Stacker compiled a list highlighting 28 LGBTQ+ people who made a mark on history, referencing articles, personal letters, and books.

Four tentative agreements were reached with the teachers' union this week, but salary discussions continue as educators work under expired contracts.

Joy was in the air Wednesday morning, as Mobile leaders broke ground on a project that invests in historic neighborhoods, ...

Detroiters will be treated to an exclusive “first look” at the iconic ballet Firebird . The company will host masterclasses, ...

“Revolutionary America 1775-1783,” reads the blue and gold marker. “Cudjo Banquante, early black business owner granted ...

Rep. Charles Diggs was a dogged fighter of racial exclusion and discrimination, though his tenure in office would end in scandal.

We're worried. In the United States, for example, 43% of adults felt more anxious in 2024 than they did the previous year, up ...

Morehouse College Dean Lawrence Edward Carter Sr. is reflecting on his legacy before retirement. As a teenager, he was ...

Bernie Sanders is in Indiana to accept an award named after the Terre Haute-born labor leader and presidential candidate ...

A renowned Loveland sculptor and a woman who grew up here but now lives in France are working together to honor Joséphine ...

For decades, Democrats have abided by norms Republicans systematically discarded. They have no choice now but to fight back ...

There was a time when I believed the future would be kinder. My generation, born too late for Vietnam and the draft, came of age to the Beatles and the intoxicating notion that progress was inevitable ...