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Bitter political rivals in Nashville have found unexpected common ground: renaming the city's airport after beloved Tennessee icon Dolly Parton. The move would make her the first woman honored at one of America's 50 busiest airports.
President Trump signed legislation allowing a Medal of Honor monument to be built near the Lincoln Memorial, honoring America's bravest warriors. The bill passed both chambers of Congress unanimously over six years, showing rare bipartisan unity.
Across America, people from all political backgrounds are joining forces to oppose massive datacenter projects in their communities. This rare moment of unity is redirecting anger away from partisan divides toward the tech billionaires making decisions that affect everyone's lives.
A senator's diving catch at a charity baseball game went viral, but the real story is the glove he bought as a teenager after mowing lawns all summer. The game raised over $3.1 million for Washington, D.C. charities.
More than 2,000 Texans from across the political spectrum gathered at the state capitol to oppose border wall construction through beloved Big Bend National Park. The rare bipartisan movement has already prompted federal agencies to reconsider their plans.
A Republican ex-governor and Democratic Holocaust survivor's daughter are proving that unity is possible in divided times. Their annual International Religious Freedom Summit brings together persecuted communities worldwide around one powerful idea: freedom for everyone, everywhere.
Nearly 300,000 Americans from across the political spectrum came together to voice their values during a 60-day public comment period, showing that democracy works when communities unite. From California to Florida, neighbors gathered at town halls and beaches to protect the coastlines and economies they love.