Live performances, gallery talks and a Revolutionary-era selfie station will be part of the museum’s spring break programming March 28 through April 12.

The Gregory Family got its land in 1787 and has been farming on it ever since off Dobbins Pike in Gallatin. Now, they're ...

Over the past 30 years, our family has walked the brick path of Boston’s Freedom Trail, from the Custom House, the site of the March 5, 1770, Boston Massacre, to the Old North Church, the site of the ...

Dina Nayeri’s family fled Iran when she was a child. Now, amid an ongoing protest movement during which the regime has killed thousands, she hears echoes of regime talking points seeping into the West ...

Educators say they see an array of developmental benefits from forest learning, an educational philosophy that prioritizes getting children into the great outdoors.

Genetic research could speed the restoration of the American chestnut tree. Plus, "rewilding" small spaces with fast-growing ...

The author says Rhode Island's direct military role in the American Revolution was limited, but its unique history of ...

Liberty bells, drums and more have been tucked into the shelves of eight Livingston County libraries, part of a scavenger hunt encouraging kids and teenagers to learn about the history ...

The November 2025 issue examined the founding of the United States and brought the nation’s history to bear on its present—and its future. Rick Atkinson’s “The Myth of Mad King George” is a timely ...

The gold medal favorite is on track to make Olympic history in Milan. The scary part? He could still get even better.

Perhaps the least commented upon feature of the dystopian Trump banners adorning parts of Washington D.C. is the red, white, and blue number—“250”—emblazoned just beneath the president’s ...

Any discussion of films and TV series about the American Revolution has to start with a caveat. Historical movies have been around for as long as movies themselves, but films and TV series about the ...