Why did the Treasury Secretary float the idea of a "national housing emergency"? We take a closer look. Plus: The wisdom of wearing white after Labor Day, a historic lottery and important September deadlines that will drive the news cycle.
Good morning! Let's start the long holiday weekend with a little catch up on this week’s news and some interesting stories ...👇🏽 But first... what is Labor Day and why do (some of us) get off work? In the late 19th century, American workers pushed for a federal
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Happy Saturday! We’re catching you up on everything - from global relations and home sales to cooler, "fall-like" temps rolling into parts of the northern United States. But first ... Worth A Read 👇🏽 Ahead of America’s 250th anniversary, The Washington Post features a series of essays on
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From big news for Swifties to Broadway fan mail – plus a recap of the week’s top stories – here’s your Weekend Digest.👇🏽 “Think of your energy as if it’s expensive. As if it’s luxury. Not everyone can afford it.” Taylor Swift shared this advice on her boyfriend’
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It's the weekend! Heads up to all you lunar lovers out there: this weekend you can gaze at the full moon not once, but twice. August's rare full Sturgeon Moon rises after sunset on both Saturday and Sunday. To mark 100 years since Queen Elizabeth II’
As many of you shift from summer mode to the school year, we're hitting pause on today's SCOOP broadcast – but here’s your rundown of the news to know heading into the week. 👇🏽 ⭐️ QUOTE TO START YOUR WEEK: “Life is a journey.” NASA Astronaut Zena Cardman
Happy Saturday! A new ballroom at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, global trade deals and monkey thieves. Let’s catch up on this week’s news and more ...👇🏽 “It’ll be a great legacy project, and I think it’ll be special.” President Trump after the White House announced plans for a
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You've got mail. Grab a coffee and let's dive in to some American history, current American drama and fascinating conversation starters for your weekend. The U.S. Postal Service celebrates 250 years of operation! On this day in 1775, just three months after the first battle