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Following are some of the ideas and activities that have emerged out of our years of homeschooling.

What are we to make of Abraham Lincoln? This larger-than-life figure casts an enduring shadow over American history. With the release of "The Intimate World of Abraham Lincoln" by C. A. Tripp, a new question has emerged as a matter of historical...

The Philippines’ Catriona Gray won last night’s Miss Universe pageant. Steve Harvey hosted the event again; competitors from ninety-four countries and territories participated. Among them was Spain’s Angela Ponce. She earned the title of Miss...

In today’s polarized world, extreme Left and Right ideologies often twist history to fit their agendas, losing sight of the real complexities behind events and people. Both sides simplify history to promote narratives, making it harder to see the...

Pope John Paul II was buried Friday following a funeral ceremony at the Vatican attended by 300,000 people in St Peter's Square -- including presidents, prime ministers and royalty -- and another 700,000 crowded into surrounding streets.

The cultural standard of being a woman isn’t the only voice we have to listen to. There are centuries of women in church history who have paved the way and brought meaning to being a godly woman. 

The Washington Post calls it “the most shocking moment in Oscars history.” One TV critic called it “an Oscar moment that will live forever in clip-reel infamy.”

Carey Kinsolving interviews children about their ideas of how first-century churches differed from modern day churches.

One of the year’s best family movies, Hugo ends as an engaging film-history lesson but also taps into deeper human emotions.

Palestinians are petitioning UNESCO to recognize several Judeo-Christian biblical sites as their own Muslim holy places.

Perhaps their silence is part of what makes the Greatest Generation – exactly that: the Greatest Generation. It is our duty, not theirs, to collect and preserve their story. That is the reason we establish memorial days and create memorial...

So many people have asked me how my co-ops work that I am writing this article, albeit somewhat reluctantly. Why reluctantly? Because this is only one example of the thousands of ways in which a history co-op might function.

In 2011, a wildlife photographer named David Slater was on assignment in Indonesia. A seven-year-old crested macaque named Naruto happened upon his camera and snapped a photo of himself.

Please read these names slowly: Bernice and Sylvan Simon, brothers Cecil and David Rosenthal, Rose Mallinger, Joyce Fienberg, Richard Gottfried, Jerry Rabinowitz, Daniel Stein, Melvin Wax, and Irving Younger.