Charles Sumner is best known as the statesman caned within an inch of his life on the Senate floor for speaking against the expansion of slavery.  Sumner counted among his friends Ralph Waldo Emerson, ...

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A local nonprofit is hoping a summer fundraiser will provide enough money to complete The Shea House restoration.

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The draconian measure from an authoritarian administration: forcing migrants to wear GPS tracking devices at all times.

He served as Deputy Special Envoy for Iran during the Biden administration and on the National Security Council and in the ...

Our reporter, Jessica Pilla is back to exploring must-see spots, now visiting the most popular historical sites in Texas.

Explore the NMAAHC's Civil Rights exhibit and the impact of Trump's executive order on cultural institutions and the preservation of Black history.