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The Hoover Institute’s exhibition on war propaganda posters sheds light on the multifaceted display of wartime disinformation and how it seeps into our everyday lives.
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Every Philosophy 101 student knows the dilemma. If given the chance to kill Adolf Hitler years before his tyrannical ...
The Bayeux Tapestry, a 70-meter- (229-foot)- long medieval artwork that depicts the Norman conquest of England, will be ...
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Many people may remember the tragic case of Balbir Singh Sodhi, an Indian American Sikh businessman who, in 2001, was wrongly ...
Emmy-nominated director Jerry London ("Shōgun," "The Scarlet and the Black") is set to shoot the France-set feature film "The ...
Telegram reporter Ella Gonzales spent two weeks in Poland speaking with Ukrainian refugees as a part of a Pulitzer Center ...
In an effort to recruit Americans to use a tip line to aid its authoritarian crackdown on immigrants, the Department of Homeland Security this week promoted propaganda that white supremacist ...
WPA Before World War II, syphilis was the fourth leading cause of death in the US, behind only tuberculosis, pneumonia, and cancer. Part of the WPA syphilis-awareness campaign.
Eighty years ago, as World War II was coming to an end, Allied forces uncovered the horror the Nazis had tried to hide. As troops liberated concentration camps across Europe in 1945, Gen. Dwight D.
The Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee was formed in the USSR in 1942 to solicit international Jewish support for the forces ...
Supporters of Christopher Martinez, a Helena man detained by ICE July 1, spoke concerns over the incident and urged Lewis and ...
Ryan Knutson, host of The Journal, speaks with travel expert and author Rick Steves about traveling in 2025 and Americans’ reception outside our country after the recent shakeup in the world order.
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