Campaign to Restore Sofa on Which Lincoln Courted Mary Todd
A campaign on Kickstarter seeks to restore the "courting couch" where Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd sat during the early part of their courtship.
Read MoreOperation Supply Drop Provides Troops with Games
Operation Supply Drop, which raises donations to provide deployed troops and those in hospitals with video games, is growing rapidly, with donations still coming in.
Read MoreFLASHPOINTS: Iranian Detente, Collapse of Libya, Syrian Fragmentation
Concerns over the US accepting a flawed deal with Iran in order to have a deal, any deal, is seen as the No. 1 security threat, in Col. (ret) John Antal's latest FLASHPOINTS analysis.
Read MoreGettysburg Address No Longer ‘Silly Remarks’ as Harrisburg Newspaper Retracts 1863 Editorial
The Harrisburg, Pa., Patriot & News today retracted its Nov. 24, 1863, editorial that referred to Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address as the "silly remarks of the President."
Read MoreFamily to Receive Remnants of WWII Bomber on Veteran’s Day
The remnant of a crashed B-17's turret, which has sat in a chicken coop in Belgium since World War II, will be presented to the daughter of the pilot, Jim Dimel, on Veteran's Day.
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