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American rock singer (born 1949)
Bruce Springsteen has used his recent European concerts to issue what multiple outlets call a stark warning about the state of American democracy, calling the U.S. government “corrupt, incompetent and...
There is clear, sourced evidence that tech platforms and third‑party services perform formal verification of political advertisers and campaigns — Facebook/Meta and Google require identity and adverti...
Local unions, faith groups, mutual-aid networks and grassroots organizers provided the bulk of money, logistical support and in-kind resources for the , while claims that protesters were broadly “paid...
A number of well‑known figures from the 1960s and 1970s are widely identified with , including , , , and several later politicians whose ‑era service records have been scrutinized; the means ranged fr...
Contemporaneous portrayals of Bill “Bill” Stevenson and — as preserved in later reporting, Stevenson's own recollections, and local retrospectives — present a consistent image: who opened a scrappy, s...
’s charitable footprint combines private grantmaking through his with hands-on, often low-profile support for , and local service organizations, and public benefit performances that raise money for na...
“Reason to Believe” is originally a dark, compact ballad written and first recorded by Tim Hardin in 1965, whose lyrics chronicle betrayal, self-delusion and yearning rather than straightforward roman...