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Who Killed America? The Charges As Filed by Doug Ross Mark Levin has authored ten bestselling books on politics, current events, and policy issues over the past 16 years. His latest book, The Democrat Party Hates America, lays out a devastating argument that the Democratic Party is responsible for m

Michael Richards, author of a new biography about Alec Bolton, explores Bolton's significance and impact on the National Library's publishing program.

Santa Claus, Keebler cookies, and overloaded shelves. When one speaks of elves, the mind most often goes to those who work for Santa or Keebler, or those which hide from little children in the middle of the night. These are their roles in popular culture today, but it is likely unsurprising to read that their origins stem from sources much less merry and jolly.

TechShout - iPad journal apps are a great way to pen down your thoughts on a virtual medium. Gone are the days where one would keep all their precious moments locked up within the confines of a hardcover journal that was often latched with a simple lock and key mechanism. With technology endowing the E- factor onto most products these days, why still write things down on paper when there is a much simpler alternative? You can now feed a daily dose of records directly to your own personal Appl...

True West Magazine Endicott Peadbody A Preacher Arrives In Helldorado In Tombstone in early 1882, the Reverend Endicott Peabody, a recent arrival from Boston preached a sermon titled “ The Eleventh Commandment: Thou Shalt Not Covet Thy Neighbor’s Cattle” A Cow-boy who happened to be a well-known cattle thief heard about the sermon and took umbrage and threatened to “tar and feather” the new preacher. Peabody, an accomplished boxer, suggested if they were going to make a fight of it, t...