A Texas man has been charged with murder in the killing of an Afghan father who spent years fighting alongside U.S.

A contemporary account of the 1912 Lawrence Textile Strike, appearing in the International Socialist Review, by the socialist writer Mary Marcy.

Wikimedia Commons/Magnus Manske The Murder of Joseph Smith in Carthage Joseph Smith thought he was safe in Carthage Jail. He ...

Remembering St. Maximilian Kolbe, who gave his life at Auschwitz out of love for another — a powerful witness of faith, ...

Quang Nguyen is depicted as a dog-eating threat to American in racist AI-generated cartoons on the news site published by ...

What a beautiful promise. The Lord isn’t just sending us on a journey — He is walking with us, guiding us step by step. He’s ...

Netflix has announced the cast for its upcoming Pride and Prejudice remake, and there’s a complete miscast that reminds me ...

Protests in eastern Yemen have intensified for a third consecutive day as residents demonstrate against long power outages ...

Film fanatics are demanding an entire season of a movie-thriller that they believe 'needs more publicity'. It's not exactly uncommon for films to have series spin-offs and vice versa, and that's ...

I imagine that when his father George awakened him that sunny, hot early August morn, 13 year-old John Snell was beside himself with excitement. The day was finally here. He probably dressed quickly, ...