News about Alexander Hamilton

Incredible Utah bookstore looks like quaint European village and is stuffed with literary movie props

www.dailymail.co.uk, August 6, 2024
Moon's Rare Books is more than a bookstore; it's a time capsule disguised as a shop. Reid Moon, the store's encyclopedic owner, curator, and historian, breathes life into ordinary objects. His passion for storytelling transforms the shop into a living, thousand-year-old library amidst the modern allure of The Shops at Riverwoods in Provo, Utah .

Caviar on tap, beach barbecues and a yacht for just 82 guests. A Caribbean cruise? It's more like a giant floating house party

www.dailymail.co.uk, July 18, 2024
Sara Macefield spends seven days sailing the Caribbean's lesser-travelled islands on one of SeaDream's mega-yachts. During her voyage, she enjoys a champagne and caviar party on the island of Jost Van Dyke. Read on to discover more about her journey...

Marjorie Taylor Greene is lashed after getting list of people who signed Declaration of Independence wrong

www.dailymail.co.uk, July 8, 2024
Marjorie Taylor Greene made yet another humiliating social media gaffe over the weekend in which she wrongly named several icons of American history has having signed the Declaration of Independence. 'The average age of the signers of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776 was 44 years old, but more than a dozen were 35 or younger,' the Trump acolyte tweeted on July 5. 'Thomas Jefferson: 33 John Hancock: 39 James Madison: 25 Alexander Hamilton: 21 James Monroe: 18 Aaron Burr: 20 Paul Revere: 41 George Washington: 44,' she added.

Would you pass the US citizenship test? 10 questions, including the Federalist Papers one everybody gets wrong

www.dailymail.co.uk, July 4, 2024
Government officials are celebrating Independence Day by welcoming approximately 11,000 new citizens to the US this week. But before being granted citizenship, all applicants must pass a two-part test. In the first part they must demonstrate an understanding of English. MailOnline challenges you to try your best to answer 20 of the civics questions that you could see on the actual exam. You need 60 per cent to pass.

AOC's Democratic challenger Marty Dolan accuses her of 'screwing up' New York by 'inviting' illegal migrants to take over and pushing 'radical' out-of-touch ideas

www.dailymail.co.uk, April 25, 2024
Liberal firebrand Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is facing a Democratic challenger in June who says her 'radicalism' has 'screwed up' New York and is intent on reversing the city's course.  'The squad muchachas want to turn NYC into Caracas,' Dolan said at a recent fundraiser, tearing into the so-called progressive 'Squad' in Congress that comprised in party by New York members Ocasio-Cortez and Jamaal Bowman. After a long career in global finance, 66-year-old Westchester native Marty Dolan is taking AOC head-on and insists her constituents have grown tired of soft-on-crime policies and rhetoric that 'invites' migrants into the district. 

The mystery of the missing understudy has been revealed: The performance of a £200-a-ticket Hamilton has been postponed 30 minutes after actress Eliza falls ill - and there is no stand-in was available.'

www.dailymail.co.uk, January 22, 2024
Following a performance of Hamilton's wife Eliza, a theatregoer protested after the show was called off after just 30 minutes because no substitute was available to take the place of a lead character who was ill. MailOnline learned that one audience member of the Victoria Palace Theatre had trouble singing on the night.

ROSS CLARK: The Post Office scandal strikes such a chord because life has SO MANY injustices and unfairnesses

www.dailymail.co.uk, January 13, 2024
ROSS CARK: For as we have seen over the past few days with ITV's drama series Mr Bates vs. The Post Office, there is nothing that grabs at the human spirit as much as raw, blatant injustice. The sight of Post Office executives walking away with large pay raises on the back of beheaded lives and reputations of innocent sub-postmasters and mistresses is a mark of injustice. Sure, it's easy to become cynical about stories of injustice in an age where so many, such as Harry and Meghan, claim victimhood. However, a true sense of injustice is for 700 sub-postmasters to be wrongfully accused of fraud or falsifying information. Thankfully, the majority of us will never be brought to the courts or even jailed for something we didn't do. But, we do have evidence of some sort of injustice. Sadly, it has joined modern life.

Nikki Haley is branded a 'fascist' for proposing ALL social media users be forced to verify their real identifies online because 'anonymous' posts are a 'national security threat'

www.dailymail.co.uk, November 15, 2023
Nikki Haley said on Tuesday that she would press social media firms to ban anonymity online in order to combat hate speech. The plan's detractors slammed it as fascist. Ron DeSantis, who has seen Haley close to winning second place behind Donald Trump, said it was 'dangerous and unconstitutional.' The Florida governor said: 'You know who were anonymous writers back in the day?When they wrote the Federalist Papers, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison were among the writers. They were not "national security threats," nor are there many conservative Americans across the country exercising their Constitutional right to express their opinions without fear of being threatened or dismissed by the school they attend or the organization they work for.' Haley is accused by Vivek Ramaswamy of promoting censorship. 'NikkiHaley is *openly* calling for the government to ban speech,' he said.

Maryland school district refuses to recommend some books that 'promote American values'

www.dailymail.co.uk, November 18, 2022
Bethany Mandel (left), editor of the Heroes of Liberty book series (top right), told Fox News that the Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) had declined to recommend three non-fiction books to the school recently. Mandel said she created the book series to provide parents and educators with an alternative to progressive literature, which she believes is being 'forced into primary school children' in the district. Some people took to social media to insist that 'this nonsense' be stopped "for the sake of our children and this world.' Mandel said that what's happening in classrooms is a known problem, but that the publishing world is being pushed by a 'tidal wave of wakes.'

Senator Roy's 'descendant of Aaron Burr,' Chuck Schumer joked

www.dailymail.co.uk, September 30, 2022
After a statue of Harry Truman replaced one of Alexander Hamilton in the Capitol, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer chastised Republican Senator Roy Blunt of being a descendent of Aaron Burr. In the July 1804 duel in Weehawken, New Jersey, Burr fired and critically wounded Hamilton. In the Capitol rotunda on Thursday, Schumer was giving Blunt grief after a statue of former President Harry Truman from Blunt's home state, Missouri, was removed. 'Sen.'Sen. Schumer later discovered that they were moving the Hamilton statue out of the Rotunda and that he jokingly accused Sen. Roy Blunt of being a descendant of Aaron Burr,' a source familiar with the case.' Schumer, a lifelong New Yorker, also gave Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar grief about the move. Klobuchar and Blunt are the chair and ranking members of the Senate rules committee, which deals with topics such as statue placement in the Capitol building.