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Quick Study: George Washington
12/11/2014 - 20:00
Beyond the fact that George Washington was the first president, he remains the most
admired man
in American history. He died 215 years ago this week.
Quick Study: Who were the Founding Fathers?
02/02/2015 - 10:19
Americans often speak of the Founding Fathers, usually fondly and frequently to show that certain political views are descendants of noble spirits we hold in high esteem. But what exactly makes someone a Founding Father?
Population of the 13 Colonies 1610-1790
10/28/2013 - 20:00
In 1776, Great Britain's population was roughly three times the size of the Colonies.
Today
In Research: The gender pay gap persists
Women take lead in fight for the environment
Do corporate tax cuts trickle down?
Earth Talk: Do some plants reduce air quality?
Earth Talk: What is the Field of Dreams theory?
Winter enthusiasts take on climate change
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Yesterday
Drone history begins at the dawn of flight
The first Olympics: A tribute to Zeus
Filibuster: A gridlock not sought by the founders
In history: The U.S. Capitol's stormy past
What was the Southern Strategy?
Forts could drop Confederate names
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Tomorrow
Do solar storms pose risks for Earth?
Would living underground help the planet?
Guide: Straight answers on coronavirus
Hubble telescope: Water vapor on distant planet
Scientists see signs of climate change -- now
Moon landing 50th anniversary remembered
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Archives: Voting
Resources: States of the presidents
Election "monitors" a form of intimidation?
Quick Study: What is the Hatch Act?
100 years ago: A fight for voting rights
Voting rights -- past, present and future
Counting heads: An election lexicon
Spotlight: Vox
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Population of the 13 Colonies 1610-1790
Gallery: 'Puck' and the art of political satire
Pulse: Americans oppose military parade
What was the Sugar Act?
Studies examine bias from princesses to politics
