Category: Incidents

Cleopatra VII, the last active ruler of Ptolemaic Egypt, was born in 69 BCE into one of the most unusual royal dynasties in ancient history.

In 1962, a quiet act in a backyard began a movement that would change millions of lives. When Eunice Kennedy Shriver invited children with intellectual

In the thick jungles and chaos of the Vietnam War, few stories of courage stand out quite like that of Kate Webb. She was not

Haitian Asylum Seeker Dies After Months in ICE Custody: Family Claims It Began with a Toothache Emmanuel Damas, a 56-year-old Haitian man seeking asylum in

Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s Abuse Take Matters into Their Own Hands at Congressional Hearing When the Department of Justice (DOJ) failed to reach out to

Gavin Newsom Defends Biden’s Economic Vision, Stresses Long-Term Gains for Americans California Governor Gavin Newsom has stepped forward to defend the economic policies championed during

In the decades before the Civil War, helping an enslaved person escape was not just controversial it was illegal. Fines were steep. Prison sentences were

In the early 20th century, when many scholars treated Native cultures as relics of a fading past, Ella Cara Deloria insisted on something radical: her

In early 20th century Japan, women were expected to be quiet, obedient, and invisible in public life. It was a society shaped by rigid gender

Former President Donald Trump is attributing the ongoing conflict involving Iran to the foreign policy approaches of former Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden, claiming