Archie Bunker returns, along with his family and neighbors, in a live ABC special tonight that reprises two classic sitcoms.
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Tag Archives: History
Remembering National Trauma, A Century Later
Will we recall the pain of Pearl Harbor and 9/11 a century later? Canada’s historic Halifax Explosion hints that we will.
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An Ancient Hate Thrives Amid Modern Frustrations
Anti-Semitic incidents are rising across Europe, while two synagogue shootings in less than a year boost fears in the U.S.
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One Of History’s Great Men Was Probably A Woman
A new documentary reveals Gen. Casimir Pulaski, the 18th century hero revered on two continents, was probably a woman.
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City Advertising Cops Are ‘New York’s Signest’
Though his city has a rich past and present in the history of advertising, Mayor de Blasio draws the line at the waterline.
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Happiness Is A Super-Deluxe Beatles Package
Only great performers produce work worth exploring 50 years later. The Beatles achieved this with their “White Album.”
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Yesterday’s Grandeur, Today’s Problems
In a century-old royal palace, Denmark’s current government confronted a thoroughly modern murder plot.
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The Other WWII Battlefront In Europe
Far from the famous European battles of World War II, Germany’s biggest warship confronted the Allies in the far north.
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The Importance Of Corroboration
Our senses can be deceived, so relying on objective external evidence is the best way to avoid getting lost in the clouds.
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Buckner And Yastrzemski
Baseball is a game of glory and ignominy. Just ask any 9-year-old.
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