Later, Reilly made some other appearances for his film Heads or Tails?, in which he plays mid-1800s American showman Buffalo Bill. The film premiered in the Un Certain Regard section of the ...

In this version of the familiar story, we are whisked away to the 1800s American West. The sparring young men are now gun-touting cowboys, the ball is a barn dance, and the soundtrack is all banjo ...

This isn't a policy achievement for the American people. It is a punishment. This editorial is a collaboration between the Austin American-Statesman and San Antonio Express-News editorial boards.

The organization of Maine's 2' gauge lore has been building an all-new coach since 2017. Coach No. 9 is a replica of one of two wooden coaches originally built as a three-car train set for the ...

but there is also a responsibility to constantly examine and evaluate our minds and hearts to make sure we are walking on the narrow path of purity and obedience. Are we spending time each day in ...

Today, American universities are research powerhouses because of public investment. But it wasn’t always like this; before the late 1800s, American universities broadly served to educate ...

Stephanie Coontz, a historian of marriage and family life, told me that through the early 1800s, American boys got “reinforcement for being loving and kind” and had “really tight bonds ...

U.S. News Insider Tip: Don't miss Wharf Street in Old Port, which has an eclectic mix of bars and restaurants along its pedestrian-only cobblestone street. Try Street & Co.'s upscale seafood, The ...

In the late 1800s, American industry was booming with the rise of factories and mass production, leading to increased demand for labor. However, the workers who made it all possible were facing ...

Celebrating 200 years of passenger railways, the Narrow Gauge Railway Society will hold its AGM near the historic Talyllyn Railway, the birthplace of railway preservation. To celebrate 200 years of ...

Beginning in the late 1940s, the white picket fence became synonymous with the American Dream ... In the late 1800s, developers of newfangled “suburbs” briefly made the borderless front ...