The University of Washington School of Drama will present Mother of Exiles by Jessica Huang, an imaginative and emotionally rich journey across 150 years of migration, survival, and familial legacy.

Before buying Alaska, the US bought the territory of Louisiana from France for $15 million in 1803. There’s even a precedent involving Denmark. Under President Andrew Johnson in 1867, the US State ...

In the past, the United States has pursued territorial conquests, such as the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 and the taking of Pacific possessions after World War II. Direct territorial expansion in the ...

Electricity? Overrated… ‘Real’ guitarists know that a guitar’s genuine excitement is best earned via the more personal connection of the player plus the resonant wooden body of an acoustic. Decades ...

Indeed, such a “pause” reflects the outlier in an asset class that generally has not seen significantly discounted pricing but for the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, the Homestead Act of 1862 and ...

Annexation is not new in U.S. history, going back to the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, when the U.S acquired a major portion of what is now the central part of the country was acquired in a deal ...

There’s understandably a lot of talk in the air about significant numbers of 2024 Trump voters feeling some buyer’s remorse as the 47th president’s actual agenda unfolds. Those who backed ...

These principles were cemented in the 1803 case Marbury v. Madison, and Kavanaugh’s interpretation is directly relevant to the present moment: “This is a critical aspect of Marbury that is ...

The sheer volume of Smoots' stage work is staggering. He performed 1,803 times on APT stages, the third-most performances by any human for that prestigious company, according to an APT Facebook post.

The Supreme Court first recognized the concept of judicial review Marbury v. Madison, a case decided in 1803, 14 years after the passage of the Alien Enemies Act. Miller's rant about Boasberg as a ...

Ever since the pyramids of Egypt rose from the desert over 4,000 years ago, people have wondered how they were built—sparking centuries of speculation, fringe theories, and wild claims involving lost ...