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Learn to make A Wish for Grace, a classic American cocktail by Steven Liles for the Smithsonian.
A study reveals 30% of U.S. healthcare spending is wasteful, highlighting unnecessary procedures.
Adult bison can weigh 2,000 pounds, generating metabolic heat that helps them thrive in Montana's winter temperatures, which can drop to negative 40 degrees.
Cindy McCain states that the Republican Party may split in the aftermath of a highly charged election, reflecting on its current state and future direction.
The Declaration of Independence contains the core contradiction of claiming all men are created equal while its author, Thomas Jefferson, was a slave owner.
Learn to make General Pakenham's Revenge, a classic American cocktail by Chris McMillian.
Henry Kissinger advises on U.S.-China relations and the need for restraint in American politics.
A camping trip taken by Thomas Edison and Henry Ford led to the invention of charcoal briquets, reflecting American innovation and resilience.
In 1903, President Teddy Roosevelt spent three days in Yosemite with conservationist John Muir, leading to the protection of Yosemite Valley and the creation of five national parks.
In Los Angeles, Cambodian immigrants like Teresa Ngo of Blinkie’s Donut Emporium use the donut business to achieve prosperity and integrate into American society.
King George VI becomes the first British monarch to lay a wreath on George Washington's tomb during his 1939 state visit to the United States.
An autonomous truck navigates traffic, showcasing the future of driving in the United States.
The "Green Book" listed more than 9,500 places where Black travelers could find safe accommodations during a time of widespread segregation.
Silly Putty, invented by James Wright during World War II as a rubber substitute, transformed from a rejected military experiment into a popular children's toy.
The student debt system in the United States faces sustainability challenges, with an 85% increase in seriously delinquent loans from 2003 to 2016.
In 1793, Thomas Jefferson expressed his radical support for the French Revolution, stating he would prefer half the Earth desolated than a failed cause.
Svetlana Stalin, daughter of Joseph Stalin, defected to the United States in 1967, where she held a press conference that drew significant public attention.
Lori Segal reflects on her arrival in New York City in the 1950s, recalling her first walk along Riverside Drive with her uncle and the memories that shaped her American identity.
Marbury vs. Madison establishes judicial review and the power of the Supreme Court.
Rosalie Edge reforms the Audubon Society and establishes Hawk Mountain in Pennsylvania for bird conservation.
Learn to make the Pickersgill Cocktail, a classic American drink by Ivy Mix for the Smithsonian.
Silly Putty, invented by James Wright during World War II as a rubber substitute, became a popular children's toy after its playful qualities were recognized.
The Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird makes its first flight on December 22, 1964, designed by Kelly Johnson.
Learn to make the Star Lake cocktail, a classic American drink by Josey Packard.
Rin Tin Tin, a dog actor found on a World War I battlefield, became a Hollywood star in the 1925 film 'The Clash of the Wolves,' showcasing his remarkable abilities.
Custer's Last Stand occurs on June 25, 1876, in the Little Bighorn Valley against Sitting Bull's forces.
Carmel, California, showcases stunning coastlines and a vibrant marine ecosystem, attracting nature lovers and notable figures like Clint Eastwood.
The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ends the Mexican-American War, reshaping U.S.-Mexico relations.
Narcissa Whitman and her husband Marcus are the first to travel the Oregon Trail in 1836.
The minimum wage sparks fierce debate, especially with Biden's push for an increase.
Charlie Pellet, the voice behind the iconic "stand clear of the closing doors" announcement, shares his path from London to becoming a key figure in New York City's subway system.
Katie and Tommy show how to brew coffee using beans from Aida Bhatia in El Salvador.
Camp X in Canada trains U.S. spies in covert operations during World War II.
Germany's decision to revive unrestricted submarine warfare in early 1917 prompted Woodrow Wilson to lead the United States into World War I that April.
In November 2022, China will hold its 20th Communist Party Congress, where President Xi Jinping is expected to seek another term as leader.
On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat in Montgomery, leading to a year-long boycott that challenged segregation laws.
George Washington reflects on power and the Constitution during Presidents Day weekend.
A vaccine passport shows vaccination status but lacks standardization and clear guidelines.
The Nuremberg trials, held from 1945 to 1949, marked a significant moment in international law as the Allies prosecuted major Nazi war criminals like Hermann Goering and Rudolf Hess.
The U.S. intervenes in the Persian Gulf War following Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait.
The Supreme Court interprets the Constitution and rules on legal matters in the U.S.
The United States implements the Marshall Plan to rebuild post-war Europe and counter Soviet influence.
The Mexican American War leads to significant U.S. territorial expansion in the 1840s.
Ho Chi Minh leads North Vietnam's fight for independence from French colonial rule.
China promotes potatoes to address food supply issues and reliance on imports.
The average college graduate faces significant debt from rising college costs in America.
There is a 9% chance for someone born at the bottom of the income ladder in Britain to move to the top, one of the lowest rates in the rich world.
In 1872, President Ulysses S. Grant signed the Yellowstone National Park Protection Act, establishing the world's first national park.
