This week marks the 74th anniversary of South Pacific’s Broadway debut. Its most ironic show-tune applicable to current events

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This week marks the 280th birthday of Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence and America’s 3rd president. An apt Jefferson quote

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The most surprising/concerning aspect of the recent leak of US military and intelligence documents

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This week includes the birthday of Ulysses S. Grant, 18th president of the United States and Union Army victor in the American Civil War. An appropriate Grant quote

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This week includes May Day – in some parts of the world, the celebrations include dancing around a “maypole” to celebrate good fortune. Who has good cause to dance?

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Next weekend includes the annual Mother’s Day celebration. A mother to admire (other than your own, of course)

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Seventy years ago this week, Jacqueline Cochrane became the first female pilot to break the sound barrier. The next “barrier” to fall

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On this week in 1964, then President Lyndon Johnson touted a “Great Society” built upon “abundance and liberty for all.” What turned out to be not-so “great” about LBJ’s vision?

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This week in 1848, Wisconsin – one of five “battleground” states that flipped in the last presidential election – entered the Union. The most pivotal of those five states in 2024

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In the midst of the Ukrainian War, what are the strategic implications for the United States of a new Russian–Chinese–Iranian–North Korean alliance and its apparent effort to draw in ostensible American allies like India, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia?

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