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By renaming military bases, the Defense Department dismantles an enduring legacy of the Lost Cause.

Nora Krug THE WASHINGTON POST – My bookshelves are a mess. It’s not just that I have too many books and too little space. I’m also simply disorganised. It wasn’t always so. Shelves I put together years ago, pre-children, remain generally intact: a full bookcase of poetry, alphabetised by author, and several jam-packed bookcases of […]

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Some of the greatest figures in US history got their feet wet in the difficult work of governance while serving in the Philippines during the early days of American colonial rule.

A review of the 2022 Rolls-Royce Cullinan luxury SUV. We test drive and examine its features for utility and functionality against other crossovers and SUVs.

The late Theodore Roosevelt Stillwell – who worked for the Ephrata post office for 36 years – once wrote Jackie Robinson a letter and asked him for a signed baseball.

When the US declared war on Germany in 1917, the War Department decided to accept black Americans in the draft as they needed a lot of troops.

The extremely wealthy and legendary US General George Patton had his trusty supplier of equipment when WWII broke out: Sears.

Remembering a time when common criminals took control of Mexico, and the Americans who failed to chase them out.