In becoming John Adams in "1776," Daniels acted first and asked questions later

"He wants to bring me to the back of the barn?" Trump said. "Some things in life you could really love doing"

"People are right to be angry" over bonuses the company paid recently, the president said, adding that he's angry as well.

Her version of America's founding is no more sophisticated than a comic book populated by superheroes and villains

When terror strikes, it's politically profitable to talk tough. It might feel good, but always leads to mistakes

Clarence Thomas and Ken Paxton's high-end corruption isn't about a few "bad apples." It's how our system works

Salon talks to music director Alex Lacamoire about the shapes and sounds of Lin-Manuel Miranda's addictive musical

Nixon’s resignation was anything but the inevitable consequence of a powerful constitutional juggernaut

Why the 1972 movie should be regular viewing for every American

The Pulitizer-winner says he set out to restore the founder's reputation -- but slavery still complicates matters

The decision to replace the 7th president with Harriet Tubman has predictably caused protest. It shouldn't

"Terminator: Dark Fate" boasts impressive visuals and action sequences, but its best assets are its oldest ones

The founding fathers were far more anti-democratic than history class would have us believe

Follow a white male Kansan whose alienation from a diversifying world drive him to the Republican presidential pick

The "Love! Valour! Compassion!" playwright believed that "we need to bring barriers down, not build walls" with art