Make America Great Again — is a revived political slogan employed initially by President Ronald Reagan in 1980. Many ...

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The focus of Kluwe’s protest was been “Making America Great Again," President Trump’s longtime slogan that has come to represent his political movement. Kluwe was arrested during the city ...

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Environment Protection Australia (EPA) will administer Australia’s environmental protection laws. These laws are to better protect nature, while supporting sustainable development. This will include ...

Police said that when the match was on, a passerby, Sandip Varadkar, heard the boy's slogans, which police said were "vulgar in nature". Varadkar asked the boy to stop but he did not. Later ...