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FIRST ON FOX: Trump admin transforms DC hotspot once rocked by George Floyd protests in symbolic reversal
President Donald Trump’s Department of the Interior unveiled a new patriotic installation at Freedom Plaza in downtown Washington, D.C., placing Revolutionary War figures at a site long associated with protests and encampments. "This exhibition featuring Caesar Rodney and the 12 Soldiers of the Revolutionary War is a powerful tribute to the patriots whose service and sacrifice helped secure the freedoms we enjoy today," Department of Interior (DOI) Secretary Doug Burgum told Fox News...
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Israel and Iran exchange attacks as ceasefire falters
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Republicans vs. the Fourteenth Amendment
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Trump urges Netanyahu not to respond after Iran targets Israel with first strikes since April
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Why America’s next 250 years can be greater than its first 250
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Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Gordon S. Wood dead at age 92 after being hit by car in store parking lot
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