Remember When Eric Cantor Honored America's Unsung Managerial Class On Labor Day?
Remembering Eric Cantor, special Republican snowflake.
Yesteryear
'War Becomes Real When It’s Your Buddy In A Jihadist Video'
We need to remember the many tens of thousands of Iraqis and Americans who died because of the hubris of a few very powerful and very bad men who are now comfortably retired.
'He Died A Much Richer Man Than You'll Ever Be.'
Each of us, no matter how insignificant we may seem, has the power to make a difference.
A Christmas Carol: Bob's Mother & The Ghost Of Iraq Future
How were we to punch through the national novocaine and bring home a war for which Bush never asked for sacrifice?
What A Bummer! The Psychedelic Revolution Wasn't Televised
How the Founding Fathers of the psychedelic revolution finally figured out that they drugs they worshiped would not make the world a better place.
She Was Born 200 Years Ago Today, And Should Be On The $10 Bill
Most Americans don't know who Elizabeth Cady Stanton is, and putting her picture on the new $10 bill may be a good way to teach them about her.
Katrina: A 10-Year Review
This week is the 10th anniversary of the destruction of the southeastern gulf coast by Hurricane Katrina.
JFK Speaks About Immigration And Xenophobia
An appropriate remembrance. 51 years ago today.
Death And Suffering, In Living Color
For the people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Atomic bomb was nothing short of cataclysmic. But Americans were shown a sanitized version of the devastation, and for many years, photographic evidence of the real damage was locked away. The final part of our three part series on the Atomic Cover-up.
Part 2: How They Hid The Worst Horrors Of Hiroshima
The second installment of our series on how the worst devastation caused by the Atomic bomb was deliberately concealed from Americans for decades.
Atomic Devastation Hidden For Decades
The people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki suffered unspeakable horrors. But some in the U.S. government didn’t want Americans to see the worst of it. The first in a three-part series.
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