What to read this July, from a dark satire on war journalism to a memoir told in verse - BOOKS OF THE MONTH: Martin Chilton ...

In 1865, Congress passes the 13th Amendment. The war ends, Lincoln is assassinated and the states ratify the amendment later ...

CIA officer behind a Gaza mercenary firm once advised a defence contractor whose owner enjoyed close ties to UAE and ...

It said on June 13: “Ongoing hostilities in the region and between Israel and Iran could escalate quickly and pose security ...

EXCLUSIVE: Peter Sellers biographer Robert Ross has given his insight into the famously troubled comedy legend ...

Humanitarian aid has long served as cover for Israeli crimes. Under the Geneva Conventions, an occupying force ...

These are some of the most insightful history books to add to your reading list. "Hands up all who know when Tsarist Russia ...

Summer is now in full swing, and that means it's a good time to restock your TBR so that you're well-equipped for vacations, ...

Here’s our list of the 10 best Superman comics to read before James Gunn introduces us to a brand new Man of Steel ...

An unidentified North Korean man crossed the heavily fortified land border separating the two Koreas and is in South Korean custody, the South’s military said ...

The Soldier and the Revolutionary War” opened June 7 on the Army’s 250th birthday. It has artifacts never before displayed ...

Captain America should be the most jingoistic superhero. But on this July Fourth, it's good to remember that he, like America ...