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— a learning package developed by and ’s — intended to teach 11–18-year-olds about , unexpectedly produced a viral fandom around its antagonist, , turning a cautionary character into an internet icon ...
Historians and commentators disagree sharply about which U.S. president “did the most harm”; recent rankings and opinion pieces frequently place Donald Trump among the worst, citing threats to democra...
The government-funded interactive course produced a fictional antagonist, , who rapidly escaped its educational frame and became a viral online icon—celebrated, repurposed, and weaponized by disparate...
Yes — rankings of “worst” U.S. presidents vary noticeably by era and by the audience doing the ranking, with smaller but measurable splits by political ideology and persistent effects tied to race and...