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Reagan Offers a Lesson for Biden on Iran

By Matthew Frakes / Made by History

A Forgotten School Integration

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How the World Got Hooked on Sugar

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America's Border Wall is Bipartisan

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A Lesson From the History of Rhodesia

A small white minority seized control of Rhodesia in 1965. Tacit support and weak condemnations extended the regime and its harms.

By Elizabeth Schmidt / Made by History

The Damage Done by Political Outsiders

By convincing Americans government was corrupt and incompetent, their rhetoric made it impossible to deliver programs voters want.

By Henry M. J. Tonks / Made by History

The Problem With 'Moral Clarity'

While condemning terrorism should be a no-brainer, moral clarity has not guaranteed sound U.S. counterterrorism policies.

By Joseph Stieb / Made by History

How France Made NBA History—Before 'Wemby'

A storied French connection to U.S. basketball comes into view.

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Public Opinion May Decide Amazon's Fate

In the 1920s, electricity monopolies survived an antitrust investigation because they had won over the public.

By Daniel Robert / Made by History

Why the Right Wants to Take Over Colleges

The right has had qualms about universities since the 1930s.

By Lauren Lassabe Shepherd / Made by History

History Behind the GOP Speaker Search

The chaos in the House of Representatives is the culmination of a seven-decade project to reshape conservatism.

By Matthew Dallek / Made by History

The Ongoing Lesson of Travis King

So long as racism exists at home, it will hurt the U.S. in the international arena.

By Suzanne Enzerink / Made by History

A Lesson From the Origins of Hamas

The more militant Hamas emerged when Israel was focused on fighting the Palestine Liberation Organization in the 1980s.

By Ibrahim Al-Marashi / Made by History

How Disney Made It to 100

The secret is in the storytelling.

By Peter C. Kunze / Made by History

How the Suburbs Shaped American Music

The musical culture of the New York metropolitan area, combined with themes of suburban life, suffuse the legends' music.

By Jim Cullen / Made by History

Nazi Immigration to U.S. Has Been Erased

The recent incident in the Canadian House of Commons is a reminder that the past is still very much alive—even if it is aging.

By Claire E. Aubin / Made by History

The Influence of Right-Wing Textbooks

Conservative curricula are being pushed into tax-funded history classrooms.

By Adam Laats / Made by History

FBI Didn't Learn From MLK Surveillance

The bureau claims to have learned a lesson from its treatment of the civil rights leader, but it still deploys similar tactics.

By Lerone A. Martin and Jeanne Theoharis / Made by History

American Schools Are Abandoning Books

Book bans aren't the only threat to literature in American classrooms.

By Jonna Perrillo and Andrew Newman / Made by History

We Already Know How to Address Child Poverty

The history of Head Start shows that child poverty is a choice.

By Michelle Bezark / Made by History
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