When on a bitterly cold January afternoon outside New York's City Hall, Zohran Mamdani raised his right hand and took the ...

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No independent Arab state of “Palestine” ever existed in history. The very concept of Palestine as a standalone territorial ...

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Some friends had living memories of the Nazi occupation; a few had survived the Holocaust. Everyone had muscled through some ...

The 1920s ushered in the celebrated movement known as the Harlem Renaissance, an era that redefined African American art and ...

Writer Chuck Klosterman loves football — like most of America. But he thinks the sport's sheer size will ultimately be its ...

The author of the Bangalore Detectives Club series on her mathematical, sari clad protagonist, and on using the tropes of the cosy mystery to shine a light on the flaws of 1920s India ...

In the opening scene of The House on R Street, a girl in a green school uniform steps from the shadows of a well-off, stuffy, ...

After its world premiere at the Miami Jewish Film Festival on Sunday, 'Sapiro v. Ford' is making the Jewish festival rounds ...

From big porkers to community improvements to lots of visitors, here’s what was happening in Cashtown in the 1920s.

The Great Gatsby, a classic by F. Scott Fitzgerald, shows the glamor and emptiness of America in the 1920s. He came from a ...