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Rick Santorum chose the iconic Civil War town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to watch the primary returns from Illinois as a tribute to Abraham Lincoln.

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SI.com: Adrian Dater: The new Ken Hitchcock revives the Bluesupdated: Fri Dec 23 2011 16:06:00

Sure, he could have just bagged it all, could have slipped into a nice, comfy life of semi-retirement. Lord knows Ken Hitchcock had already given enough of his life to hockey.

Get spooked: Five haunted cemeteries updated: Fri Oct 21 2011 07:56:00

Walking through a hushed cemetery at night with only a flashlight to guide your way can be a stirring experience for amateur ghost hunters this Halloween.

Palin to news media: Catch me if you canupdated: Thu Jun 02 2011 13:20:00

Sarah Palin is going rogue again. Want to cover the potential Republican presidential candidate? Better bring your running shoes.

Sarah Palin's bus tourupdated: Thu Jun 02 2011 13:20:00

Is Sarah Palin's bus tour a prelude to a campaign for the White House? CNN's Jim Acosta reports.

Civilians reenacting war as a hobbyupdated: Tue May 31 2011 12:39:00

An interest in history led Terry Hancock to the world of civil war reenacting, and introduced him to his future wife.

Why you should visit a new destinationupdated: Tue May 24 2011 12:30:00

Time flies when you're having fun on holiday, right? Well, maybe it shouldn't.

'Living history' on Civil War battlefieldsupdated: Mon Apr 11 2011 07:09:00

Beneath a hand-stitched Confederate flag, Terry Hancock prepared for battle.

Gettysburg battlefield adds propertyupdated: Sat Mar 26 2011 23:52:00

Ninety-five acres of farm land where young men in blue and gray fought and died during the epic Civil War battle is being added to Gettysburg National Military Park, federal officials said.

Pennsylvania game warden killed after stopping vehicleupdated: Fri Nov 12 2010 15:25:00

A Pennsylvania wildlife officer investigating possible poaching was killed during an exchange of gunfire after making a traffic stop late Thursday, authorities said.

8 places every American should seeupdated: Tue Oct 13 2009 10:36:00

No offense to the nation's capital, but the landmarks of our heritage extend far beyond the District of Columbia.

U.S., Korean warships stop Somali pirate attackupdated: Thu May 14 2009 08:52:00

South Korean and American warships stopped a suspected pirate attack on an Egyptian ship in the Gulf of Aden, capturing 17 suspected pirates, the U.S. Navy announced Thursday.

U.S. Navy detains, releases six suspected piratesupdated: Sat Mar 21 2009 09:44:00

U.S. naval forces hunting pirates off Somalia detained six people this week who appeared to be pursuing a commercial shipping vessel, but soon released them because of a lack of evidence.

Civil War battlefields at risk, preservationists warnupdated: Wed Mar 18 2009 08:35:00

Development threatens to engulf Civil War battlefields, a preservationist group said as it released its annual list of endangered battle sites on Wednesday.

Carter Library and Museum to get $10 million upgradeupdated: Thu Feb 19 2009 22:06:00

The Jimmy Carter Library and Museum will close in April for a five-month, $10 million renovation, Carter told reporters and dozens of Atlanta-area schoolchildren Thursday.

Keeping Lincoln's memory alive for 5 generationsupdated: Thu Feb 12 2009 15:43:00

For five generations, the Meserve/Kunhardt family has been the collector and custodian of some of the most valuable photographs and memorabilia of Abraham Lincoln.

Sober Obama speech draws on surprising sourcesupdated: Tue Jan 20 2009 23:26:00

Barack Obama, who shot from obscurity to fame based on a single speech and then captured the White House in a campaign marked by soaring rhetoric, delivered a restrained, sober inaugural address Tuesday.

Obama's inaugural speechupdated: Tue Jan 20 2009 16:24:00

Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States and the nation's first African-American president Tuesday. This is a transcript of his prepared speech.

Obama family visits Lincoln Memorialupdated: Sat Jan 10 2009 23:05:00

President-elect Barack Obama, who in 10 days will be sworn in using the Bible of his political hero Abraham Lincoln, visited the Lincoln Memorial in Washington on Saturday night with his family.

Inauguration prompts travel rush to Washingtonupdated: Wed Nov 19 2008 08:53:00

It may be freezing in Washington in January, but the city is a red-hot destination for people around the country and the world eager to see President-elect Barack Obama sworn into office.

Time.com: A Building Battle at Valley Forgeupdated: Tue Jun 03 2008 11:35:00

The development of a Revolution Center in Valley Forge National Historical Park provokes vigorous opposition from preservationists and local residents

FSB: A Running Startupdated: Tue Oct 24 2006 09:31:00

When Jeff Brandt contacted us for a makeover nearly a year ago he was eager to expand his prosthetics and orthotics business. He had two small offices providing artificial limbs and braces but want...

Entertainment Weekly: The Must Listupdated: Wed Mar 08 2006 13:36:00

Special Oscar snub edition: These 10 entries received zero nominations in categories in which they should have been shoo-ins -- "Walk the Line" gets actor and actress, but no picture? -- but they're winners to us.

