On Gray Literature and Webster’s Timeline History Books

A major discovery in Central Asia, over a dozen books published in a single week — is "Blake Whiting" the most productive historian working today?

Today in Supreme Court History: April 18, 1775

Today in Supreme Court History: April 19, 1920

Today in Supreme Court History: April 17, 1978

Most Young Australians Successfully Evade the Country's Social Media Ban

Is AI Deceiving Us?

OpenAI Proposes A ‘Social Contract’ For The Intelligence Age

Among the Antigones

Not Judge Judy, Juror Judi—But "Stupid Mistake" Isn't "Actual Malice" for Libel Purposes

Humans Evolving, One Way or Another

Penny, a Doberman pinscher, wins the Westminster dog show

“People in government today obviously don’t care about literature, so the effort to ridicule them in literature can seem pointless or (worse) harmless”

Black History Theme: A Century of Black History Commemorations

By Closing Moscow's Gulag History Museum, Putin Is Erasing Inconvenient Soviet History

AI-produced books have begun to flood Amazon, whether coloring books or derivative novels. What they’re missing, of course, is an artistic ego

History Is Running Backwards

Oliver Sacks and the art of annotation. His marginalia spanned 10,000 books, the chronicle of a life well read

Today in Supreme Court History: February 5, 1793

Today in Supreme Court History: February 7, 1870

Why Are Gray Whales Dying in the San Francisco Bay?

Mexico: A History