A baby does, cooing and crying. And the mother sings and speaks to the baby. It is the beginning of language, of encounter, ...

Orlando Fringe’s curated Winter Mini-Fest returns to its old name (bye, FestN4) and old location (hello, Lowndes Shakespeare ...

This truth is rooted in the New Testament. The prologue to John’s Gospel culminates in a powerful affirmation of the divine ...

When Oklahoma author-journalist Carol Mersch, a long-time friend of Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell, learned in 2006 that ...

It was unlike any book they had ever seen,” Carrie Gibson writes in The Great Resistance: The 400-Year Fight to End Slavery ...

Explore the intricate layers of Jewish history and its connections to the broader narrative of world events and identities.

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A prospectus in 1851 announced the arrival of a daily newspaper you might be familiar with. The New York Times turns 175 this ...

A new study using archaeology and ancient texts dates the origins of Alexander the Great’s Macedonian kingdom to the early ...

In 2013, two local Iraqis handed over two inscribed clay cylinders to the State Board of Antiquities and Heritage. Subsequent ...

Applying the longest average reign length from the historical period to the six pre-Alexander I monarchs yields a foundation date of 573 BC, which the researchers round to 575 BC. This mathematical ...

When Britain’s King Charles III is crowned in London on May 6, he’ll sit on an ancient chair housing a 335-pound boulder cloaked in mystery. Used for British coronations since the late 14th century, ...