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On November 8,1942, the Western Allies launched Operation Torch, landing in Vichy-controlled Morocco and Algeria to open up a second front in World War II. Torch was a paradoxical operation: The Allies…

Nostalgic florals to pop culture-inspired neon, the 1980s rebelled against minimalism

This Saturday in the Adirondacks, an event commemorating Theodore Roosevelt and his famed journey from the Tahawus Club to North Creek just before he was sworn in as president of the United States in Buffalo.

Six weeks after the Vél d’Hiv roundup in Paris, the Vichy regime committed another unspeakable crime by arresting some 6,000 Jews in the non-occupied zone on August 26, 1942 – an event that remains little-known…

On May 29, 1942, a German order made it compulsory for all Jews over the age of 6 years old living in France’s occupied zone to wear a yellow star. This discriminatory measure came into effect just over…

Built in 1949, this mid-century modern home is a real gem. It's an all-metal prefabricated Lustron home, designed by Chicago inventor Carl Strandlund to house G.I.s after World War II. This Lustron Westchester Deluxe two-bedroom enameled steel home has a living room with built-in cabinets, a retro kitchen with a vintage Frigidaire Flair double-oven with a hideaway stovetop.

You can always tell a Detroit home by the bathroom. No matter if the tiles are pink, yellow, or teal, it's a calling card for a traditional Detroit home.

Genre-bending pop-metal-electronic YouTube star Poppy played to a packed crowd at Pontiac's Crofoot Ballroom. The "Never Find My Place" tour is the musician's first tour after having to cancel her 2020 "I Disagree" tour amid the pandemic.

New Orleans has Mardi Gras, Detroit has Marche du Nain Rouge.

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