In the 19th century, abortion and contraception were a mainstay of American women’s self-help movement.
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The History of Roe v. Wade and Abortion Laws in the US
The history of abortion laws in the U.S. goes much further back than 1973’s Roe v. Wade.
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Does the Supreme Court Have to Have 9 Justices?
There are strong arguments against packing the Supreme Court. “Because it’s always been that number” isn’t one of them.
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Watch One of the Greatest Westerns of All Time in Its Entirety Here
“The Great Train Robbery” was groundbreaking — and mostly filmed in New Jersey.
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Was World War II Ace ‘Butch’ O’Hare Killed by Friendly Fire?
The Navy’s first ace of World War II disappeared mysteriously one night during the Tarawa campaign.
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Command and Control in the Roman Army
MHQ takes a closer look at why Jonathan Eaton’s book, “Leading the Roman Army” is a military history must-read.
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Book Review: Ian Fleming’s War
James Bond’s fictional exploits had their origins in Ian Fleming’s real-life experiences with and knowledge of World War II spycraft.
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A Look at Mathew Brady, 200 Years On
Brady’s exhibition of battlefield photography changed the way the American public viewed war.
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CAESAR Howitzer: Next-Gen French Artillery Helping Ukraine Fight Russia
France’s CAESAR self-propelled howitzer has already shown great promise in the Russia-Ukraine War.
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‘Return to Bull Run’ Review: 30 Miles West of the White House
A look at the overlooked Battle of Second Bull Run.