Canada's Archives Are in Trouble-and So Is Its History | The Walrus
The little registry offices were important to the people who built them. The records of land ownership were stored there, and they looked after them very carefully.
New railway accident database sheds light on forgotten worker tragedies
The Railway Work, Life & Death project aims to highlight the thousands of staff killed or injured on the railways, offering an extensive public database for research.
Harvard relinquishes possession of slave photos after a 15-year dispute
Harvard relinquished century-old photographs of enslaved individuals to resolve a 15-year legal battle, aiming to acknowledge their historical significance.
Harvard relinquishes possession of slave photos after a 15-year dispute
Harvard relinquished century-old photographs of enslaved individuals to resolve a 15-year legal battle, aiming to acknowledge their historical significance.
Opinion | Politicians Shouldn't Get to Delete Inconvenient Facts
The deletion of government data sets under the Trump administration represents a new political strategy to control information and historical narratives.
Trump orders release of last files on assassinations of JFK, RFK and MLK
Trump ordered the declassification of all remaining files related to JFK's assassination, aiming to reveal long-standing secrets and address conspiracy theories.
Trump orders release of last files on assassinations of JFK, RFK and MLK
Trump ordered the declassification of all remaining files related to JFK's assassination, aiming to reveal long-standing secrets and address conspiracy theories.
Ederson set up Omar Marmoush for City's opening goal against Newcastle, also becoming the first goalkeeper to register three assists in a single season.
Could Your Gun Beat the Rifle That Made the Farthest Sniper Kill?
During the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian sniper Viacheslav Kovalskyi achieved a historic kill at 3,800 meters, the longest recorded sniper shot in history.
From UFOs to drones, the US fascination with and fear of anomalous detections'
The National UFO Historical Records Center in New Mexico is the first public archive dedicated to UFO records, compiled by director David Marler from decades of research.