When confessed ex-communist, Whittaker Chambers testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) on August 3, 1948, he dropped a bomb. He ousted Alger…
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When the small gang of thugs strung Frank Little by his throat on August 1, 1917, it wasn’t because he was half Native American, nor…
In the 1980s, we watched what the networks said we should watch. It was perfect for subjecting the people to the best-slash-worst public service…
It was 100 years ago, July 28, 1917, when around 10,000 black Americans marched through New York City without speaking a word. History records…
It was a summer day, July 27, 1837, when the Charlotte Mint first opened for business. It was also a July 27, seven…
In 1947, on July 26, President Harry Truman signed the National Act, giving rise and power to the Department of Defense (DoD). To date,…
When the S.S. Eastland sank in the Chicago River on July 24, 1915, it was still tied to the dock. Reports of the events…
The moment U.S. Secretary of War Newton D. Baker reached his hand into the glass bowl, the entire nation drew a collective breath. It was July…
When the British Army took the city of Prairie du Chien during the War of 1812, it was in what we call the Siege…
When Walt threw open the gates on his brand new magical kingdom in Anaheim, California, it was July 17, 1955. He could have never…
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