The Rise and Fall of Chevron Deference On June 28, 2024, the Supreme Court lobbed a legal hand grenade that’s got Washington buzzing louder than a swarm of caffeinated cicadas. In a bombshell 6-3 decision that’s left federal agencies reeling like a punch-drunk boxer, the Supremes decided to kick the 40-year-old Chevron doctrine to the … Read more
The Rise and Fall of the Lazarus Department Store: An Enduring Legacy of Shaping the Quintessential American Shopping Experience The name Lazarus vividly evokes memories of a bygone era of retail, when department stores were the epicenter of community life and shopping was a cherished experience eagerly awaited all year. For over 150 years, generations … Read more
Introduction Hall Roosevelt was the youngest brother of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt and a nephew of President Theodore Roosevelt. Born into a prominent American family, Hall’s life was marked by both personal and professional achievements, as well as struggles and challenges. As an engineer, banker, soldier, and municipal official, he made significant contributions to his … Read more
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has a long and storied history dating back to the American Revolution. Over more than two centuries, the Corps has been involved in some of the most ambitious infrastructure and construction projects in the United States and around the world. From designing fortifications during the Revolutionary War to modern-day … Read more
Accurately measuring the world around us is a critical part of modern life. From tracking scientific data to regulating trade, units of measurement provide a common framework for quantifying and comparing different phenomena. This guide explores the fascinating world of units of measurement, delving into their history, types, systems, and practical applications across various fields. … Read more
The skull and crossbones is one of the most instantly recognizable symbols in the world, conveying danger and death wherever it appears. But where did this ominous icon originate, and how did it become so strongly associated with poison? The history of the poison symbol stretches back thousands of years, encompassing ancient civilizations, pirates, and … Read more
In a previous blog article, we delved into the rich history and vast contributions of National Geographic. From its founding in 1888, we traced its journey from a modest scientific journal to becoming an iconic publication revered across the globe. National Geographic, with its compelling storytelling and arresting visuals, has played an instrumental role in … Read more
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 The carrier system has been introduced into almost every city and town in Great Britain, and to the additional facilities thus afforded is greatly due the fact that the correspondence in Great Britain has continued to increase so much more rapidly than the population. In this country, … Read more
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 The report for 1848 says that “the postage on newspapers fails to pay their cost by one third of the postage, and is in the nature of a tax on letters for the benefit of the newspapers.” Postmaster General Creswell, in 1873, proposed that the postage should … Read more
Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 The cost of the postal service, when posts were used solely by kings and nobles, was borne by the public and defrayed by regular taxes; but when the people were permitted to use them, they were charged for the privilege a postage sufficient to defray the expenses … Read more
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