Growing up in the postwar years, I learned to prize education, civil rights and the rule of law.

History teaches us that the advent of the printing press sparked Europe’s Enlightenment, while the Ottoman Empire hesitated to embrace it for ...

Fondazione Prada’s “Typologien” explores how 20th-century German photographers used typology to document identity, memory and ...

The Sorensen scandal seems, on the surface, to be a uniquely contemporary event—involving social media, child-trafficking ...

One of the earliest moderate Baptist enterprises arising from the schism in the SBC has been acquired by a later independent ...

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Months after the release of a film that questions who took an iconic Vietnam War image of a naked girl running from a napalm ...

There’s a two-way process in progress: messaging apps are beginning to resemble broadcast channels and content creators are ...

understand the relationship between literary texts and social structures, know key texts in English since the end of the twentieth century, know how to read texts closely, know how to read both formal ...

D-Day was a day like no other. Although every military operation has a D-day – when it begins, with the D confusingly standing for “day”, too – in the popular mind there is only one D-Day.

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. The Catholic Church’s cardinals are meeting next ...

The tapestry that’s currently unfolding in world politics is a combination of pre-World War I and pre-World War II. Pre-World War I because states seem to be, as if by gravitational force ...