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Recent attempts to deal with one of the darker sides of the Internet -- so-called Internet "trolls" who hide behind electronic anonymity to post often vile, abusive and inflammatory comments to websites -- raise a troubling question: Will an understandable desire for civil discourse threaten a very American right of free speech?
Portraits of the U.S. founding fathers often portray them with white powdered wigs and many think they were older than the young men they were, an expert says.
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A New York institute is promoting the growth of humanist holidays as alternatives to religious holidays, an institute official says
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An old New Jersey town celebrated its 325th anniversary by enacting some imaginary history -- the first and second battles of Bordentown. About 800 Revolutionary War re-enactors, using historically accurate uniforms, equipment and tactics, did the First B
