A string of historical studies shames current U.S. income distribution
Republicans like to talk about their "humble roots" in order to disguise their true upper-class ideology
A new book argues that free-market ideology, not murderous intent, killed Ireland's millions
At a crucial moment in his career, Reagan talked to the FBI about communism in Hollywood
The surprising Republican movement to strip voters of their right to elect senators
Pulitzer Prize-winner Tina Rosenberg discusses the novelist who helped defeat the Nazis
John Bean thought assassinating the monarch was the ticket to a life of leisure. A true story
Laszlo Csatary, who reportedly helped send 15,700 Jews to die at Auschwitz, has been found in Budapest
The author of "Sex and Punishment" discusses how people have sought to regulate sex
Ernst Hess briefly served as Hitler's commander during the First World War
Global free trade and indefinite American military hegemony are both dead. What comes next?
On the 75th anniversary of Amelia Earhart's final flight, an expedition team says it can find her missing plane
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