A new biography traces the ascent of a man who made the postwar right at once urbane, combative, and camera-ready.

For hundreds of years, Andean people recorded information by tying knots into long cords. Will we ever be able to read them?

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The semifinalists for the 2025 lehighvalleylive.com Athlete of the Year award have each made their own unique mark on their high school programs. Here, we profile the 16 standouts and learn why they ...

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At the annual meeting of the Fairmount Cemetery Association in May 1939, Bob Haseltine Jr. was appointed as the official caretaker. Nine years later, he was buried in the back row.

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Cambridge University's Fitzwilliam Museum is spotlighting the men and women who fought to end slavery but received little ...