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A year and a half before President Franklin D. Roosevelt died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Warm Springs, Georgia, his life was put in peril on Nov. 14, 1943, all because of a torpedo inadvertently launched from a U.S. Navy destroyer during World War II.

Columnist Curt Ericksmoen begins a series on former North Dakota Gov. Bill Guy, including his time in the U.S. Navy during World War II.

Today In Hip Hop History: BDP's 'Edutainment' LP Dropped 33 Years Ago

Gary Moore had walked out of Thin Lizzy in the middle of a major US tour in July 1979. What next for the guitarist? Was he left high and dry? Absolutely not. Gary’s business manager did a deal

For many years, “Caterpillar” has been a word synonymous with corporate ruthlessness and strikebreaking, as well as the bitter betrayals by the organization which claimed to represent workers, the UAW.

Rappers constantly push the limit with their music and their visuals. Here are some of the most controversial album covers in hip-hop history.

Rappers constantly push the limit with their music and their visuals. Here are some of the most controversial album covers in hip-hop history.

Rappers constantly push the limit with their music and their visuals. Here are some of the most controversial album covers in hip-hop history.

Rappers constantly push the limit with their music and their visuals. Here are some of the most controversial album covers in hip-hop history.

Rappers constantly push the limit with their music and their visuals. Here are some of the most controversial album covers in hip-hop history.