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Got plans for Labor Day weekend? There’s a good chance you will be taking part in a cookout, to end the summer. In fact, you may be the one in
Got plans for Labor Day weekend? There’s a good chance you will be taking part in a cookout, to end the summer. In fact, you may be the one in
There’s a pretty fair chance that even if you only own a few books, one of them is probably a James Patterson novel. He’s written 28 books in the popular
Jennifer Granholm was elected Michigan’s first female governor in 2002, and re-elected, to a second term, four years later. Her work to re-establish Michigan’s recession damaged, Rust Belt economy caught
When he was still in his teens in the 1960s, Roy Firestone got an up-close look at Major League Baseball, as a spring training bat boy for the Baltimore Orioles
Nien Cheng was born into a well-to-do Chinese family in 1915. Her family was able to give her a college education, including post-graduate work at the London School of economics.
One of the most bankable female movie stars of the last 50 years is also one of the most influential figures in Hollywood. And she got her big break when
Today, August 20th, is National radio day. Every year on this day, we recognize the contribution that this hundred-year-old medium has provided four generations. For four decades, one of the
New York governor, or more precisely, soon-to-be ex governor, Andrew Cuomo has certainly had a rough few weeks. In the face of a scathing report accusing him of sexual misconduct,
Perhaps no one has ever had a bigger impact on an entire generation of children than Dr. Benjamin Spock. His book Baby and Child Care was published in 1946, just
This weekend marks the 76th anniversary V-J Day, the day that the Japanese surrendered to the United States to end World War II. And the interview you’re about to hear