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In the grand scheme of things, it is tempting to interpret the far-right’s rage now and on Jan. 6 as a sign that things ultimately are changing for the better as theirs is a losing battle.

“Where, after all, do the universal human rights begin? In small places, close to home – so close and so small that they cannot be seen on any maps of the

Naar aanleiding van de inwerkingtreding van het vernieuwde goederenrecht op 1 september zijn er een aantal incorrecte zaken verschenen in de media. ...

Julie-Victoire Daubié, ce nom ne dit probablement rien à la majorité de nos compatriotes. Cette femme du 19e siècle a pourtant laissé une trace (...)

The French leader’s legacy may be tainted by his reinstatement of slavery, among other things, but his achievements include emancipating the Jews, explains Napoleonic expert Thierry Lenz

By Jeff Asher, Ben Horwitz and Toni Monkovic Feb. 15, 2021 For 31 straight years, Louisiana has reported the nation’s highest murder rate. To solve that puzzle, first consider a wider pattern in the South: a history of violence that stretches back further still. A New York Times article in 1998 pointed to “a divergence that has persisted for as long as records have been kept” in which “the former slaveholding states of the old Confederacy all rank in the top 20 states for murder, led by...