As the nation takes note of the Feb. 12 birthday of President Abraham Lincoln, it is an appropriate moment to reflect on one ...
Presidential factoid: Only four U.S. presidents had a shorter lifespan than Arthur. He died at age 57. His predecessor in the ...
In 1989, the Democratic Party was tired of losing so its shifted toward the middle. It worked and helped get Bill Clinton ...
Seeley’s Bay’s aptly named Frost Fest went ahead despite extremely cold conditions over the weekend. The annual festival, ...
Case in point: the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, a deeply unpopular law that effectively radicalized large swaths of the American electorate. It led to widespread civil disobedience, the destruction of ...
Stop Looking Away “The evil that men do lives after them; the good is oft interred with their bones.” By Fanta Kamara, MBA, ...
Today, our Nation celebrates the 217th birthday of President Abraham Lincoln—one of the most legendary leaders in American history whose fearless ...
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When the Evil That Men Do Lives After Them - a Wake-Up Call for Liberia and the World
The Veil Has Been Lifted: Stop Looking Away"The evil that men do lives after them; the good is oft interred with their bones."Mark Antony spoke these words over Caesar's corpse in Shakespeare's ...
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Horace Greeley, an eccentric with Northern Ireland roots, was seen as the 'conscience of America' in the 1800s
Horace Greeley’s maternal ancestors came from Garvagh in Co Londonderry and settled in New England in the early years of the 18th century.
The Maryland governor discussed Trump, the country’s divisions and his workout routine. Welcome back to our interview series ...
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Marshall Weinberg, 95: The JTA president who didn’t know what a blog was — but knew right from wrong
Marshall, who died at 95 in his Upper East Side apartment on Sept. 20, was clueless about blogs, and for that matter smartphones and social media. What he did know — channeling his namesake, the ...
William Henry Harrison was born Feb. 9, 1773, in Berkeley County, Va., on a plantation along the James River during the American Revolution. His father, Benjamin Harrison V, was a ...
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