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The Man Who Killed Booth
The Man Who Killed Booth

One may think that the person who brings down the man who assassinated one of the nation's most revered presidents would be a stand-up guy, a hero. W…

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Ernesto and the Miranda Rights
Ernesto and the Miranda Rights

While we might know what Miranda Rights are, most of us have never heard of Ernesto Miranda, who, in 1963, prompted the passage of a law that has bec…

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Trivia: Women's Suffrage
Trivia: Women's Suffrage

The fight for women's suffrage began in the early 19th century and gained momentum throughout the 20th century.  Let's see how much you remember from…

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Religions: Islam
Religions: Islam

Islam, one of the world's major religions, traces its origins to Muhammad, a prophet who lived in the 6th and 7th centuries CE in Mecca, a city on th…

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Conversations: The Clandestine World of Josephine Baker, w/ Damien Lewis
Conversations: The Clandestine World of Josephine Baker, w/ Damien Lewis

Peter speaks with Damien Lewis, an award-winning former war and conflict reporter and the author of many number-one bestselling books, including The …

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The Lady with the Medal of Honor
The Lady with the Medal of Honor

As of 2024, approximately 3,536 Medals of Honor have been awarded, yet only one has ever been given to a woman. Here is the story of Mary Walker, the…

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Wacky History of the Flag Salute
Wacky History of the Flag Salute

Did you know that the story of the flag salute and the Pledge of Allegiance starts as an advertising gimmick for a magazine that ran from 1827 to 192…

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Who Were Mr. Mason and Mr. Dixon?
Who Were Mr. Mason and Mr. Dixon?

We have all undoubtedly heard of the surveyors' final product; we might have even spoken of it. But did you know that the Mason-Dixon line that divid…

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Mad King and the Real Disney Castle
Mad King and the Real Disney Castle

Walt Disney's visit to Neuschwanstein Castle in the Bavarian Alps is often cited as a key source of inspiration for the iconic Disney Castle, which a…

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Trivia: Classic Video Games
Trivia: Classic Video Games

How well do you think you know the early history (not too early, though) of video games? Let us see!


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