Test yourself this Thesaurus Day with a short multiple-choice quiz that will challenge your knowledge of synonyms, antonyms, and etymology.
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The Saturday Evening Post staff brings you our favorite stories from the week.
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The sexual revolution wasn’t a one-way magic bus ticket to the orgiastic bacchanal portrayed in pop culture and feared by mid-century pearl clutchers. Its effects were actually much more profound.
Rose and Jackson both encountered unexpected detours and disappointments early in life. Now at a crossroads, what path will they choose?
In the news for the week ending January 18, 2019, are people eating naked, driving blindfolded, saving book reviews, and eating oatmeal, but not all at the same time.
Thinking of ditching your landline? Make sure you understand the pros and cons first.
Many legislators were all for Prohibition — that is, until they realized how much money was to be made taxing alcohol.
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Many imagine the border between the U.S. and Mexico to be a consistent, stable entity, but history shows that this line – and the many debates that surround it – is prone to revision.
Read More about Considering History: Myths and Realities of the Mexican-American Border
No illustrator painted the old west more authentically than the great Harold von Schmidt.
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Does the president have the right to silence people who criticize him or his policies? Woodrow Wilson thought so.
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Losing weight is hard, but these laughs will make everything a little bit lighter!
May your new year be filled with laughter. Here are a few classic cartoons from the 1940s and ’50s to get you started.
We all needed a good chuckle in 2018, and these were the cartoon collections that made you laugh the hardest!
