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Opinion: 2 Tucson Shooting Myths Debunked

By Michael MedvedJan 11th 2011 – 3:31PM

The debate between left and right on contributing factors in the Tucson shootings has unfolded along utterly predictable and thoroughly unenlightening lines. Liberals accuse conservatives of overheated, gun-related rhetoric that created a hostile, edgy climate that may have encouraged the killer. The right responds that...

2 Arrested in Anti-Gay Attack at Famed NYC Gay Bar

Oct 4th 2010 – 7:11PM
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NEW YORK (Oct. 4) - A patron at the Stonewall Inn, a powerful symbol of the gay rights movement since protests over a 1969 police raid there, was tackled to the floor and beaten in an anti-gay bias attack over the weekend, authorities said Monday. Stan Honda, AFP / Getty Images A customer at the Stonewall Inn in New York...

Congressman Wants Reagan on $50 Bill

By David KnowlesMar 3rd 2010 – 6:59PM
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(March 3) -- Reviving a controversy about which American historical figures deserve to be honored on the nation's currency, a North Carolina congressman is proposing replacing a portrait of Ulysses S. Grant on the $50 bill with one of conservative icon Ronald Reagan. "President Reagan is indisputably one of the most...

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Brooke Gladstone: PHOTOS: 9 Striking Presidential Campaign Posters

By Brooke Gladstone May 02nd 2012 - 01:13PM

In the early nineteenth century, many Americans still remembered firsthand the oppression of royal rule.

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Brooke Gladstone: 9 Striking Presidential Campaign Posters (PHOTOS)

By Brooke Gladstone May 02nd 2012 - 01:10PM

In the early nineteenth century, many Americans still remembered firsthand the oppression of royal rule.

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Background on Andrew Jackson

Andrew Jackson (March 15, 1767 June 8, 1845) was the seventh President of the United States (1829–1837).

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