During the Revolutionary War, more American soldiers died from disease than from musket shot. One out of every three soldiers infected with smallpox died. In the cramped conditions of military ...

The intersection of global health, ethics, and international relations raises profound questions regarding the responsibilities of developed countries toward developing ones .

Tear Gas Should be Banned I was driving past the Federal Building in Eugene to a restaurant and was not aware that ICE agents were going to spray tear gas into the night to deter protesters ...

A short train ride from London, Gravesend makes an ideal day trip.

Picture this: dusty streets, cowboys squaring off at high noon, saloons packed with gamblers and outlaws, and lawmen ...

Samuel Brannan was California's first millionaire, but he died without enough funds to pay for his own funeral. Steve Gorman travels to Brannan's upscale hot springs resort in Calistoga and explores ...

Steubenville sits in eastern Ohio, just across the Ohio River from West Virginia. It’s easily accessible by car, located ...

The Cattle Baron Supper Club was a community hub in a town without a community center, public park or even many sidewalks. It ...

Years Ago February 7, 1896 Banks Stewart has a new phonograph with opera horn attachment. He invited us over to hear a number ...

NPS recently removed signage at Little Bighorn National Monument under Trump's "Restoring Truth and Sanity to American ...

Dr. William Foege has a laundry list of accomplishments that include serving as director of the CDC, receiving a Presidential Medal of Freedom, and leading the push to eradicate smallpox.

A false rumor in 1862 sent fear racing through Sheboygan, driving thousands to flee as an Indian War Scare spread with no enemy in sight.