What do the Peace Corps, desegregation of the military, and the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II have in common?

The world is soon going to be a little bit less MAD – and the poorer for it. The quintessential baby boomer-era satire mag, MAD magazine has announced it will soon contain only re-published ...

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During his response to the Motion of Thanks at the Budget Session on Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi recommended Lok ...

Amid these tensions, the world witnessed other critical events: the Cuban Missile Crisis unfolded in October 1962, bringing ...

The U.S. military’s recruiting troubles came just as it was attempting a fundamental shift in its mission. For decades, the ...

In an exclusive excerpt from the Folio Society's new collection of essential Superman comics, Eisner-winning Monstress writer ...

During the 1960s, the feds asked fresh-out-of-school physicists to try to build a nuke with no prior knowledge.

The civilizational inflection point in our cold civil war happened sometime between Donald Trump's second inaugural address on Monday and the end of his new presidency's second day on Tuesday.

Even though it would be as costly for Putin to end the special operation as to keep it going, there is a way out: he can continue permanent war against the West—by cold means rather than hot. The main ...

However, given that this would amount to a declaration of war, NATO has opted for a less confrontational approach: surveillance. “We are the CCTV of the seas,” says Commander Erik Kockx ...