Nineteenth-century board games help to map public morality, from religious virtue to upward mobility.

The historical debate about the nature of Woodrow Wilson's health is intertwined with questions about his self-righteous character.

One branch of the healthcare industry that receives particular opprobrium for its high costs in America compared to other countries is pharmaceuticals.

Drive-ins embodied the suburbanization of middle class families -- and created an entirely new way of watching the movies.

Ellen Umansky's novel The Fortunate Ones explores the psychological fallout of the World War II Kindertransport, which moved child refugees to England.

Immigration and national security remain at the top of President Trump’s agenda. He issued a revised executive order ...

The two Korean states, which both claim to be the legitimate government of the divided Korean Peninsula, are in the news again.

Charles Heller and Lorenzo Pezzani use digital technology and human testimonials to visualize human rights violations and to fight for migrant rights.

Joseph Lister's landmark articles on antiseptic surgery in the Lancet were published 150 years ago. The revolution was not immediate.

Each year, Alaska hosts a 1,000-mile-long dog sled race called the Iditarod. Its founder, Joe Redington, Sr., deserves credit for preserving the sport.