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UNBELIEVABLE: Abraham lincoln - The Untold Story

Diane Keaton's photobooth strips match Abraham Lincoln's assassination hat at auction: here's what that tells us about the actress's photographic eye

When the late actor's estate went up for sale, her photographic work raised far more than anyone expected

Digital Camera World

'Neurodegenerative Aging': Trump Sparks Massive Health Panic After Forgetting the Lincoln Memorial Live on C-SPAN

Donald Trump is facing renewed scrutiny over his health after a live C‑SPAN interview in New York showed him stumbling over the name of the Lincoln Memorial and hailing a crowd reaction that appeared largely hostile.

International Business Times UK

Quote of the Day: "The future starts today, not tomorrow" what Pope John Paul II knew that most people never learn - here's the wisdom that can change how you live today

Quote of the Day: "The future starts today, not tomorrow" carries a timeless success mindset. Pope John Paul II understood what modern productivity, leadership, and personal growth research keeps proving. Small actions shape long-term results. Dreams stay ideas without action. Every habit, decision, and opportunity starts now. The future is…

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Quote of the day by Abraham Lincoln: 'Every man is born an original, but sadly, most men...' Life lessons on human nature, education, knowledge and success by US president known for abolition of slavery and winning American Civil War

Quote of the Day by Abraham Lincoln highlights the importance of individuality, education, knowledge, human nature, and success. The quote, “Every man is born an original, but sadly, most men die copies,” encourages people to think independently and develop their own identity. The message remains relevant today as people face…

The Economic Times

On This Day in History, June 7: Mahatma Gandhi train incident, Vatican City's creation, Battle of Midway, Harry Potter's stage debut, Boeing 777's intro and many more events

On This Day in History, June 7, the world witnessed several landmark events that shaped politics, warfare, sports and social change. The date is associated with Mahatma Gandhi's defining train incident in South Africa, the founding of the Basketball Association of America, which later became the NBA, the Battle of…

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77 Historical Facts And Stories That Sound Too Strange To Be Real

In May 1845, the Franklin expedition set sail from England with 129 men aboard two ships in search of the Northwest Passage. Two months later, a passing vessel saw the HMS Terror and the HMS Erebus off the coast of northern Canada — then they vanished. For 150 years, no…

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Was Lincoln More Radical Than We Remember?

Damon Root discusses the path to emancipation, the struggle to secure freedom after the Civil War, and the constitutional changes that remade America.

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Mount Rushmore dream: Donald Trump shares AI-generated image of himself next to celebrated US Presidents

US President Donald Trump has reignited discussion over his place in American history after sharing an AI-generated image of himself carved alongside four former US presidents on Mount Rushmore, reviving a years-long push tied to his stated ambition of appearing on the national monument.

The Times of India

Obama’s former speechwriter Ben Rhodes examines the US through its 15 most defining speeches

From Frederick Douglass to Obama, Ben Rhodes shares the speeches that explain the US in his new book, All We Say

The Guardian - US

'Boot Licker' Trend Erupts After Hegseth Compares Trump to Washington and Lincoln

Public disapproval of Donald Trump reaches 58%, while cabinet members lavish praise on him, sparking social media backlash. Critics question the sincerity and purpose of such commendations.

International Business Times UK

‘He loves war’: Trump slaps Pete Hegseth’s biceps and praises his ‘central casting’ secretary in Cabinet kickoff

Defense secretary goes on to compare Trump to Washington and Lincoln

The Independent UK

Quote of the Day by Abraham Lincoln: “Adhere to your purpose, and you will soon feel as well as you ever did. On the contrary, if you falter and give up, you will...” — Learn today’s timeless lesson on discipline, persistence, and never giving up even during life’s hardest struggles

Quote of the Day by Abraham Lincoln reminds readers why purpose, discipline, mental strength, and self-belief still matter in today’s stressful world. The timeless Abraham Lincoln quote speaks about success mindset, personal growth, motivation, resilience, and long-term goals. Many people quit too early. Lincoln warned that losing consistency destroys confidence…

The Economic Times

‘Debate me!’ doesn’t work. Here are better ways to disagree – and maybe change minds

Spend time on social media and you will see debates with titles like “I destroy MAGA mom on vaccines” or “Conservative philosopher owns feminist student.” These popular videos focus on clip-worthy gotcha questions, one-line zingers and screaming matches edited for virality.

The Conversation

3 best new to Netflix shows you should binge-watch this weekend (May 22-24)

If you’re searching for something new to watch this weekend, these are the top 3 Netflix shows worth adding to your watchlist.

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“Papers Ate It Up”: 35 Historical Pics That Prove Fake News Has Existed For The Longest Time

What you see and what you think are real might actually be ingenious illusions crafted to trick you. Editing, staging, and outright faking photos, whether for fun or propaganda, is nothing new—humanity has been doing it since the invention of photography. And our team has the proof. We have curated…

Digital Camera World

Rare signed photos of former US Presidents fetch a pretty penny at auction

A signed 1863 portrait of Abraham Lincoln sold for $139,200, while an autographed 1862 photo of assassin John Wilkes Booth fetched $107,950

Reason

How the Declaration of Independence Captured American Hearts and Minds

[This post is excerpted from the new book, National Treasure: How the Declaration of Independence Made America (Avid Reader Press/Simon… The post How the Declaration of Independence Captured American Hearts and Minds appeared first on Reason.com.

The Independent UK

Most Americans are opposed to Trump naming government buildings after himself while in office, poll shows

Only 9 percent of Americans said it would be acceptable for Trump to name government buildings after himself while serving as president

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James Gunn Responds After DC Fans Tried To Poke Holes In Superman

Shots fired (literally).

The Conversation

What Trump’s post as a Jesus-like figure tells us about political messianism

President Donald Trump sparked immediate outcry on April 12, 2026, when he posted an image of himself as a Jesus-like figure. The post, which Trump later said was supposed to depict him as a doctor, came shortly after the president criticized Pope Leo XIV as “weak” and “terrible.”

International Business Times UK

Napoleon, Not Washington: Trump Allegedly Aspires To Join History's 'Great Men' Like Julius Caesar

Donald Trump is reportedly moving away from traditional presidential comparisons, aiming for a legacy akin to history's most absolute conquerors, inspired by the 'Great Man' theory.

The Times of India

10 unexpected jobs US Presidents did that will surprise you

Many of the United States’ most influential presidents led ordinary lives before entering politics, working in jobs such as farming, coaching, entertainment, or retail. Long before gaining national and global prominence, their early experiences helped shape key skills like discipline, communication, and public engagement.

The Mary Sue

Trump’s reasoning for repeatedly being attacked is simple: he thinks he is as great as Abraham Lincoln

The shooting incident at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner on April 25, 2026, which was believed to be a targeted attack against President Donald Trump, has sparked widespread discussion. While some people, especially those active online, think the attack was staged by Trump officials to draw attention to him amid…

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‘I could go on’: Stephen King just named every president who caught a bullet and Congress still can’t act

As usual, Stephen King has no time for stupidity.

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‘It’s a dangerous profession’: Trump compares himself to Abraham Lincoln, saying he is a target of assassinations because he ‘does the most’

Bluster and bravery in the face of fear.

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