Wednesday, Dec 26, 2012 4:15 PM UTC
Is Bill O’Reilly America’s most popular historian?
From Kennedy to Lincoln, Bill O'Reilly has been pumping out nonfiction bestsellers -- and has no plans to slow down
From Kennedy to Lincoln, Bill O'Reilly has been pumping out nonfiction bestsellers -- and has no plans to slow down
An elegant crime boss, a mild-mannered detective and the world's most valuable necklace make for a ripping yarn
Forget Sally Hemings -- a historian discovers the ugliest side of a founding father in his ledgers
But not for thousands of years
Sometimes being mad is a good thing. An Oxford scientist suggests we should all learn to act a little crazy
A history of Memphis's yellow fever epidemic shows that heroes (and cowards) are where we least expect them
A lasting thought from renowned historian Eric Hobsbawm, who died Monday at 95
The renowned Marxist historian died Monday morning, aged 95
Aleppo's ancient covered market burned down amidst fierce fighting
Experts split on authenticity of Coptic parchment
Much of the social media activity shared during the Arab Spring has already disappeared
A string of historical studies shames current U.S. income distribution
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