A witty yet sobering look at how fake piety confers power by peddling bias. Vice Capades implores listeners to always question the motives of vice regulators present and past.
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Wells Fargo’s Treasure Box Was Full of California Gold
When Wells, Fargo and Company established its express and banking business in the California gold country in July 1852, it inadvertently inspired two additional enterprises.
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From Spitfires to Saberjets: The Making of an Ace
It took him 10 years and two wars, but Canadian fighter pilot Omer Levesque […]
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Longtime Prisoner Geronimo Said He Found Christianity
Was his conversion a sham or a bid to find hope late in life?
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Baron Walter von Richthofen: The Red Baron’s American Uncle
He invested in cattle, beer and milk in Denver, but his legacy is a […]
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The Newly Formed California Rangers Had a Mission: Get Murrieta
They did deliver a head, but was it the right one? When gold was […]
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Daily Quiz for March 28, 2018
This first lady added the Easter Bunny (a White House staffer in costume) to the Easter Egg Roll guest list and he has since attended each one.
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Wild West Book Review: Custer Into the West
Custer Into the West: With the Journal and Maps of Lieutenant Henry Jackson by […]
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Wild West Book Review: Drawing Battle Lines
Drawing Battle Lines: The Map Testimony of Custer’s Last Fight by Michael N. Donahue, […]
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Wild West Book Review: Stricken Field
Stricken Field: The Little Bighorn Since 1876 by Jerome A. Greene, University of Oklahoma […]