Iconic rock stars and activists in the 70s were strong supporters of McGovern

Is there any law aimed at correcting systemic injustices that Rand Paul doesn't hate?

Trump's Cabinet officers may lack fully staffed departments, but the president has appointed people to watch them

As Mitt chooses Paul Ryan, a look back at the worst VP rollout ever, when George McGovern goofed with Tom Eagleton

The biographer spoke to Salon about Meghan's rocky ride with royalty and the side the world hasn't seen yet

This fourth installment features Dylan Thomas and Edith Sitwell discussing and reading Sitwell's poems, as well as various authors reading drafts of Thomas' "Over Sir John's Hill."

In the bureau's wanted-poster department, a budding poet blooms.

Harold C. Turner, Holocaust denier and FBI snitch, among other unwholesome titles, is out after three years in jail

The cigar-chomping director of "Let It Be" is catching heat from fans dubbing him "upper-class twit of the year"

The party is caught in an excruciating Catch-22. Whether it chooses the establishment figure or the liberal reformer, history offers many paths to defeat.

After two seasons of elite sex and scheming, the classmates finally graduated. Is there life after high school?

Filmmaker Stephen Talbot fires back at David Horowitz over his PBS documentary '1968.'

In the Missouri twister's aftermath, relatives search for loved ones -- and strangers offer help -- online

Romney advisers admit that an attempt to win the candidate's home state is out of the question