“Politics, I has heard said or read, makes beds strange fellers. Many a true word is spoken of a pest.”
Romans invented the leap day, but they didn’t call it that — and it isn’t the day you think it is.
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Billy Crystal finds a worthy return to the screen in this big-hearted comedy about two hard-drinking, emotionally tormented loners who strike up the most meaningful friendship of their lives.
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Working from Hollywood, Rockwell needed a cowboy. Gary Cooper answered the call.
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Long part of American childhoods, youth football exposes kids to the risk of injury or worse. It shouldn’t be this way.
Read More about Contrariwise: Youth Football Should Be Sacked
On Abraham Lincoln’s birthday, we remember how his valuable sense of humor played a critical role in our history.
Read More about “If I Couldn’t Tell These Stories, I Would Die”: Lincoln and Laughter
70 years after the Great Brinks Robbery, we ask: Was it really the Crime of the Century?
Read More about The 5 Most Audacious Heists of the 20th Century
Has mindfulness been co-opted by corporate America? Read an interview with author Ronald Purser about how mindfulness became the new capitalist spirituality.
Dr. Jim Taylor walks you through six facets to consider when you are faced with a major decision.
Haunted by the loss of his brother, Carl yearns to leave behind the family farm and follow his own customs.
The Saturday Evening Post offers its readers a thoroughly American take on vital issues of the day. If you already have a subscription then verify your existing subscription for access.
These cartoons will make you think twice about missing those old-time telephones!
Whether you’re moving in or moving out, these cartoons will move you to laughter!
My funny valentine…sweet, comic valentine…you make me smile with my heart!
