History
The End of Reading Is Here?
A new article from The Atlantic suggests that the world may be moving towards a post-literate age, with King Ptolemy's request for an all-encompassing library serving as a historical precedent.
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Washington Honors Late Senator Lindsey Graham with Tribute
World and U.S. leaders gathered in Washington to honor late South Carolina senator Lindsey Graham.
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Bones Found Off California Coast May Rewrite History
Recent discovery of human remains off the coast of California could rewrite existing historical narratives about early human migration.
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Ogunquit Museum of American Art Honors Carl Sprinchorn’s Queer Artwork in New Exhibition
The Ogunquit Museum of American Art is set to showcase the work of queer artist Carl Sprinchorn, a significant event for LGBTQ+ art history.
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Interlochen Arts Academy's History Dates Back to the 1920s, Despite Recent Allegations
The prestigious arts academy has a rich history dating back to the 1920s, but recent allegations have raised questions about its current practices.
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Newport Beach ‘TikTok Takeover’ Leads to July 4th Riot, Resulting in Over 400 Arrests
A chaotic July 4th celebration turned violent after a TikTok takeover in Newport Beach, resulting in numerous arrests and property damage.
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City Officials Raise Somali Flag in Celebration of America's 250th Birthday
A city in New York has raised the Somali flag instead of the American one to celebrate Independence Day, contradicting usual celebrations.
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Black New Brunswick families share their stories with dedication
A team has been working for three years to highlight the history of Black people in New Brunswick, Canada.
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Old Sandwich Road in Plymouth Reflects Over 400 Years of History
A nearly six-mile route, originally used by Wampano and colonial settlers, now offers a glimpse into the area's rich history.
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New Hampshire Woman Honored Posthumously for WWII Service
A New Hampshire woman has been honored posthumously with the Congressional Gold Medal for her service during World War II.
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A Historic Art Festival Celebrates Black New Brunswickers
An art festival in New Brunswick, Canada is set to celebrate the resilience and culture of its Black community with a range of artistic expressions.
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Descendants of Enslaved People Seek Greater Involvement in American History Discourse
Harvard University's descendants of enslaved people are pushing for a more prominent role in the discussion about America's history, including their own enslavement.
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Descendants Forum Unites Black History Groups Amid Debate Over Slavery’s Place in History
A coalition of descendant-led organizations is uniting to preserve Black history, as they debate the role of slavery in American history.
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Trump's Efforts to Alter Smithsonian Statues Continue
President Trump continues his efforts to alter statues in the Smithsonian, focusing on a George Washington statue that has been criticized for its historical inaccuracies.
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Trump Plans Exhibits Near Smithsonian to Correct "Inaccurate Information"
President Trump is ordering the creation of exhibits near the Smithsonian Institution to address what he considers inaccuracies in how American history is presented.
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Donald Trump to Feature on New $1 Gold Coin for 250th US Independence Anniversary
The U.S. Mint has unveiled a new gold coin featuring the likeness of former President Donald Trump, marking the 250th anniversary of American independence.
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Indiana Fever Game Features Caitlin Clark, Marks Sports History Milestone
The Indiana Fever's upcoming game featuring star player Caitlin Clark marks a significant moment in USA sports history following her previous injury.
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25 People Who Should Have Won the Nobel Peace Prize But Didn't
A comprehensive guide lists 25 individuals who were not awarded the Nobel Peace Prize despite their significant contributions to peace efforts.
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Musician Rick Wakeman's 1969 Decision Between David Bowie and Yes Bands
In a pivotal moment of his career, Rick Wakeman, then just 20 years old, had to decide between two influential bands in the music industry.
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The Best Epics of the Last Eight Decades Ranked
A listicle ranking various epic films from the past 80 years, with no specific film mentioned.
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THE BROTHERS' LEGACY CONTROVERSY
The Atlantic's article on the brothers' legacy highlights conflicting views, with some seeing their heroism and others viewing it through a critical lens.
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Brittney Griner's Wife Files for Divorce After 8 Years and One Son
WNBA star Brittney Griner's wife, Cherelle, has filed for divorce after eight years of marriage with one son.
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Young George Washington's Mistakes Formed the Foundations of Leadership
A former archivist argues that young George Washington's early failures taught valuable lessons in leadership.
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Anger Erupts Over Potential Removal of War Memorial Display
A war memorial display in Sandbach Town Hall is facing removal, sparking public outrage and controversy.
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Trump's July 4 Address Highlights Honor Gold Star Families
President Donald Trump delivered a late night address on Independence Day, honoring Gold Star families and pledging to defeat communism.
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The 50 greatest American movies ever made. Yes, we went there.
Three news outlets have published lists of the top 50 American films, with slight variations in their sources and details.
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1970s Thriller Named Among ‘Greatest American Movies’ — With a Quote Not Written into Script
A classic 1975 thriller has been named one of the greatest American movies ever made, despite its most famous line not being scripted.
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Happy B-Day, USA! Celebrate with Classic Films and TV Shows
The entertainment industry is marking the nation's birthday with a selection of classic films and television shows.
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The Washington Post Creates Interactive List of Influential American Works
The Washington Post has compiled an interactive list of the 25 most influential works in American culture, involving months of research and consultation with experts.
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Memorial Honors Sandy Creek Flood Victims One Year Later
Family members, friends, and neighbors gather to remember nine victims who died during the devastating Sandy Creek flooding one year ago.
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