Our friend and comrade Mitch Abidor recently spent weeks in France tracking down people who came of age politically in May 1968, to ask them how they viewed that experience, then and now. He went out ...

Douglas-Hamilton, an expert on elephants and one of the first to study their social behavior in the wild, dedicated his later ...

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Last Air in Moscow enters Oscar shortlist voting with incredible momentum. On Sunday, the film was named Best ...

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Once upon a time in America, Schwinn and bicycles were synonymous, and Chicago was the center of the two-wheeled, pedal-powered universe.

The Second World War saw the United States expand on their Patrol Torpedo boats in the Pacific Theatre. Reason for this was, in part, thanks to the brave rescue of General Douglas MacArthur and his ...