U. S. History
Giuseppe “Joe” Zangara: FDR’s Assassin In my time covering courts, I tracked down the grave of Giuseppe
Swamp Gas Over a period of six days in March 1966, UFOs were seen by hundreds
Charles Finney and the Erie Canal Billy Graham ‘s long career invites comparisons with America’s greatest
Theodore Roosevelt and Terrorism Some years ago, an unstable young man committed one of the most
Five Technological Breakthroughs of the Erie Canal A canal is just a ditch, right? Think again.
Ellen Wayland-Smith A Minister Is Born: John Humphrey Noyes When John Humphrey Noyes’s mother, Polly Hayes Noyes
The West Memphis Three In 1996, HBO aired a documentary called Paradise Lost: The Child Murders
Kick Kennedy: The Charmed Life and Tragic Death of the Favorite Kennedy Daughter On the evening
Paul Revere: The Silver Smith When John Singleton Copley painted a portrait of Paul Revere in
Lorraine Hansberry v. Anna Lee The Hansberry saga is just one story in the fight against
