 1976 TV Spots Have Americans Raising Their Drinks to Yesteryear’s Patriotism
Bicentennial Beverages: Two 1976 TV Spots Have Americans Raising Their Drinks to Yesteryear’s Patriotism
Washington Examiner
· Jul 8, 2026
America’s 250th birthday gift should be civic virtue
America turns 250 this year. The celebrations have begun. Fireworks, parades, speeches, concerts, reenactments, and patriotic imagery have filled town squares across the country, with more commemorations still to come. A nation that has endured for a quarter millennium deserves to celebrate its achievements. But anniversaries should be more than commemorations. They should be moments []
JFeed
· Jul 5, 2026
25 Wild and Surprising Facts About America as It Turns 250
From historic anomalies to cultural staples, a look at the numbers and narratives that shape America on its landmark anniversary.
The Advocate
· Jul 2, 2026
Marriage equality didn’t threaten America. It expanded freedom
On Saturday, the United States will mark its 250th anniversary, and, shortly before that, on June 26, it marked 11 years of marriage equality for all Americans. Both occasions are celebrations of freedom.
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