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Jun 20, 2019Stonehenge Has Attracted Summer Solstice Visitors for Centuries, But Some Historians Worry About Its FutureHISTORYby Julia Webster
Jun 19, 2019She Was Born Into Slavery, Was a Spy and Is Celebrated as a Hero—But We're Missing the Point of the 'Mary Bowser' StoryHISTORYby Lois Leveen
Jun 18, 2019The House Hearing on Slavery Reparations Is Part of a Long History. Here's What to Know on the Idea's Tireless Early AdvocatesHISTORYby Arica L. Coleman
Jun 18, 2019Why Pete Buttigieg's Theory About Secretly Gay Presidents Is ComplicatedHISTORYby Jasmine Aguilera
Jun 17, 2019How TIME’s Reporting on Gay Life in America Shaped—and Skewed—a Generation’s AttitudesHISTORYby Eric Marcus
Jun 14, 2019President Trump Said He Would Take Foreign Campaign Help. Here's What Past Candidates Did in That SituationHISTORYby Lily Rothman
Jun 14, 2019Judaism and Christianity Both Rely on the Hebrew Bible. Why Do They Interpret It So Differently?HISTORYby John Barton
Jun 13, 2019President Trump Invoked Executive Privilege. Here's the History of That Presidential PowerHISTORYby Olivia B. Waxman
Jun 11, 2019Americans and Brits Have Been Fighting Over the English Language for Centuries. Here’s How It StartedHISTORYby Peter Martin
Jun 10, 2019Paternity Testing Had a Long History Before Today’s DNA Kits. The Science Hasn’t Always Matched the HypeHISTORYby Nara B. Milanich
Jun 5, 2019What’s the Most Accurate D-Day Movie? Here’s What 3 Movies Got Right—and WrongHISTORYby Olivia B. Waxman
