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45,000 Wild Horses To Be Killed By U.S. Government To Save Money, Grazing Pasture

On Friday, the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board voted in favor of killing 45,000 wild horses currently in government holding.

By Savannah Cox • Sep 13, 2016

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45,000 Wild Horses To Be Killed By U.S. Government To Save Money, Grazing Pasture

On Friday, the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board voted in favor of killing 45,000 wild horses currently in government holding.

By Savannah Cox • September 13, 2016

What We Loved This Week, Sept. 4 – 10

Media that “predicted” 9/11, Ansel Adams’ stunning early work, colorized historical photos, Tehran’s red light district, inside Japanese internment camps. Vintage Media That “Predicted” 9/11 It’s not at all surprising that, in the wake of September 11th, scores of conspiracy theorists would dig up media and pop culture from years...

By All That's Interesting • Sep 9, 2016

What We Loved This Week, Sept. 4 – 10

Media that “predicted” 9/11, Ansel Adams’ stunning early work, colorized historical photos, Tehran’s red light district, inside Japanese internment camps. Vintage Media That “Predicted” 9/11 It’s not at all surprising that, in the wake of September 11th, scores of conspiracy theorists would dig up media and pop culture from years...

By All That's Interesting • September 9, 2016

Photos Of The Great Depression’s Forgotten Black Victims

The Great Depression upended many American livelihoods and caused dramatic shifts in population sizes -- particularly among African-Americans. This is what that looked like.

By Savannah Cox • Sep 7, 2016

Photos Of The Great Depression’s Forgotten Black Victims

The Great Depression upended many American livelihoods and caused dramatic shifts in population sizes -- particularly among African-Americans. This is what that looked like.

By Savannah Cox • September 7, 2016

Inside The Dangerous U.S.-Saudi Arabia Alliance

As the U.S. fights to stop ISIS from making gains in the Middle East, it continues its relationship with Saudi Arabia, "an ISIS that made it."

By Savannah Cox • Sep 1, 2016

Inside The Dangerous U.S.-Saudi Arabia Alliance

As the U.S. fights to stop ISIS from making gains in the Middle East, it continues its relationship with Saudi Arabia, "an ISIS that made it."

By Savannah Cox • September 1, 2016

Everything You Don’t Know About The March On Washington

The March on Washington: why John F. Kennedy opposed it, why Martin Luther King Jr. almost didn't "have a dream," and everything else your history teacher never told you.

By Elisabeth Sherman • Aug 27, 2016

Everything You Don’t Know About The March On Washington

The March on Washington: why John F. Kennedy opposed it, why Martin Luther King Jr. almost didn't "have a dream," and everything else your history teacher never told you.

By Elisabeth Sherman • August 27, 2016

More Parents Say “No More Homework” For Kids — And It’s Working

As schools swing back into session, some families are saying “no” to one of its oldest conventions: homework.

By Savannah Cox • Aug 26, 2016

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More Parents Say “No More Homework” For Kids — And It’s Working

As schools swing back into session, some families are saying “no” to one of its oldest conventions: homework.

By Savannah Cox • August 26, 2016

Old New York Before The Skyscrapers In 39 Vintage Photos

These fascinating photos of old New York reveal what the city looked like before towering buildings dominated the skyline.

By Savannah Cox • Aug 22, 2016

Old New York Before The Skyscrapers In 39 Vintage Photos

These fascinating photos of old New York reveal what the city looked like before towering buildings dominated the skyline.

By Savannah Cox • August 22, 2016

How A Sexy German Cartoon Gave Birth To The Barbie Doll

Meet Bild Lilli, the dirty little secret Barbie creators hoped everyone would forget

By Elisabeth Sherman • Aug 11, 2016

How A Sexy German Cartoon Gave Birth To The Barbie Doll

Meet Bild Lilli, the dirty little secret Barbie creators hoped everyone would forget

By Elisabeth Sherman • August 11, 2016

27 Raw Images Of When Punk Ruled New York

A look inside how punk music emerged from the depths of 1970s and 1980s New York City in twenty-seven candid photographs.

By Alexander Baldwin • Aug 11, 2016

27 Raw Images Of When Punk Ruled New York

A look inside how punk music emerged from the depths of 1970s and 1980s New York City in twenty-seven candid photographs.

By Alexander Baldwin • August 11, 2016

The True Story Of The Nagasaki Bombing And Why It Almost Didn’t Happen

Three days after the devastation of Hiroshima, U.S. forces carried out the atomic bombing of Nagasaki on August 9, 1945. The attack killed 70,000 in an instant and remains fiercely debated to this day.

By Abby Norman • Aug 9, 2016

The True Story Of The Nagasaki Bombing And Why It Almost Didn’t Happen

Three days after the devastation of Hiroshima, U.S. forces carried out the atomic bombing of Nagasaki on August 9, 1945. The attack killed 70,000 in an instant and remains fiercely debated to this day.

By Abby Norman • August 9, 2016