U.S. History
7 Myths About the ‘Wild West’
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U.S. HistoryFact60The flag draped over Abe Lincoln’s casket is on display at a steakhouse.
Though Keens Steakhouse opened two decades after Abraham Lincoln passed away, the 141-year-old New York City institution pays homage to the 16th president as if he were a beloved regular.…
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U.S. HistoryFact56Easter was banned in early America.
“They for whom all days are holy can have no holiday,” the Puritans liked to say, which helps explain why Easter was banned in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. (It also…
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U.S. HistoryArticle345 Retro Pranks You Never See Anymore
Remember when summer evenings seemed endless, the air smelled like freshly cut grass, and the most exciting challenge was figuring out how to pull off a prank without getting caught?…
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U.S. HistoryArticle68Which States Have Produced the Most Presidents?
Of the 50 U.S. states, only 21 can claim to be the birthplace of an American president. And just four states — Virginia, Ohio, New York, and Massachusetts — account…






