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Candidates crisscross the country with relative ease these days, but back in 1948, a real train whistle ruled a whistle-stop campaign. That year the…

The bond between Kansas City and Amarillo, Texas may be stronger than you think. A train that ran between the two cities led to the shaping of cultures,…

Activist and author Irene Tinker has spent more than 60 years of her life researching women's contributions to homes and societies all over the world.…

The kidnapping of a red-headed, half-Irish, half-Mexican Arizona boy was the unlikely impetus for the longest war in American history, says historian Paul…

War is bloody, tragic and violent, but it also has benefits for society—even if it doesn’t feel that way when the bullets are flying.On Tuesday's Up to…

Has America created a culture of sexual violence? We talk about how this country’s social norms sanction rape and the role that men have in solving this…

You can post just about anything you want on the internet, but when it comes to e-commerce, the online world is dominated by a few major players.On…

On this Thursday's Central Standard, one of the most acclaimed South African novelists of our time, Zakes Mda.The New York Times Book Review has…

In what is typically a very divided legislative hall, Missouri lawmakers submitted on Dec. 6, a overwhelmingly bipartisan proposal to offer aerospace…

If you heard or saw a crime happening, what would you do? The people who heard Kitty Genovese scream as she was murdered didn’t do anything, in a famous…