The Syrian Civil War makes up a fraction of the nation’s long, rich history.
Road to Damascus: 10th Anniversary of the Syrian Civil War
Making Modern Mexico
Mexico’s Institutional Revolutionary Party has floundered in recent elections, spelling doom for the organization that played a critical role in shaping Mexican nationhood.
A History of the Electoral College, 1787 – Today
Popular vote or the Electoral College? The debate over presidential selection goes all the back to the founding.
The Erasure Tactic: Trump’s Call for a More “Patriotic” History Curriculum
Trump’s final executive order calls for the establishment of a more “patriotic” and “pro-American” history curriculum that blatantly ignores America’s tumultuous history of racism. This call to censorship follows a long trail of conservative attempts to erase history that might point to their connection with America’s racist history.
Ideas: The 1860 and 2020 Elections
Courtney Thomas examines the parallels between the recent election of Joe Biden and that of Abraham Lincoln.
