Laura Conaway

@oleta.bsky.social

Maddow/MS NOW. (↖️ In this picture, I'm the cyclist. http://nyti.ms/3f8MIPR)

🚨BREAKING: President Trump’s administration installed overnight a new exhibit at the site of George Washington’s Philadelphia home instead of the memorial to the 9 people kept in bondage at the nation’s first White House. National Park Service dismantled the original slavery exhibit in January. 🎁 🔗

Slavery exhibits at the President’s House have been swapped for the Trump administration’s version

The change at the President's House happened overnight, allowing the government to switch out the displays and shutdown the television screens while avoiding public scrutiny during the takedown.

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Here is a gift link to the story unpacking everything you need to know about what went down today so far in the President’s House litigation saga: share.inquirer.com/ZuCz6M My @inquirer.com colleagues on Independence Mall and I will updated you on any new development in court or on the ground.

Trump administration gets final legal OK to install own panels at President’s House, city appeals

The Third Circuit Court of appeals took the final procedural step Friday. It was not immediately clear when the Trump administration would move to install its panels.

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An iPad inside Independence Hall tells visitors that a second floor room was used in the 1850s to hold individuals “accused of crimes of the period.” Originally, the screen read “accused fugitives of slavery.” @fallonroth.bsky.social and I discover more retelling of history by Trump’s admin. 🎁 🔗

Trump administration quietly removed mentions of slavery from Independence Hall, Thomas Jefferson portrait

The Inquirer's discovery of these changes come as Philadelphians are grappling with the Trump administration's attacks on the President's House Site.

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Columbus Dispatch: "Fox News released a poll showing Trump-endorsed candidates trailing Democrats in the races for governor and Senate. And now, all of a sudden, one of Ohio's major get-out-the-vote groups finds Trump agents at their door and in their house..." www.dispatch.com/story/opinio...

Stench from Trump's Cleveland raid turning stomachs miles away. | Opinion

Fox releases a poll showing Trump's candidates trailing Democrats in Ohio. "Suddenly" a voter registration group finds his agents at its doors.

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🚨 BREAKING: 3rd Circuit allows Trump to replace slavery exhibits it removed from George Washington's Philadelphia mansion ahead of July 4. The new panels say Washington's slaves had more "autonomy" and "even attend the theater, with Washington buying the tickets." w/ @fallonroth.bsky.social 🎁🔗

Slavery exhibits at President’s House can be replaced by Trump administration, Third Circuit rules

The three-judge panel unanimously agreed to toss out an injunction that ordered the National Park Service to restore interpretive panels telling the story of nine people enslaved at the site.

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I am literally not a sports fan of any way, shape or form. That said, I think it makes total sense that the Knicks won last night thanks to the player whose name sounds like a Jedi Knight. Congrats to OG Anunoby and the team! May the Force Be With them in Game 5.

And here it is in chart form. According to the Kansas Democrats, they're contesting 103 out of 125 districts, that's the most they've had in more than three decades! They didn't really miss out on any winnable ones either (outside of a Trump+4 seat in Wichita)

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BOOM 💥 NEW: South Carolina Republicans saw the insane lines and slammed the brakes on another gerrymandering circus targeting Black voters and Jim Clyburn. S Carolina Dems made it clear: changing maps after voting already started is crazy work!

Brutal review of Trump's slush fund, from Philly: "[H]ow is this scam related to the struggle and principles commonly associated with 1776, the country’s founding year? Only in that the president has taken corruption to a truly revolutionary level." share.inquirer.com/DWb59F

President Trump is stealing your money to pay for crime and insurrection | Editorial

His $1.776 billion supposed settlement of his own lawsuit stands out even in a historically corrupt administration.

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