Dubbed the “baddest bitch in history” by Comedy Central, Bowser became known as one of the Union’s most daring Civil War ...

Paired with longtime teammate Korey Dropkin, Thiesse helped guide the United States to a silver medal in mixed doubles curling, the country’s first medal ever in the discipline. In doing so, she also ...

Schleper, the daughter of a ski-shop owner from Vail, Colo., has represented the United States at four Winter Olympic Games; ...

Members of the New Jersey General Assembly and Senate met at Princeton on Feb. 5 for a special ceremonial session recognizing ...

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He survived the Holocaust and Communist rule in Hungary, arrived penniless in New York and made himself into a pre-eminent Civil War scholar.

A relatively unknown, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper was a Baltimore native born in the early 1800s who fought for voting rights, women's rights and an end to slavery.

The economy is far too tight for many Americans—more about how to fix that in a minute—but first some good news: Household ...

Born around 1783 in South Carolina, Hettie Anderson, who was of African American and European descent, was the muse and model for Augustus Saint-Gaudens, the Irish American sculptor who designed one ...

Mayor Devlin wants to open up City Hall more to the community. She hopes this exhibit from the Historical Institute of Culture and African American Experience is a step in the right direction.

"You were denied some of your own culture and your own language. So, it's historical trauma in a lot of ways," said one ...