What looked like chaos on the battlefield was actually doctrine—Russia’s brutal, plodding logic of endurance dressed in the ...

Years later, he wrote that his life was in as “much jeopardy as it ever had been before or since.” Washington was pursuing a ...

In March 1943, the U.S Army was on a critical mission - to prove it had learned from its bitter defeat at Kasserine Pass. East of the Tunisian town of El Guettar, the 1st Infantry Division , better ...

The ’10s were a strange time for Wolverine fans. Wolverine had spent a couple of years hanging around with the X-Men and the ...

A day-long reenactment of the battle got underway Saturday morning with the seaside city of Gloucester standing in for Charlestown.

Reading Guernica as a comic positions the painting not as a lofty work of fine art, but as a public narrative of violence.

The bombing of the Basque town of Guernica, in Spain, in 1937 “heralded a terrible new age of warfare” that, almost 90 years later, remains graphically notorious as a “wanton man-made holocaust”. Over ...

She said she thought it was Guernica, and not Chen’s essay, that marked a departure from the 15-year-old literary magazine’s values.

What was the rationale behind the removal of a factual and compelling essay on the Israel-Gaza war from a respected magazine?

“The magazine stands by its retraction of the work; I do not,” Jina Moore wrote in a blog post a month after Joanna Chen's essay first appeared.

Mass resignations at the literary magazine following the publication of a piece by an Israeli peace activist reveal a part of the left that cannot countenance historical nuance.