A growing share of Americans say it’s not necessary to believe in God to be moral
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How did Americans lose their British accents
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After a year of rising tensions, protesters tear down Confederate statue on UNC campus
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The city born in a day: The origin story of Oklahoma City
5 votes -
The Iroquois confederacy
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Why America’s ‘nones’ don’t identify with a religion
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The first Japanese man in America: A teenager shipwrecked on a Pacific atoll helped transform relations between Japan and the United States
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What is the future of English in the US?
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3D printable guns as free speech?
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A sociologist examines the “white fragility” that prevents white Americans from confronting racism
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How in 2015, $364 Billion flowed through two and four year public universities and colleges of the states of the USA
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Basil Banghart, an incredibly interesting American criminal, burglar and prison escape artist
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The free speech panic: How the right concocted a crisis
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Letter from a Birmingham museum
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The ACLU retreats from free expression
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The ACLU retreats from free expression
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Three myths most Americans believe (Japanese surrender in WW2, Cold War, nuclear bomb threat)
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The American Revolution’s greatest leader was openly gay
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After the Rev. Moon died in 2012, his church split apart. Two of his sons established a new congregation. Their followers are eagerly awaiting the end times. And they are armed.
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The US-Canada border splits this road down the middle
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Traumatic license: An oral history of Action Park
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Mormon Church breaks all ties with Boy Scouts, ending 100-year relationship
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Nat Turner Rebellion
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Humanism on the Hill—Jared Huffman and the Congressional Freethought Caucus
3 votes -
Ninety-eight years of mail fraud - how the postal letter became a tool for ingenious criminality
4 votes