Mir Bahmanyar Discusses the First Army Rangers of World War II
The author, veteran, and historian has a new book out now, The Houdini Club.
The Fall of Saigon, 50 Years Later
Saigon’s takeover by North Vietnamese troops marked a definitive moment in the Cold War, and American military history as a whole.
The Shot Heard Round the World: The Battles of Lexington and Concord, 250 Years Later
Reflecting on the campaign that kicked off the Revolutionary War.
8 Can’t-Miss New History Books Coming Soon
The warmer weather isn't the only thing we're looking forward to in the coming months.
American History as Never Told Before: A History of the United States in Five Crashes
Scott Nations offers a unique perspective on our country's past, present, and future, as turmoil surrounds the markets once more.
7 Books About the Dust Bowl and its Disastrous Impact
It tested the resilience of the American people.
12 Lyrical and Noteworthy Books About Composers
Learn about the talented and inspiring figures who shaped classical music.
The Past Is Uncovered in This Moving Novel of a Civil War Prison Camp
Elmira developed a notorious reputation.
The First American Women to Run for President
The history of women presidential candidates dates back to the 1870s.
5 Reasons John Bell Hood Was the Worst Civil War General
If there is one general that could be considered as having single-handedly lost the Civil War for the Confederates, it’s John Bell Hood.
Tokyo Rose: The Case Against Iva Toguri D’Aquino
Trapped in Japan during World War II, this American citizen faced an uphill battle to return home.
3 Black Historians Who Made Strides in Their Field
They archived Black history and broke barriers along the way.
9 Historical Political Cartoons That Capture the Hopes and Fears of the Past
These satirical drawings reveal the debates that dominated bygone eras.
Touchdown: 11 Books that Give Insight into the History of American Football
You'll love these books—no matter who you’re rooting for!
The Rise and Fall of Senator Joseph McCarthy
His impassioned allegations of communism made him the face of the Red Scare.
The Hidden History of Project MKUltra Experiments
The CIA explored the possibility of mind control on individuals without their consent.
