Views in Texas 1895-96; a photographic tour of Texas made in the winter of 1895-96 by Henry Stark. To which has been added A historical commentary by A. C. Greene Smithsonian Libraries and Archives ...

Whole libraries of stuff have been written about love and hate. Songs, essays, on and on. And while they are polar opposites, those two emotions have controlled us humans for as long as we have ...

We’ve read quite a bit about President Donald Trump’s “hot mic” comment, during a meeting with European leaders about the Russian war against Ukraine, that Vladimir Putin “wants to make a deal for me, ...

Many times in decades past, it’s been my pleasure to reference important details related to our country’s founding, and this year’s 249th anniversary (since July 4, 1776) isn’t an exception. Those of ...

John William Coatney was born in Knoxville, TN on January 31, 1942, and born anew in June 1958 at Young Life’s Frontier Ranch in Colorado. I Timothy 2:5. He died peacefully in his home in Rutledge, TN ...

This guest essay reflects the views of Mark J. Grossman, of Medford, a communications consultant, adjunct professor at Nassau and Suffolk community colleges, and occasional stand-up comic. The ...

NEW ORLEANS — The sheriff of Orleans Parish is not the city’s chief law enforcement officer, but she plays a major role in public safety. The sheriff’s main job is operating a secure local jail, ...

South Carolina’s hospital systems have become financial giants — rapidly expanding their reach and influence across the state. Like big banks before the 2008 crash, these health care behemoths are ...

Access to affordable and high-quality health care should be a right, not a privilege. No one should face bankruptcy or skip essential care simply because they cannot afford it. Systems like ...

The rise in property taxes across the state are a real problem the 69th Legislature attempted to address. As the dust settles on policies passed and signed into law, effects on taxpayers are becoming ...

In 1937, the United States was still in the throes of the Great Depression, but on the upswing. As it recovered economically, Racine also faced tumult as a rise in labor unions led to rancor between ...

Études Slaves et Est-Européennes / Slavic and East-European Studies Vol. 1, No. 3, Automne/Autumn 1956 The Church Reforms of Peter the Great as a Problem in Soviet Historiography This is the metadata ...