In the last decade, at least 20 states have passed laws or policies that restrict how history can be taught in schools. Since ...

The Trump administration is trying to dilute history by removing the parts he finds offensive. This leads to a far worse danger than facing history.

History is an “unending dialogue between the present and the past.” Thus wrote E.H. Carr in his 1961 book What Is History? There is no single set of objective facts. Each observer of history brings a ...

The history of the world is far deeper, broader, and stranger than just political backstabbing, epic battles, and dusty ...

An interview with Bobby Vylan, one half of Bob Vylan, has resurfaced following the punk duo's controversial performance at ...

There are times when you meet someone and you can just tell right away that they're very intelligent. Maybe it's the way they ...

Muzium Negara, just across from KL Sentral, may look big from the outside but inside, there’s barely enough room for Malaysia ...

Priyanka Chopra's fiery response to Shah Rukh Khan's past remark about choosing comfort over Hollywood has resurfaced. Chopra's "savage" comeback, defending her journey to the West with "Comfortable ...

The door to the Postal Museum creaked open and then silence. Instead of the soft hum of tourists flipping through postcards or the shuffling of school groups, I was greeted with silence so thick it ...

This blanket-the-airwaves approach comes despite a simple, fundamental fact about the NFL Draft, which is that it is, to steal an old homily from the Quakers, as boring as boiled shit.

When I was young, I never liked history in school. It was always a dry topic, capped off by having to remember a string of names and dates of things that I wasn’t interested in anyway.

5. OUR VERY OWN ASSASSINATION American history is so full of political assassinations that the U.S. might want to consider administering the Oath of Office in a bank vault.