In 431 B.C., Athens and Sparta went to war. Nearly 50 years earlier, in 480 B.C., the two cities had united to lead the Hellenic alliance that repelled a Persian invasion. In the mostly peaceful ...

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“If I had my way, I would hang all Jews in the country,” roared Ralph Ninfo in a 1938 as pro-Mussolini Italian American fascists and pro-Hitler German American Bund members met at a Bund rally in New ...

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Tania Nemer on Monday filed suit in federal court against Attorney General Pam Bondi and the Department of Justice, arguing ...

His erudite libertarianism made him a fixture of Boston media for decades. Newly unearthed correspondence with his mentor illuminates where many of his ideas came from.

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