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Horace Greeley’s Chin: Vote on a Question of National Follicular Importance
Welcome to the Federal Historic Facial-Hair Zoning Board.
Reply Some: Herbert Hoover v. Periodization
UPCOMING EVENTS
Update: Chernow Still Chernowing
When Last We ChernowedSubscribe to support historical interference
A Confession: I Have Format Lust
John Hancock signed big.
Live with Alexis Coe + Steven Levingston
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The Past Has Entered Postproduction
History Cranks and Fiends,
Part II: "I am a verb"
Writing with Grant
The Age of Anxiety Will Have Whatever RFK Jr. Ran Over
“To form a more perfect union”...of readers who compensate me for what they’re reading.
Commander-in-Heat II: James Madison Declined to Die for the Bit
America briefly experimented with synchronized presidential death
Behind the TV Hit: Trump's WHCD Dinner Was a Press Conference With Table Service & Nativism
Last night, I spent over an hour on live television responding to Trump’s remarks at the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
Part I: “I am a verb"
OTD in 1885, Ulysses S. Grant, 63, died days after finishing his memoirs.
Behind the Essay: “Are We Going to Have a Float Somewhere to Talk About Slavery? Probably Not.”
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Trump’s George Washington is a Civic-Minded Enslaver
Unfortunately, there’s an update to the President's House saga.
The Congressional Oath Does Not Include “Until Death Do Us Part”
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Commander-in-Heat: A Republic, If You Can Survive It
And a burning question: Was June "James Season?" Join now for the long death.
Lindsey Graham’s Death Reminds Us: Congress Is Trump’s Most Generous Donor
But a republic that depends on electing the correct sovereign is monarchy with better merchandise.
The Scandal and the Scale
I was bleary-eyed on a delayed flight when I spotted a New York Times article about Kerri Greenidge, a historian of Black political life and memory.
July 4th gives us the language. The 9th gives us the stakes.
We treat July 4, 1776, as a kind of instantaneous birth.
Contradictions Included: Notes from the Greenbrier (Part IV)
Coverage is retroactive.
Peak America-at-250 Talking-Head Era, Achieved
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