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Muhammad Ali’s Little-Known Role as a Hostage Negotiator

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By Aaron Randle
| The History Channel
Jimmy Carter Recruits Ali for Diplomacy Iraq wasn't Ali's first foray into the role of unofficial ambassador. In 1980, President Jimmy Carter tapped him to drum up support in Africa for a boycott of the Moscow Summer Olympics over the former Soviet Union’s invasion of Afghanistan. The former boxer visited Tanzania, Kenya, Nigeria, Liberia and Senegal.
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Abraham Lincoln's Most Enduring Speeches and Quotes

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By Aaron Randle
| The History Channel
There’s perhaps no better way to grasp Abraham Lincoln’s outsized American legacy than through his writing. From his time as a 20-something political hopeful to his tragic death, Lincoln was a voluminous writer, authoring hundreds of letters, speeches, debate arguments and more. Despite very little formal schooling, the 16th president was an avid reader who from a young age understood the transformative power of words.
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History of Flight: Breakthroughs, Disasters and More

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By Aaron Randle
| The History Channel
For thousands of years, humans have dreamed of taking to the skies. The quest has led from kite flying in ancient China to hydrogen-powered hot-air balloons in 18th-century France to contemporary aircraft so sophisticated they can’t be detected by radar or the human eye. Below is a timeline of humans’ obsession with flight, from da Vinci to drones. Fasten your seatbelt and prepare for liftoff.
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