manifest destiny and the american conquest of northern mexico, and the american west s role in the crisis over slavery, but we re going to examine them from a slightly different perspective. a few weeks ago we read about indian removal, wrote about indian removal in the 19th century and how it was shaped by expansion of american democracy, as well as the expanding cotton economy and in your readings, indian nations like the cherokees were victimized in the state of georgia, as well as land hungry settlers, but the cher key nation s willingness to press advantages in resisting removal illustrate how indians throughout north america continued to change in creative and dynamic ways to make colonialism work in their favor. with that in mind i want to revisit california today, because when don t i want to revisit california, and consider the ways california indian societies continued this practice beyond the mission era, which you re familiar with, and helped to build california s
we should be given a medal, not prosecuting him. and cnn takes you to the most unequal place in america. this place, where there is no middle class. hi, there. i m brooke baldwin. great to be with you, but not a great day if you are kathleen sebelius. the health and human services secretary grilled today over obama care and the bungled launch of the website health r care.gov. fighting for her own life, tells the house committee today she s sorry. i am as frustrated and angry as anyone with the flawed launch of health care.gov, so let me say directly to these americans, you deserve better. i apologize. the obama care website was only part of the three and a half hour grilling. secretary sebelius got from the house energy and commerce committee. other hot buttons today the cost, president obama s pledge, if you like your insurance, you can teep it, your privacy, abortion, enrollment numbers. we also heard references to red herrings, red solo cups, pinocchio, and the
stands at 11 to rise today and tomorrow. after hurricane michael slammed this area with 155 miles an hour winds, more than 12 feet of sea water, the scope of the devastation is still just coming into focus. well, our lives are gone here. you know, all the stores, all the restaurants, everything, there is nothing left here anymore. all the homes on this side of the road at the beach are all gone. it was bad. it was bad. never want to go through it again, ever. next time i m going opposite of wherever it is. i m leaving. i just can t describe the feeling. and i know i m not the only one here that feels the same, like they lost everything. we still don t know the extent of the devastation. why is that? because the hardest hit areas are still barely reachable by phone or internet. let alone by road. more than 1.2 million homes and businesses don t have power. we are in mexico beach this morning. tell us what you are seeing there. i think it is hard without being on the
Saying that artificial intelligence training will be key to the future of Oklahoma’s workforce, Gov. Kevin Stitt on Thursday announced the state has partnered with Google to offer residents a
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