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Mayer's WWII experience as a Jewish refugee from Germany and member of the U.S. "Ritchie Boys" intelligence unit inspired his deep scholarship on the history of diplomacy.

Improvisation can be an act of rebellion, as Catherine and Darius Brubeck attest.

The Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum & Aquarium on Sanibel is set to kick off its Season Lecture Series at The Community House, at 2173 Periwinkle Way, San

Chuck Norris powers up the sanctity of life from womb to tomb

She and her husband were among those iced out of Hollywood because of their affiliation with the Communist party. They moved to Britain and France, where they counted Picasso among their friends

The BJP has reshaped public consciousness to undermine the secular foundations of modern Indian democracy

An interview with Simukai Chigudu - What traces have colonial enterprises left behind? By confronting the public history of colonialism in the United Kingdom and Zimbabwe with that of his own family, Simukai Chigudu reveals the repressed part of the colonial legacy and how it continues to fuel the cycle of violence.

Bernard Cecil Cohen died on January 9, 2024, in Madison, Wisconsin, at the age of 97. He was an esteemed political scientist, author, professor, and administrator, as well as a

J. Toby Reiner’s profile on The Conversation

The township board, which doubles as the city council, voted 8-0 Tuesday night, with Davion Williams abstaining, to appoint Patterson to the elected position being vacated by Andy Quarnstrom, Champaign’s