The tangled tragedy of Mary, Queen of Scots
Over the past four-plus centuries, Mary’s reputation has waxed and waned. A movie due out this year should put a positive spin on it
Over the past four-plus centuries, Mary’s reputation has waxed and waned. A movie due out this year should put a positive spin on it
There are plenty of instances of foreign influence, including in Canada. Why is it okay for Kennedy and Obama but not Putin?
It’s still a stretch to believe he could have become president in 1972 or later, given his beliefs and the circumstances of the time
Caryl Chessman won eight stays of execution until the gas chamber finally caught up with him on May, 2, 1960
There’s no evidence the tribal loyalty of the past can exist today. And today’s financial limits will ultimately handicap any government
Surprisingly, post-Black Death populations tended to live longer and enjoy better health and standards of living
On the 50th anniversary of his assassination, a close look at the facts suggests another Kennedy president was unlikely
The American president’s loathing for nuclear weapons and his desire to see new freedoms in the Soviet Union framed his trip
A stunning 94% of Britain’s richest made their money themselves. Land ownership no longer holds the keys to the kingdom
