Writing before the advent of the smartphone, a French philosopher foresaw an ‘electronic collar’ that would shape our ...

In May 2025, the US and Israel then advanced a new aid mechanism for Gaza run by private security contractors operating in ...

President Donald Trump is looking to reopen Alcatraz Island, which once housed 19 Hopi men who didn’t want their children ...

The esteemed southern gentleman, William F. Holland Jr., an ordained minister, chaplain, freelance columnist, worship leader, and Christian author from central Kentucky, in an opinion piece on May 31, ...

But seeing the island firsthand changed her perspective ... saltwater exposure—it remains unclear whether Alcatraz’s future lies in history, or in rebirth. Please note: This content ...

you just get that kind of feeling about Alcatraz when you think of those historical venues,” Marshall stated on Fox News’s My View with Lara Trump. “And so yeah, we absolutely think we can ...

Alcatraz Prison was shut down more than six ... As far as Trump's claims are concerned, history says otherwise. 1937: The First Great Escape On December 16, 1937, inmates Theodore Cole, 25 ...

During the occupation of Alcatraz Island in 1969 ... lived in teepees and why the boys had long hair. Native American perspectives were central rather than consigned to some corner of a history lesson ...

Alcatraz was long considered the most notorious maximum-security prison in the United States and became world-famous through films after its closure in 1963. Today, Alcatraz is a popular tourist ...

Yet Alcatraz, for all its cruelty and bad karma, has been a recurrent theme in American Jewish history and culture. When Alcatraz opened in 1934, Rabbi Rudolph Coffee, a pioneering chaplain in ...

Alcatraz Island is in the bay north of the city, and visible from San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge. It is best known for its years as a federal prison, from 1934-63, but its history is much longer.

US President Donald Trump has proposed the rebuilding and reopening of Alcatraz prison to house the United States' most dangerous criminals, citing the need for a stricter approach to violent ...