A new book provides an udderly fascinating chronicle of the controversial drink
Samantha Smith was only 10 when she wrote to Soviet General Secretary Yuri Andropov about the Cold War. In response, he invited her for a visit
Don’t throw away your shot to see these infamous flintlocks, and an incredible assortment of other Hamilton memorabilia, at the National Postal Museum
A museum in Seattle shows the incredible power of subverting the traditional course of representation
As cities face multi-billion-dollar developments, the question remains “Who Owns the City?”
Seventy-five years after the publishing of ‘The Fountainhead’, a look back at the public intellectuals who disseminated her Objectivist philosophy
In the '60s and '70s, books like <em>The Outsiders</em> and <em>The Chocolate War</em> told stories that dealt with complex emotions and social realities
It’s been part of the conversation as far back as the birth of the free press
The idea that once they are taken down, these statues “belong in a museum” doesn’t take into account that museums may not want them. Should they?
The Time Team travels to D.C. to prevent a presidential assassination, but instead runs into a new old friend
The past, present, and future of the African-American community are nestled beneath the country’s largest Confederate monument
During his short, but remarkable life Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. shaped the nation and the world. Look back at some of MLK's most iconic achievements
The anti-war efforts of Yale chaplain William Sloane Coffin Jr. and other church leaders alienated many Protestant Americans—with lasting repercussions
Published eight decades after it was written, the new book offers a first-hand account of a Middle Passage journey
Decades before the Supreme Court's Miranda decision, a 1919 murder trial presented a precedent for protecting criminal suspects from police overreach
When WWI soldiers died off the coast of Islay Island, a group of villagers brought honor to their memory with this flag
The Time Team, aided by the real-life 'Mrs. Sherlock Holmes,' travels to 1919 this week to save the 19th amendment
During his long tenure as maître d’ at the famed Waldorf Hotel, Oscar had the city’s elite at his fingertips
A historian considers the forces that have shaped the Rough Rider's presidential legacy in the decades since his death more than 100 years ago
Although he 'spoke' German, the vaudevillian canine captured the heart of the nation
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