Trump Seeks Spot on New $250 Bill, Historian Questions the Push
Financial historian Brendan Greeley spoke with NPR about President Trump's effort to appear on a proposed new $250 bill.
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Financial historian Brendan Greeley spoke with NPR about President Trump's effort to appear on a proposed new $250 bill.
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled the state's Parental Notification Law is unconstitutionally vague, according to KTVN reporting on May 29, 2026.
President Trump is pushing to appear on a new $250 bill. Financial historian Brendan Greeley discussed the proposal with NPR on May 29, 2026.

Louisiana's Republican legislature moved to dismantle one of two majority-Black congressional districts after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the existing map.
A new film based on David Haig's 2014 play recreates the clash between Allied military commanders and forecasters before the Normandy invasion.
The Corporate Transparency Act, designed to expose shell company ownership, lost its bipartisan backing. NPR reports on why the Trump administration wants to kill it.
A Massachusetts State Police trooper was struck while working a highway detail on I-93, according to WCVB, which reported the incident Thursday, May 29.

Pam Bondi, ousted as attorney general in April, will testify Friday in a closed-door congressional hearing about the handling of the Epstein files.

A new report warns that replacing aging U.S. voting equipment could take decades without a massive congressional funding commitment.

David Rush, a former senior CIA officer, faces theft and false statement charges after gold bars and cash vanished from CIA storage and turned up at his Virginia...