In 1914, days after it declared war on Germany, Great Britain set up a secret propaganda bureau to help defeat the enemy
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How the Civil War was Boom Time for the News Business
Changes in technology and lust for battle information led to the birth of modern American journalism.
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Memory and the Rosebud
Northern Cheyenne and Lakota survivors of the Great Sioux War recalled the fight that preceded the Battle of the Little Bighorn
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Author Gregory Crouch
Crouch’s new book, The Bonanza King, digs deep into Nevada’s Comstock Lode and magnate John Mackay
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LBJ and the Descent into War
‘I do not have a parachute’ BY THE TIME Lyndon B. Johnson became president […]
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Retracing the steps of freedom with Liberation Route Europe
On September 17, 1944, Sergeant Jacob H. Wingard jumped out the door of a […]
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Classic Dispatches: Terror in the Sky
As a journalist, William G. Shepherd had a knack for being in—or getting to—the […]
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With Her Eyes Wide Open
War correspondent Dickey Chapelle once prophetically said, “When I die, I want it to […]
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Shock of Combat Changed George H.W. Bush’s Life
In 1944, Japanese fire sent a future president into the Pacific.
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Firsthand Accounts From Wounded Knee Tell a Chaotic Tale of Fear, Terror — and Indiscriminate Gunfire
What really happened in the deadly shooting rampage at Wounded Knee that left 200 Lakota Sioux dead? A close examination leaves one thing clear.