The article examines America’s moral contradictions, highlighting actions like child separations at the border, torture in CIA black sites, and extensive surveillance of citizens. It reflects on how the U.S. fails to uphold the ethical standards it established at Nuremberg, emphasizing that true exceptionalism requires accountability for past and present injustices.
On July 4, 1826, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. While their deaths sparked supernatural interpretations, statistics reveal the event’s probability is less miraculous and more rooted in reality. Their legacies endure as symbols of American history and democratic discourse.
The Founder Who Owned a Child — Granite State Report Independent New Hampshire Journalism · Northfield, NH American History · Accountability The Founder Who Owned a Child Thomas Jefferson wrote that all men are created equal, then spent decades enslaving the teenage girl who bore his children. The record is…
