Inauguration of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, January 20, 1961, Image Source: U.S. Federal Government
Today marks the 51st anniversary of when John F. Kennedy was sworn in as President of the United States. continue reading...
Police inspect equipment found in a clandestine underground brewery in Detroit, Image Source: U.S. Federal Government/Wikipedia
Prohibition is the period in American history when the government banned the production and transportation of alcohol. continue reading...
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Former American president Richard Nixon would have turned 99 years old today, were he still alive. continue reading...
Best wishes and Happy New Year 2012 to all our fans and followers from WatchMojo.com! continue reading...
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The verdict has been reached in the manslaughter trial with Dr. Conrad Murray being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter causing the death of late pop singer Michael Jackson. continue reading...
19th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, Image Source: NARA
Happy Women’s Equality Day! continue reading...
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The former United States President George W. Bush turns 65 years old today. continue reading...
The Charter of the United Nations was signed back on June 26th, 1945. continue reading...
Philip Slayton is a retired lawyer who once clerked for the Supreme Court of Canada. He is also an author, and his book “Lawyers Gone Bad: Money, Sex and Madness in Canada’s Legal Profession” was a hit. His most recent effort was “Mighty Judgment: How the Supreme Court of Canada Runs Your Life.” The book tells just that: how the Supreme Court affects day-to-day living in Canada. However it also brings up the political issues attached the position, and explains that Supreme Court judges are politicians who are not voted into office and can’t be voted out. WatchMojo.com was lucky enough to speak with Slayton about his book, and the Supreme Court of Canada.
WatchMojo - Your book is called “Mighty Judgment: How the Supreme Court of Canada Runs Your Life.” Most of us probably do not know how the Supreme Court affects our day-to-day lives: can you explain to us its role? continue reading...
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The man who was found guilty in killing Washington intern, Chandra Levy, in 2001, will be sentenced today. continue reading...
