At the U.S. Holocaust Museum, an immersive video chatting experience allows you to talk in real-time with refugees living in camps
Nearly 75 years later, the infamous decision has yet to be overturned
Follow frankincense and myrrh on a historic journey through the desert
Author Margaret Wise Brown used new theories in childhood education to write the classic children’s book
From xenophobia to conspiracy theories, the Know Nothing party launched a nativist movement whose effects are still felt today
Women are grossly under-represented when it comes to recognition in public places, but here are a few places that pay tribute to their contributions
Fifty years after a fire killed three astronauts and temporarily grounded U.S. space exploration, a new exhibit honors the fallen crew
No, females aren't always choosy and males don't always get around
The iconic speech revealed the possibilities and the inherent problems with Wilsonian idealism
The long and winding road that brought "local" dishes to our plates
They fought for the right to vote, but also advanced the causes for birth control, civil rights and economic equality
From Cuban cigars to a 7,000-page torture report
Nothing says there’s a new president in town more than the dance party they throw
From Washington to Obama, how ex-commanders-in-chief bided their time after leaving office
The inhumanity brought on by Executive Order 9066 spurred Isamu Noguchi to action
The title just used to mean someone who presided over a meeting
Here's how to locate official presidential portraits, works of art, material culture and campaign memorabilia across the Smithsonian
Carl Laemmle, the founder of Universal Pictures, wrote hundreds of affidavits to help refugees escape Europe
Revisiting some of the country’s most memorable uses of the right to assemble
From spitting on the Christian cross to strange sexual acts, the Knights Templar's secret rituals were controversial
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