In “We the People,” the Harvard historian worries that the glacial amendment process is leading the country to crisis.

If we want to make it a better country, if we're serious, we would do well to begin with a few simple lessons from the past." — David McCullough, from 'The Good Work of America' ...

Milton Friedman called the Declaration “the political twin of Smith’s economics,” casting Jefferson and Smith as arm-in-arm ...

Outside the Public Theater's open-air amphitheater, the home of Shakespeare in the Park, the red carpet was rolled out for ...

It was this free and widely available media that coalesced the nation. lt was open to all. Patrick Henry and George Mason ...

In 1987, local historian Pat Gracey wrote a 100-year history for St. Malachy Roman Catholic Church's centennial commemoration ...

Charlie Kirk, who was shot dead on Wednesday at the age of 31, had established himself as one of the most prominent and ...

History of Ideas faculty and students gathered in Rapaporte Treasure Hall for an annual panel featuring faculty and student speakers. This year’s discussion theme was centered around the idea that we ...

Rather than act to end Israel's genocide in Gaza, western leaders rally behind a French-Saudi scheme for fictive statehood that entrenches Israeli supremacy and props up the PA ...

This is a very broad theme and to give you a detailed account of it, in the time at our disposal today, would be impossible. […] ...