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How Hooch Lubricated American Life

by Rosemarie Ostler6/17/20194/1/2020

Hulu’s ‘Catch-22’ Reboot is a Theater of the Absurd

by Richard R. Muller6/14/20196/27/2022

Audie Murphy Made a Name for Himself in Battle—And on the Silver Screen

by Mark Grimsley6/13/20193/24/2023

How Troops in Vietnam Saw the First Moon Landing

by Rick Fredericksen6/11/20198/19/2022

Musical creatives Rodgers (left) and Hammerstein (right), here observingauditions at the St. James Theatre in 1948, created some of the most popular musicals of the 20th century. (Library of Congress)

Audiobook Review| How Rodgers and Hammerstein Revolutionized the Musical

by Ryan Paul Winn6/7/20196/7/2019

How the Civil War Gave Birth to Modern Journalism

by Nancy Tappan6/4/20194/4/2024

Audiobook Review: Violence within Congress Spurs the Civil War

by Ryan Paul Winn6/3/20194/3/2024

Flaming Meteorite Fires Up American Brainpower

by John J. Geoghegan6/3/20196/4/2019

How MGM’s ‘Battleground’ Became an Unexpected Film Classic

by Mark Grimsley5/30/20196/3/2019

DC Comics Author Pays Homage to His Uncle, a D-Day Hero

by Amy Kurzweil 5/30/20196/5/2019