The following president, Ronald Reagan, had a different attitude. In 1986, the Reagan administration had Carter’s solar panels ripped off during work on the White House roof—an apt metaphor for his ...

The civil rights leader spent six decades fighting to support Black students and the schools that serve them through protests ...

Last week, Providence received a record-breaking 37.9 inches of snowfall. Around 48 years earlier, the first snowflakes of the Blizzard of ’78 fell.

From historical trolley tours and dance parties to remembering the first women's medical college, here's ideas on how to celebrate Women’s History Month in Philly.

The Iran War that began with a joint U.S.-Israeli bombing campaign Saturday has a lot going against it already, according to ...

The Israeli Consulate in the Southeastern United States withdrew its support for the annual festival after learning one of the student jurors in the human rights category “shared antisemitic and ...

Questions remain over who will succeed Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who President Donald Trump and Iranian ...

Former U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander is using a new book to make a powerful closing argument for the value of public service. In “The Education of a Senator: From JFK to Trump,” the longtime Tennessee ...

Every four decades or so, hockey matters, an obligation taken seriously, giving hope to soccer and lacrosse, even pickleball, ...

Here's a list of postive things that have happened since Black History Month was founded in 1926.

“All across the [American Great] Plains,” wrote Dayton Duncan in 1993, “[Frank and Deborah] Popper have become as well known a couple as Donald and Ivana Trump — and about as well liked.” That a ...