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The FBI's Million-Dollar Anti-Corruption "Scam”
In 1979, the FBI went undercover and executed the largest federal anti-corruption sting in American history. We've never seen anything like that operation since—but why?…
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Japan in 1932 was insane.
In 1932, Japan witnessed a triple-assassination of leading figures. The consequences would prove beyond catastrophic.…
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Why won't JD Vance stop talking about death?
JD Vance is obsessed with death. Why? And does it matter?…
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This is the USSR's JFK Mystery.
On December 1, 1934, Leonid Nikolaev entered the Smolny Institute. The Soviet Union would never be the same.…
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How a Murder Changed Gay Rights Forever
One of the first gay elected officials found his home in San Francisco and spent the 1970s fighting tirelessly for gay rights. His murder and legacy transformed the movement for equality.…
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How losing the war gave Japan its favorite game.
Japan lost the war, but today they're winning at baseball.…
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A Very Special Announcement
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If you're reading this, it means you're either one of our absolute oldest fans from…
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What happens when an assassin wins?
Shinzo Abe was murdered almost two years ago, and Japanese politics still isn't the same.…
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