FSB: Makeover my business: How to expandupdated: Wed Feb 22 2006 09:23:00

Two best friends with the same first name, Jeff Brandt and Jeff Quelet, met years ago when both were in the early days of an unusual career: fitting patients with artificial limbs and body braces, ...

EW review: 'Serenity' has characterupdated: Thu Dec 22 2005 12:06:00

I should begin with a disclaimer: I'm not that guy.

9/11 families protest cultural plans at Ground Zeroupdated: Tue Jun 21 2005 10:27:00

Dozens of relatives who lost loved ones in the September 11, 2001, attacks are protesting plans for cultural institutions on the World Trade Center site, particularly the International Freedom Center that some families fear will detract from a 9/11 memorial.

Clash comes to symbolize Civil Warupdated: Fri Jun 25 2004 12:42:00

As the Civil War made a rare foray into the North, residents of the small southern Pennsylvania town of Gettysburg buzzed with excitement in summer 1863 and jockeyed for the best vista to watch the approaching Confederate and Union armies.

Crafting a constitution in Iraqupdated: Thu Apr 15 2004 14:55:00

The explosion of violence in Iraq has temporarily shifted the issue of "nation-building" off the front page. It has replaced that issue, instead, with the more pressing question of whether Iraq can be saved from utter chaos.

Ted Turner awarded Walk of Fame starupdated: Wed Apr 07 2004 16:38:00

Media mogul Ted Turner was awarded a star Wednesday on Hollywood's Walk of Fame.

Business 2.0: Keynote Like a Pro The do's and don'ts of public speaking.updated: Tue Apr 01 2003 00:01:00

Let's be blunt: in the hands of most executives, the Gettysburg Address would sound about as inspiring as a laundry list. But don't take it personally. Dozens of land mines await even the best-prep...

FSB: This Summer JULY/AUGUSTupdated: Mon Jul 01 2002 00:01:00

--July 5-7: Annual Gettysburg Reenactment Some people celebrate our nation's birthday by grilling burgers. Others like to put on heavy wool uniforms and recreate the hell of war. In the event Getty...

FSB: Unintended Victims The small businesses of a Mississippi River town didn't think too much of it when federal regulators fined siupdated: Sat Jul 01 2000 00:01:00

Greg Shierling is every inch a pillar of the community in the all-American city of Quincy, Ill. The franchisee of two McDonald's, he has tutored a legion of the town's teens in the art of business,...

Fortune: The All-Time Greatest Hits of Managing WAS CAESAR THE JACK WELCH OF ROME?updated: Mon Mar 29 1999 00:01:00

Everybody's got a list. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has a list. Santa has a list. FORTUNE has several lists. And now the American Management Association has one: the 75 Greatest...

Money Magazine: Tales From The Tax Trenchesupdated: Mon Feb 01 1999 00:01:00

The stories you are about to read are true. The taxpayers in the following anecdotes saved themselves money--and misery--by forming good relationships with their C.P.A.s and heeding their pros' adv...

Fortune: TIPS FROM THE CIVIL WAR THE BATTLEFIELD OF BUSINESS LEVI STRAUSS SENDS ITS TROOPS TO WAR ZONES LIKE GETTYSBURG TO LEARN ABOUT LEupdated: Mon Oct 28 1996 00:01:00

Old soldiers don't die. They just become executive development workshop leaders. Retired Army chief of staff General Gordon Sullivan, co-author of a new book, Hope Is Not a Method (Times Books, $25...

Money Magazine: WIRING INTO WASHINGTON ON THE WEBupdated: Wed Dec 06 1995 00:01:00

MAYBE THE GETTYSBURG Address would not have been any better had Lincoln written it on a laptop. But if today's crop of federal Websites had existed back in '63, Abe would have had access to a lot o...

Fortune: BAR CODES: THE LATEST INVESTOR SCANupdated: Mon Jun 12 1995 00:01:00

BAR CODES: THE LATEST INVESTOR SCAN

Fortune: BRUSHING UP YOUR VISION THING TWO NEW BOOKS HELP YOU NAVIGATE THE CRAZY-QUILTED, MESSIANIC, SOMETIMES MORONIC updated: Mon May 01 1995 00:01:00

The kind of greeting card beloved of fat old ladies--cards that start "To a special nephew" and then devolve into a dozen lines of sentiment--are passa. Their industrial kin, however, are hot, hot,...

Fortune: BOOKS FOR A BREAKAWAY SUMMER A festival of seasonal reading: war stories, a mystery, a cyberspace guide, and a new beast from thupdated: Mon Aug 08 1994 00:01:00

Sometimes you just don't want to go with the pack. Take summer, for instance. Sure, in the cooler months between Labor and Memorial days it's all right to thumb through the season's mandatory John ...

Fortune: IS IT TIME TO BUY BONDS?updated: Mon Jun 13 1994 00:01:00

For six months it has been war, Gettysburg style. Rising interest rates decimated bond buyers and bondholders on every flank, leaving no place to hide, not in munis or junk or even emerging markets...

Fortune: TECHNOLOGY TO WATCH BUILDING A BETTER BAR CODE It holds lots more data and could turn up on frequent-flier cards, GI dog tags, aupdated: Mon Jun 15 1992 00:01:00

Attention, President Bush. Though you recently professed astonishment at the bar-code technology that has been a fixture of supermarket checkout counters for nearly two decades, look what's coming ...

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