The Founders’ visions of democracy left little room for rulers from the “artificial aristocracy” of inherited wealth
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What’s the Matter with Public Service?
Is the maxim long held by many great American political dynasties “To whom much is given, much is required,” a relic of the past?
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Daily Quiz for February 11, 2016
This voluptuous actress received three patents-UD 3914799A, US4003094A, and US3935865A in the 1970s.
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Video: Nazi Tank Panzerkampfwagen IV Destroying at Normandy
The fourth in a series of six, the Panzerkampfwagen IV, was a German tank […]
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Video Tour: Steam-powered La Esperanza Sugar Mill at West Point Foundry
(Img: Historic American Buildings Survey/Library of Congress) Built at West Point Foundry in 1861, […]
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Video: 2013 Rolling Thunder Motorcycle Run Honoring Military Personnel
(Img: Jennifer Berry) An annual motorcycle run, Rolling Thunder honors all military personnel with […]
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Video: Final Reunion of the Doolittle Raiders
(Img: U.S. Navy/National Archives) Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, eighty men volunteered for […]
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Video: “The Battle of Russia, Part 1” Film Follows the Nazis into Russian Territory
(Img: National Archives) “The Battle of Russia,” Part 1: Chapter V of Frank Capra’s […]
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Interview: Walter S. Mondale / Former Vice President
Former veep Walter S. Mondale’s view on campaigns, debates and primaries.
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Daily Quiz for February 10, 2016
John Lloyd Wright, son of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright, invented this toy.