Established in 1937, the Caldecott medal honors excellence in this.
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Pearl Harbor Raider Recovered
The Nakajima B5N2, code-named “Kate” by the Allies, was the best carrier-based torpedo bomber […]
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Painting by Mrs. Robert E. Lee Presents An Intriguing Mystery
Nine years ago, the Alexander Gallery in Manhattan acquired a portrait painted by Mrs. Robert E. Lee. Who is the girl in the painting and what was her relationship with Mrs. Lee?
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Commemorative Air Force Kingcobras
The Bell P-63 Kingcobra is one of the sleekest, cleanest warbirds in the world, […]
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Daily Quiz for June 21, 2016
Lycoming Dairy, Lundy Lumber, and Jumbo Pretzel were the first three teams to compete in the organized sport.
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Where was Hugh Glass Eventually Buried?
Where was Hugh Glass Eventually Buried?
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Death in the West
From our 2015 archives: Award-winning writer Robert M. Citino discusses the intense Battle of the Ruhr…
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Audio: California’s Strict Gun Laws Could Be Causing More Shootings, Says Lawyer
Edwin Walker, a lawyer with the Texas Law Shield organization, argues that the university professor shot and killed at UCLA should have had the right to be armed.
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Audio: Pushed On Gun Rights, Here’s How Hillary Clinton Responded
George Stephanopoulos questions Hillary Clinton as to whether she believes the ‘right to bear arms’ is a constitutional right.
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Daily Quiz for June 20, 2016
The Yankee-Pennamite Wars fought on and off between 1769-1799, were disputes about land in this state.