Michael Boulware Moore, his great-great-grandson and author of the book “ Freedom on the Sea: The True Story of the Civil War Hero Robert Smalls and His Daring Escape to Freedom ," joins host Anthony ...

The veteran war photojournalist Don McCullin recently made some headlines when he said that he felt like he’d been “stealing other people’s suffering with my camera,” and that the work he did was “a ...

Contemporary health providers stand-in as Civil War surgeons during a re-enactment at the Spangler Barn in Gettysburg, Pa., June 7, 2025. From left, Drs. Jon Willen, William Campbell and Don Levick ...

The Oregon Historical Society (OHS) is displaying a unique, historic flag for a limited time in honor of the Fourth of July.

This series of articles examines why today’s nuclear landscape is more complicated and, in many ways, more precarious than during the Cold War.

What was life like behind the front lines of the Civil War? An educational and engaging event will answer that question July 12 at the Heritage Village of the Southern Finger Lakes.

The Media Today Q&A: Sebastian Junger Worries War Journalism Is Less Safe and Viable Than Ever Reporters Instructed in Saving Colleagues formally closed last month.

People will get to learn more about life in the Civil War at a special event held July 12 at the Heritage Village of the Southern Finger Lakes. Highlights at the event include five forges in operation ...

So when Trump bloviates about a “new” war on leaks, that’s his fevered, paranoid, history-challenged grievance speaking. Leaks are as old as democracy, especially in the military and defense ...

Before the civil war, Adre was a town of about 40,000. As Sudanese began to arrive, sympathetic residents with longtime cross-border ties offered them land. Now there is a sea of markets and shelters, ...

With Their Bravery During World War I, These Daring American Women Doctors Proved Their Might to Folks Back Home As their right to vote was debated in the States, a remarkable group of 74 ...

These days, some TV reports on conflict or war-like situations come across as almost surreal—or, in some cases, like video games. Viewers may see glowing screens with li.