The story of the first Thanksgiving may not be as benign as the version in children’s books, but it’s still a remarkable tale of warmth, cooperation, and generosity — traits that continue to define this American holiday.
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The “Road to Wellville” has been long and winding for some Postum drinkers.
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There are parallels between success in many areas of life and staying fit. This advice from a down-to-earth personal trainer will help you reach your goals.
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American politicians have been skewing, stuffing, or outright stealing elections since the birth of our country.
Catch up on the latest at The Saturday Evening Post with our Week in Review. This week we talk about Stan Lee, conversations for Thanksgiving dinner, and everyone’s favorite breakfast cereal beverage.
Some lies have more impact than others. Here are eight that caused untold damage.
Your right to free speech is limited by where you are, what you say, and how you say it.
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There’s nothing like a motorcycle trip to excite the imagination. From the November/December 2018 issue.
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In politics, there are gracious losers, eloquent concession speeches, and hopeful plans for “next time.” Then there are these folks.
The appointment of a special prosecutor isn’t all that common, but some presidents have dealt with more of them than others.
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The stock market may be down and your earnings report may be dreary, but these cartoons will make you laugh like nobody’s business.
Those television ads can drive you up a wall, but we somehow managed to find the silly side of campaigning.
