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The water of the Huan Gulf was calm on the morning of March 3rd, 1943. From the deck of the Japanese destroyer Shiryuki,…
In 1194, the town of Shach, France, caught fire. Most of the city burned. The cathedral was thought to be lost. But when…
In 1958, 12 nations signed a treaty that made one continent permanently off limits to private citizens. Not restricted, not regulated, offlimits. You…
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There is a photograph in the archives of the Library of Congress that has no explanation. It was taken sometime between 1860 and…
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Before the Civil War, the federal government knew something it was never supposed to know. It knew your name, your address, and roughly…