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Funniest Things We Saw Today

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Set aside the news and the seriousness of everyday life for a second...

Jul 141 min read

Exterior lithograph of the New York Crystal Palace, Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations, Library of Congress

Exterior lithograph of the New York Crystal Palace, Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations, Library of Congress

This Day in American History: America's First World's Fair Opens (July 14, 1853)

A glass palace showcased America's rise to New York.

Jul 143 min read

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Funniest Things We Saw Today

Set aside the news and the seriousness of everyday life for a second...

Jul 131 min read

The U.S. national soccer team at the 1930 FIFA World Cup, public domain photo via Wikimedia Commons

The U.S. national soccer team at the 1930 FIFA World Cup, public domain photo via Wikimedia Commons

This Day in American History: Team USA's First-Ever World Cup Match (July 13, 1930)

The only time the US has ever beaten Belgium.

Jul 132 min read

Aerial view of the Pentagon, official U.S. Air Force photo

Aerial view of the Pentagon, official U.S. Air Force photo

Let's Cut Some Spending: The Pentagon's 23 Redundant Cybersecurity Contractors

Twenty-three contractors, one job. Efficient.

Jul 121 min read

Photo of medal of honor

Photo of medal of honor

This Day in American History: The Medal of Honor Is Created (July 12, 1862)

The nation's highest honor for valor was born.

Jul 122 min read

The Cannon

The Cannon

The Cannon

Democrats face fallout after Senate candidate's assault allegations.

Jul 112 min read

Portrait of Alexander Hamilton by John Trumbull, National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution

Portrait of Alexander Hamilton by John Trumbull, National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution

This Day in American History: The Duel That Killed Alexander Hamilton (July 11, 1804)

The duel that ended a Founding Father's life.

Jul 112 min read

Jesus, Take the Wheel: Democrat Senator Wears Mexico Jersey, Not USA's

Jesus, Take the Wheel: Democrat Senator Wears Mexico Jersey, Not USA's

Jesus, Take the Wheel: Democrat Senator Wears Mexico Jersey, Not USA's

Un-American much?

Jul 101 min read

American and British troops landing near Gela, Sicily, July 10, 1943

American and British troops landing near Gela, Sicily, July 10, 1943

This Day in American History: The Allied Invasion of Sicily (July 10, 1943)

Allies storm Sicily's beaches, launching Italy's collapse.

Jul 102 min read

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