History

"The Star-Spangled Banner" was made the national anthem by Congress and signed by President Herbert Hoover on March 3, 1931

The radio enabled President Coolidge to speak directly to the American people, bypassing Congress and the newspapers, and he made the most it.

America's Real Anchorman, the Truth Detector, the Maha-Rushie, with Talent On Loan From God.

GasBuddy says the cheapest gas in Yakima is priced at $2.35/g today while the most expensive is $3.19/g,

You want the trappings of some other country? Go find it, but kindly leave the Red, White & Blue and the anthem alone.

Goetz stood trial and confessed to the preemptive shooting, leaving one of the victims, Darrell Cabey, paralyzed and brain damaged, but a jury acquitted Goetz despite his confession, finding him guilty only of illegal weapons possession

When it comes to talking politics today you have no doubt heard the expression "drink the Kool-Aid"

Meanwhile Fox News lead all channels with 14.1 million election viewers.

November 2, 1920, 100 years ago, Pittsburgh's KDKA conducted America's first ever commercial radio broadcast to the public--announcing the presidential election results.

It was a weird season. How weird? The Mariners didn't even finish in last place!