‘Faces of COVID’ is an online destination that allows Americans to mourn national tragedy together
A year after contracting the deadly virus, Karen Nascembeni still battles its aftereffects
'Wedding industrial complex’ benefits from societal pressure to get married
Study finds those most likely to embrace conspiracy thinking are less inquisitive and often exhibit narcissistic tendencies
Once their husband becomes president, they're expected to represent the nation and look good while doing it
Americans expect presidential spouses to be warm, motherly figures, but history shows first ladies can also have considerable political impact on national life
America’s latest first lady, Jill Biden, is breaking with tradition as the first presidential spouse to keep her job while in the White House
Historians call for national reckoning after assault on the US Capitol
Framers of the Constitution did not design a direct democracy where all Americans would get to vote on all issues
Every four years, the US pauses for the peaceful transfer of power as a new president is sworn into office
Departing president is moved out and the executive mansion is cleaned and prepped
Staff has just a few hours to move one first family out and another one in
Tradition rather than the Constitution makes it difficult for US leaders to overstay their welcome
Founding Fathers gave American presidents lots of leeway in granting clemency
Pastor is also the first African American Democrat to represent a Southern state
Most vulnerable residents, schools and minority-run businesses could be hardest hit by COVID-19
800 structures converted into apartments over the past decade
New food processing techniques went from military to mainstream
A history of American culture as seen through its eateries
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