America's Founders Feared a Caesar. Has One Arrived?Rosen analyzes how the Constitution was designed to prevent tyranny and the relevance of historical lessons for modern politics.
Political Advice from a Medieval Statesman - Medievalists.netCapponi's insights on governance stress military strength, caution against corrupt individuals, discourage excessive expenditures on mercenaries, and advocate for diplomatic approaches.
Carter the Critic Didn't Spare His SuccessorsFormer President Jimmy Carter distinguished himself by openly criticizing the actions of his successors, defying a common tradition among former presidents.
America's Founders Feared a Caesar. Has One Arrived?Rosen analyzes how the Constitution was designed to prevent tyranny and the relevance of historical lessons for modern politics.
Political Advice from a Medieval Statesman - Medievalists.netCapponi's insights on governance stress military strength, caution against corrupt individuals, discourage excessive expenditures on mercenaries, and advocate for diplomatic approaches.
Carter the Critic Didn't Spare His SuccessorsFormer President Jimmy Carter distinguished himself by openly criticizing the actions of his successors, defying a common tradition among former presidents.
Drunk and Disorderly: How Taverns Led Crusaders into Trouble - Medievalists.netThe allure of taverns and temptations significantly affected Crusaders' discipline and health during their holy missions.
Amazing Australopithecus - excitement from 1925 about a 'man ape' fossil findA South African skull discovery sheds light on human evolution.
Failure of Roman engineering on industrial scale': discovery of water wells in England proves trial and errorRoman engineering, despite its brilliance, had significant flaws showcased in the discovery of two 1st-century wells in Cambridgeshire.
Amazing Australopithecus - excitement from 1925 about a 'man ape' fossil findA South African skull discovery sheds light on human evolution.
Failure of Roman engineering on industrial scale': discovery of water wells in England proves trial and errorRoman engineering, despite its brilliance, had significant flaws showcased in the discovery of two 1st-century wells in Cambridgeshire.
9 famous figures from history you probably didn't realise were LGBTQ+LGBTQ+ History Month highlights historical queer figures, revealing their contributions despite societal prejudices.
Alcatraz Day Tour: Limited "Buy One Ticket, Get One Ticket Free" (Dec. 3-Mar. 6)California residents can benefit from a special BOGO ticket promotion for Alcatraz Day Tours available on selected 2024-2025 dates.
There Are 150 Million and Counting of This Popular GunThe U.S. has produced over 494 million firearms since 1899, showcasing the scale of gun ownership and the need for regulatory discussions.
Seneca tried, failed, and gave up-sound familiar?Seneca's struggles and decisions reflect the ongoing challenges encountered by modern UX professionals, highlighting the relevance of historical figures to contemporary design practices.
Growth area: early studies exploring how tissues and cells growResearchers must engage more deeply with government science policy for effective change.Interdisciplinary collaboration can drive innovation and better policy outcomes.
Viking silver bracelet hoard found on farm in NorwayIntact Viking Age silver bangles provide new insights into Viking societal structures and burial practices.
Today on Pinstripe Alley - 6/4/24The Yankees had a successful West Coast trip but need to maintain their lead. An overview of the upcoming games and historical insights are provided in detail.