America has a reputation for pitching in for other countries. Here are five times that other nations stepped up for us.
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The Earth’s history is written, layer upon layer, in its glaciers.
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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.
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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.
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