Keep the Guardrails Intact to Watch Fuhrer TrumpTrump is already challenging the constitution. By Michael Waldman, J.D.President and CEOBrennan Center for Justice All eyes...
Same as It Ever Was?: Eternal Recurrence in Ancient Greek and Roman PhilosophyMaking time’s recurrence a gift. This article, Same as it Ever Was? Eternal Recurrence in Ancient Greek...
Hopelessly Polarized: Can We Ever Put the Pieces Back Together?Our future depends on co-existing together. By Darrell EhrlickEditor-in-ChiefDaily Montanan His note was not unlike many others...
Rebirth: Bosch to Bruegel – Artists Capturing Everyday Life during the RenaissanceThe “lifestyle” genre between 1500 and 1570. Introduction “Painting is used in the service of the church...
Can We Fix Our Divided Democratic Republic?Democracy is fraught with contradictions. By Sonali KolhatkarIndependent Journalist Introduction Democracy is a simple concept: People exercise...
The Enlightenment and the Philosophy of Natural RightsThinking about human nature and natural rights. Introduction The idea of natural rights is the concept used...
Where Do We Go From Here?What is giving you hope right now? Introduction In the wake of the 2024 election in the...
Understanding Liability in 18-Wheeler Accidents: A Guide for VictimsWhen you’re injured in a devastating 18-wheeler accident in Texas, navigating the complex world of liability can...
A History of the Urban Underground Tunnel since the Ancient World (4000 BCE)Covering a time of roughly 6000 years. By Robert Steven Diamond and Brian Garret KasselBrooklyn Historical Railway...
Climate Change Is Already Forcing People from Their Homes in AmericaAmerican climate migration is underway. Another great American migration is now underway, this time forced by the...
How the World’s Oldest Cities Used Social Distancing to Evade DiseasesThey organized in neighborhood clustering. By Dr. R. Alexander BentleyProfessor of AnthropologyUniversity of Tennessee Introduction In my...
Shaping Cities of the Future to Be Sustainable and ResilientCities are adopting innovative solutions. By Christophe BahuetDeputy Regional Director for Asia and the PacificDirector, UNDP Bangkok...
This City Is An Archive: Squatting History and Urban AuthorityArchives offer a material site for national memory. By Dr. Samuel BurgumSenior Lecturer in SociologyBirmingham City University...
How Climate Change Is Going to Affect CitiesTemperatures are getting hotter. By Heather LeightonDigital ProducerHouston Chronicle Introduction Cities are growing and as climate change...
Common Mistakes to Avoid During Home RenovationsHave you ever started a home renovation project and realized it wasn’t as simple as you thought?...
What You Should Know Before Buying a Bass InstrumentInvesting in a bass guitar is a significant decision for musicians, whether just starting or aiming to...
Hitler’s ‘False Flag’ Reichstag Fire in 1933He used the fire as an excuse to declare martial law. By Mark CartwrightHistorian Introduction The Reichstag Fire of...
Far-Right Politics and Its Historical Marriage to FascismKey to the far-right worldview is the notion of ‘societal purity’. Curated/Reviewed by Matthew A. McIntoshPublic HistorianBrewminate...
The Munich Agreement: Handing the Sudentland to Hitler in 1938Following the trail of Hitler’s land grabs. By Mark CartwrightHistorian Introduction The Munich Agreement, signed on 30 September...
Today’s Far Right and Fascist Echoes from HistoryThey have more in common with Benito Mussolini. By Robert MisickWriter and Essayist Introduction Right-wing extremists, some...
Nazi Germany’s Invasion of Poland in 1939Tracing the path of Germany’s expansion from 1935. By Mark CartwrightHistorian Introduction The leader of Nazi Germany...
The Right’s Fascism ProblemEven conservatives are sounding the alarm. By Ian WardReporterPOLITICO Since Donald Trump emerged on the national political...
The Rise of Haiti as the World’s First Free Black Republic in 1804Haiti became the first free black republic in the world. By Matthew Vree and Alison Satake During...
Ghosts of John Tanton: Far-Right Extremists, Climate Change, and ImmigrationConservatives suddenly use climate change to bolster hate. By Abrahm LustgartenReporterProPublica Patrick Crusius worried that Texas —...
Christophe’s Kingdom and Petion’s Republic in Early 19th-Century HaitiChristophe established an hereditary monarchy in 1811. Overview In 1816, English painter Richard Evans sailed eastward toward...
Racists Extremists Place Haitians and Other Immigrants in the CrosshairsLies and misrepresentation of immigrants are as American as apple pie. By Barrington M. SalmonJournalist and Writer...
The U.S. Invasion and Occupation of Haiti, 1915-1934The U.S. successfully mainpulated the 1915 Haitian elections. Following the assassination of the Haitian President in July...
The Book of Revelation and Christian Views of ImmigrationAmericans have been using the Bible for centuries to talk about immigrants. By Dr. Yii-Jan LinAssociate Professor...
A History of Newspaper Publishing since the 17th CenturyBy the 1830s, high-speed presses could print thousands of papers. Curated/Reviewed by Matthew A. McIntoshPublic HistorianBrewminate Introduction...
Everyone’s a ‘Journalist’: Free ‘Press’ and Our Misinformation NightmareFreedom of speech? More like freedom from standards. By Barry LymanEditorAlabama Reflector If you’ve ever heard of...