PITTSBURGH–As the Civil War was raging, thousands of American readers would wait to get news on the conflict every seven days from Harper’s Weekly, then the most widely-read periodical in the United ...

The president is waging an across-the-board war against the First Amendment and its legal interpretations from the mid-20th ...

Also, DeSales University's class of 2025 theater majors will stage "Robin Hood," and Reading Community Players will present "Play On!" ...

A guide to Boston's Irish Heritage Trail and a look at the five new stops being added along the 2.8-mile trail this summer.

Washington DC attracts millions of visitors every year, but behind the iconic monuments and must-see museums, there’s a wealth of lesser-known gems vying for your attention, writes Helen Van Berkel ...

For 250 years, the US Army has adapted as a living organization composed of operating units and institutional organizations ...

Nestled in the picturesque Virginia Piedmont region, about 70 miles southwest of Washington D.C., Culpeper is that rare small ...

Art as a Lifeway’ March 11 at JSUNoted American artist, teacher and lecturer Brent Funderburk will present an illustrated ...

Every decade has a cinematic genre that forever defines its generation. In the 1930s, it was the kind of screwball comedy ...

Beyond Chattanooga’s storied Civil War history, the city bursts with vibrant neighborhood adventures, nature excursions and ...

Harper's Pictorial History of the Civil War (Annotated) challenges visual documentation that excluded Black subjects from a ...

The world said goodbye last month to a man who's been described as one of the greatest American actors of the 20th century.