For the past eight years, we've had a president who stumbled over the English language so often that his handlers made sure he always read prepared...
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11:45 AM (EST): Obama is on the platform, shaking hands, people taking their seats. Ready to go. 11:50 AM (EST): Diane Feinstein talks about the MLK...
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The following passages are from the classic essay, Common Sense by Thomas Paine, first published in Philadelphia on January 10, 1776 [with...
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English Fare Paine returned to England in 1887 to seek investors for constructing a prototype iron bridge, his own invention. His bridge eventually...
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French Treats In revolutionary France, Thomas Paine earlier had joined with Washington, Hamilton, Madison, and select other Americans to be declared...
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Unwelcome Homecoming The first copy of The Age of Reason to arrive in America for U.S. publication was lent to Thomas Jefferson for a first reading....
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On this day when we celebrate the 60th anniversary for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, as we near the end of the administration of...
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Senator Saxby Chambliss won re-election over Democratic challenger Jim Martin yesterday through a largely negative campaign based on scare tactics...
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