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Spanish-American War, FDR at World's Fair, Bannister breaks 4-minute mile, shooting at Kent State, killing of Osama bin Laden
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Spanish-American War, FDR at World's Fair, Bannister breaks 4-minute mile, shooting at Kent State, killing of Osama bin Laden
An account of the American takeover of the Philippines, beginning with the US defeating Spain, and ending with it brutally suppressing Filipino resistance, written by Stephen Kinzer.
A sprawling military network across 4 million square miles and 560 million people in the Middle East undermines goals of security and stability.
Originally posted at TomDispatch. The bad news stemming from the ill-planned and ill-managed U.S. evacuation of the Afghan capital just kept coming in. - Andrew Bacevich for Antiwar.com Original
Pages of history: From The News Journal archives, week of May 2 View Comments "Pages of history" features excerpts from The News Journal archives including The Morning News and the Evening Journal. May 2, 1898 U.S. blockading Manila; Spanish fleet destroyed The stock market is booming in consequence of the victory of Commodore Dewey over the Spanish squadron at Manila. When the details of yesterday’s engagement are received they will be found even more exciting to general patriotism than the news of the victory given in advices today…. …The Navy Department is officially informed that D...