Millions of Americans Still Benefit From These Depression-Era Public Works Projects
The Great Depression led to a dramatic shift in government involvement in the economy through programs like the New Deal.
Frances Perkins Was the First Woman to Serve in a U.S. Presidential Cabinet. It's No Coincidence She's Having a Moment
Frances Perkins' homestead is set to become a national monument, reflecting a pivotal moment in recognizing women's contributions to American history.
Strict Scrutiny and Rational Basis Scrutiny - emptywheel
The Constitution has strict protections for few rights, demanding strong justification for infringement.
Felix Frankfurter was key in advocating for Holmes' ideas, reshaping legal interpretations through personal relationships.
What the American Revolution Taught the United States' First Presidents
FDR's nomination in 1932 marked a significant evolution in presidential politics with his pledge for a 'New Deal' that shifted the political landscape.
When the Culture Wars Came for the Theater
The Federal Theatre Project under the New Deal supported arts during economic crisis, faced political backlash, and had a significant impact on American theater development.