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Author of "Listen, Liberal" and "The People, No." Once upon a time from Kansas.
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Trump approved Ohio disaster aid ahead of rally

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By Thomas Frank
| Yahoo Verified
President Donald Trump approved millions of dollars in disaster aid for Ohio last week ahead of his campaign rally there, as 15 other disaster requests waited, including five submitted before Ohio's. Trump authorized the aid the day before he campaigned for the Republican senator in a tight election battle and told a cheering Vandalia, Ohio, crowd that he approved the money at Republican Ohio Sen. Jon Husted's request.
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SAVAGE LAUNCHES WITH AN INTELLIGENCE-FIRST APPROACH TO CULTURE AND GROWTH

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By Thomas Frank
| EIN News
SAVAGE LAUNCHES WITH AN INTELLIGENCE-FIRST APPROACH TO CULTURE AND GROWTH A new creative growth company applies tradecraft to identify emerging signals, recognize patterns, and turn insight into cultural growth. COLORADO SPRINGS, CO, UNITED STATES, September 4, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- SAVAGE launched today as a creative growth company built to turn cultural influence into measurable reach, revenue, and momentum.
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All the Change in the World

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By Thomas Frank
| Harper's Magazine Verified
Competitive magnificence is the main aesthetic principle of modern presidential libraries. From the rectilinear sprawl of the George W. Bush Presidential Center to the elevated glass box of Bill Clinton’s edifice, each new entrant is required to outdo its predecessors in price, grandness, and architectural spectacle. The second principle, almost as important, is that with each successive presidential center, the vanity function of these facilities increasingly overshadows their research function.
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