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I write Now I Know, a free trivia/interesting facts email newsletter which goes to nearly 150,000 people a day. My third book comes out tomorrow! AMA

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I write Now I Know, a free trivia/interesting facts email newsletter which goes to over 100,000 people a day. My first book came out last year and my second hits shelves on November 1st. AMA!

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I write Now I Know, a free trivia/interesting facts email newsletter which goes to nearly 90,000 people a day. Yesterday, I announced that it's being made into a book. AMAA!

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I write Now I Know, a free trivia/quirky facts email newsletter which goes to 50,000 people a day. Today was issue #500. AMAA.

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What areas of U.S. history do you think the typical American -- even one with a college education -- lacks a meaningful understanding of? What books would you recommend to fill in those gaps? (Some explanation inside.)

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It's my tenth cakeday. AMA.

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I write Now I Know, a free daily email newsletter of /r/TIL-type stuff. AMAA

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I write Now I Know, a free trivia/interesting facts email newsletter which goes to over 100,000 people a day. I have two books out and a fact-a-day calendar, too. AMA

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During World War II, Congress (and the culture of the time) imposed significant restrictions which, in today's society, would likely be met with severe opposition. After the war, most of those restrictions were lifted. How did the culture shift in order to make those post-war changes happen?

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I just learned about the Freeport Doctrine this week. When did it become beyond the pale for a politician to suggest that state/local governments (or the Federal government for that matter) simply ignore Supreme Court rulings?

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I write Now I Know, a free trivia/interesting facts email newsletter which goes to nearly 150,000 people a day. My third book comes out tomorrow! AMA	5077	IAmA
I write Now I Know, a free trivia/interesting facts email newsletter which goes to over 100,000 people a day. My first book came out last year and my second hits shelves on November 1st. AMA!	2160	IAmA
I write Now I Know, a free trivia/interesting facts email newsletter which goes to nearly 90,000 people a day. Yesterday, I announced that it's being made into a book. AMAA!	1844	IAmA
I write Now I Know, a free trivia/quirky facts email newsletter which goes to 50,000 people a day. Today was issue #500. AMAA.	1091	IAmA
What areas of U.S. history do you think the typical American -- even one with a college education -- lacks a meaningful understanding of? What books would you recommend to fill in those gaps? (Some explanation inside.)	849	AskHistorians
It's my tenth cakeday. AMA.	553	IAmA
I write Now I Know, a free daily email newsletter of /r/TIL-type stuff. AMAA	264	IAmA
I write Now I Know, a free trivia/interesting facts email newsletter which goes to over 100,000 people a day. I have two books out and a fact-a-day calendar, too. AMA	133	IAmA
During World War II, Congress (and the culture of the time) imposed significant restrictions which, in today's society, would likely be met with severe opposition. After the war, most of those restrictions were lifted. How did the culture shift in order to make those post-war changes happen?	18	AskHistorians
I just learned about the Freeport Doctrine this week. When did it become beyond the pale for a politician to suggest that state/local governments (or the Federal government for that matter) simply ignore Supreme Court rulings?	2	AskHistorians