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Lust for Fame Made Smut This Puritan’s Chief Stock in Trade

'Special Agent' Anthony Comstock took reporters along when he raided purveyors of porn and prophylactics

Churchill’s ‘Jug with Bottles’ Sells for Nearly $1.3 Million After Heated Bidding War

Mississippi Residents Vote to Remove Confederate Symbol From State Flag

Until this year, Mississippi remained the last in the nation to include such an emblem

This 97-Year-Old Just Finished the Marine Corps Marathon. Here’s How the Iwo Jima Veteran Earned a Silver Star

Roosevelt’s Drive to Break Up Utilities Brought Power to the People

In his first duel with Wendell Willkie, FDR campaigned against giant holding companies that soaked small electricity customers

Army Museums to Give Out Excess Artifacts, Including Weapons and Historic Uniforms

Collegiate Conundrum

For its faults, the Electoral College has endured because it has fulfilled its main purpose—preventing stolen elections

Tom Hardy Headlines Star-Studded Cast for Big Screen Adaptation of ‘The Things They Carried’

Dutch Museums Scramble to Tighten Security After String of Nazi-Related Memorabilia Heists

Rare Artifacts from Salem Witch Trials Now on Display

97-Year-Old Silver Star Iwo Jima Veteran to be Oldest Marine Participant in Marine Corps Marathon

Here’s What You Need to Know About the New Army and Navy National Museums

Newest Navy Sub to be Named After WWII Legend

Once again the USS Barb will be patrolling the seas.

Largest WWII-Era Bomb Found in Poland Explodes During Attempt to Diffuse it

Facebook to Ban Holocaust Denial Posts, Reverses Earlier Decision

Arlington National Cemetery Announces Limited Reopening for Public