Hermann Göring believed the United States was only capable of producing consumer goods, not weapons of war. During World War ...

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The serious son of Quaker parents, Philip Noel-Baker was first a scholar, then an Olympian, and finally a Nobel Peace Prize ...

The shooting of Alex Pretti on January 24 in the ongoing Minnesota siege has once again foregrounded the deep divisions in ...

President Donald Trump’s renewed, bizarre obsession with taking control of Greenland — and more to the point, his refusal to rule out using military force to do it — is straining America’s ties with ...

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp accuses the government of trading "national security for economic crumbs off the Chinese ...

Arab and Muslim states are mounting a last-ditch effort to avert a new war between the US and Iran as concerns grow that the ...

This Gothic castle complex was assembled by the German religious order known as the Teutonic Knights. Lying alongside ...

The FIU in Genoa program has been welcoming students for 20 years. An undergrad shares what it meant to live and learn in a ...

As Holocaust Remembrance Day approaches in 2026, memories of past atrocities collide with renewed war, rising antisemitism, and fears of another major confrontation with Iran.

Detained in a penal colony in Mordovia, the 70-year-old historian, who specializes in the Stalin regime's crimes, is one of Russia's oldest political prisoners. His crime? Refusing to accept ...

How did a charismatic but impoverished British woman become the leader of the progressive religious sect known as "the ...