La., requested President Donald Trump include assassinated conservative activist Charlie Kirk in the National Garden of ...
The other vision — an animating force inside the Trump administration — is exclusive and ethnonationalist. Vice President JD ...
Dorothy Day once told me, “When they call you a saint it means that you are not to be taken seriously.” Yet she took saints ...
In his book Why Courage Matters, the late senator and war hero John McCain relates that the legendary college football coach ...
Nations are, as the Anglo-Irish historian Benedict Anderson put it, “imagined communities”; they only exist because we collectively believe they do. Every nation is defined and shaped by the stories ...
Like 'monks' in the Middle Ages, volunteers are working to preserve cultural treasures they fear are under threat from ...
Polar bears aren't white, strawberries aren't berries and the Earth isn't round—we'll have you rethinking everything you ...
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25 Historic Moments You Didn’t Know Coincided
History is seen by many as a series of organized chapters in a book. But the truth is that the world is a whole lot more ...
“Prove me wrong.” Those were the words written on a banner above the stage where an assassin’s bullet took Charlie Kirk’s ...
Bernice King referenced her father’s observation, “We must learn to live together as brothers or will all perish together as ...
A family visiting the area told Channel 2 Action News that they wanted to visit the burial site, but showed up Saturday morning to find it destroyed. They shared photos that showed broken pieces ...
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This Day in History: October 25, 1960, Martin Luther King Jr. sentenced for civil rights protest
On October 25, 1960, Martin Luther King Jr. was sentenced in Decatur, Georgia for protesting segregation at a department store lunch counter.
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