Americans love their cars.
WeëƵve been celebrating them in song at least since ëƵMy Automobile BoyëƵ in 1901, and continuing on through to ëƵYou CanëƵt Afford to Marry, If You CanëƵt Afford a Ford,ëƵ ëƵCadillac Boogie,ëƵ ëƵLittle Red CorvetteëƵ and ëƵPink Cadillac.ëƵ
We spend ...
Cheers: Most of the Salvation Army red kettles that people toss money into during the holiday season are filled with everyday coins or maybe $1 or $5 bills. But on Christmas Eve, someone dropped a rare gold coin worth $2,700 into the red kettle at the Giant Eagle store outside Washington. It ...
When you look back on recent American history, you can see how one event reverberated through ëƵ and in some ways defined ëƵ a whole decade.
In the 2000s, 9/11 set the tone and established the most urgent issues for that time all the way through the financial collapse of 2008-09 ëƵ which ...