Uncle Sam is an easily recognizable piece of wartime propaganda. And legend says he was based off a real person—though that may not actually be the case.

"Uncle Sam" is a personified representation of either the United States federal government or ... pointing at the viewer with the words "I Want YOU," used for U.S. military recruitment initiatives.

For a full rundown on what the United States military can do to appeal to its youngest generation of military-age Americans, check out “We Don’t Want You, Uncle Sam: Examining the Military ...

and evolution of the Uncle Sam figure most of us associate with the famous “I want you” recruitment poster designed by James Montgomery Flagg during World War I. For Darnall and Ross ...

Aug. 7—John Ford spends his days at the Veterans of Foreign Wars location in Hillyard. There, he connects with fellow military service members and their families. The site serves as a home — a ...

A group of people gathered in Troy, to celebrate the man known as Uncle Sam. The annual service took place at Oakwood ...

This is what President Biden’s SAVE debt-forgiveness plan does. It eliminates payments for millions of borrowers while reducing them for most others to negligible amounts. Uncle Sam simply waives away ...

But people also recognize this: No one wants to give Uncle Sam more money than necessary, especially since all of us ... you can itemize and claim an even greater deduction than the standard, you ...

“If you're anything like me and my household ... So in a lot of cases, it's not even possible for us to provide these ourselves here in the U.S. Therefore, we really need to reduce our reliance ...

What went through their minds in April 1917, when Uncle Sam pointed at them and said, "I Want YOU"? Or that fall ... of a liberal society like the United States, it might seem that Americans ...