The 2024 Democratic National Convention is taking place this week in Chicago. Back in 1968, Democrats also held their convention in Chicago. That year, the incumbent president had decided not
Tomorrow, August 20, is National Radio Day, the annual commemoration of the contributions the radio industry has made. Commercial radio has actually been around for more than 100 years, and,
It was this week 55 years ago – starting on August 15, 1969, to be exact – that organizers put on what they called an “Aquarian Exposition” in White Lake,
Until 1980, drunk drivers in the U.S. frequently got little more than a slap on the wrist. On May 3,1980 a 13-year-old girl named Cari Lightner was walking to a
Today is August 9th — and it was 50 years ago today that Richard Milhous Nixon made U.S. hisory by becoming the first, and so far only, president to resign
We’re all familiar with the old saw that “opposites attract.” But how opposite is too opposite? At first glance it might have seemed that William Cohen and Janet Langhart were
Fed up with business as usual in Washington, DC? This election cycle may feel like a new phenomenon, but that voter frustration has been around for decades. Back in 1997
Have you ever had a near death experience? A real, honest-to-goodness experience of your life ending as you left your body, floated up to the ceiling, and perhaps walked into
The entry of Vice President Kamala Harris into the 2024 presidential race has energized and invigorated millions of American women. Could it be the culmination of a societal shift that
