As Black History Month continues, heritage, horsepower, and hometown pride are taking center stage in Fayetteville. From the thousands of Black cowboys who helped shape the American West to ...

More than 160 years after the defeat of Confederate forces at Gettysburg, the Civil War continues to have an enduring hold on the American political consciousness – shaping the way we view the past ...

In 1850, Andrew Benjamin Tarbutton enslaved 25 people in central Georgia. A year later, he purchased more than a dozen ...

Today’s newsletter focuses on the connection between environmental justice, race and technology in the United States.

Not every battle in the Galactic Civil War ended in glory some were strategic disasters, brutal losses, or moments of catastrophic miscalculation. This countdown reveals the ten worst clashes from ...

Deep in Arizona’s Coronado National Forest stand the ruins of Dragoon Springs Station — site of one of the West’s most brutal frontier massacres and a forgotten Civil War battle. In 1858, three ...

This year, as America celebrates its 250th anniversary, Arizona is highlighting community-led events. In the first of a two-part series, reenactors recently descended on an abandoned mining town to ...

In 1942, James G. Thompson of Wichita, Kansas, addressed a letter to the editor of The Pittsburgh Courier with a simple question.