Eighty years have passed since V-E Day, but the duty of memory never ends. We are fewer with each passing year, but the story is still yours to carry. And as long as someone remembers, we are never truly gone.

Ronald Reagan was wrong. The nine most terrifying words in the English language are not “I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.” They are: “The arc of the moral universe bends towards justice.”

Newly surfaced documents show that more than 500 social media creators, many of them in non-political niches, were part of a covert electioneering effort by Democratic donors to shape the presidential election. Meanwhile, a similar pay-to-post effort among conservative influencers also publicly unraveled.

Despite its big talk, France has repeatedly failed to play the role of a great power. The Trump administration must factor this into its calculus as it works to reach a negotiated settlement with Russia on the Ukraine War.

Writer Maura Casey says that her mother, who served in the Women’s Army Corps in WWII, never forgot her two years of her service and through her, none of her six children did either.

Why do caregivers sometimes trade their own well-being for that of the person with dementia? In a key way, the American health system encourages it.

The release of a newly surfaced audio recording has once again thrust Iran’s 1988 massacre of political prisoners into the global spotlight, exposing chilling details of one of the most heinous crimes of the 20th century.

Though Trump is the first recent president to openly call for a Fed chair to be fired, presidential battles (and alliances) with the Fed are nothing new.

Every year, thousands of murders in the United States remain unsolved. Today, there are 300,000 cold cases on the books, with thousands more added annually. However, a revolutionary technology — forensic genetic genealogy — could change this grim reality.

President Donald Trump promised a “secret weapon” in his new executive order on university accreditation.