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For centuries, America's identity was shaped by the frontier, the promise of new horizons and the freedom to begin again. Now, with no wilderness left to conquer and no shared myth to unite it, the nation turns inward, struggling to rediscover ...

After years on the bench, William Glossop has turned from legal judgements to literary ones. A former judge and heritage advocate, he brings both authority and candour to his new Heritage Shell Guide to Derbyshire. The book celebrates stately homes,

More than thirty years after Terminator 2, artificial intelligence has begun to mirror our own deceit and impatience. Transformation architect Vendan Kumararajah argues that the boundary between human and machine thinking is starting to disappear.

BBC's The Celebrity Traitors isn't just a game show - it's a gripping psychological experiment with the added drama of medieval cloaks and castle intrigue.

Weeks of sordid revelations about Prince Andrew have seen the Royal family's popularity plummeting - so is there a future for them or is this finally the beginning of the end?

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Once the world's model of civic restraint, the United States now teeters on the edge of authoritarianism, warns Mike Bedenbaugh. Here, the U.S political analyst traces how the corrosion of republican virtue, fuelled by vengeance and spectacle, has in ...

As we move through October, we reach the day - Monday 13th - chosen each year to mark Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day (or, Secondary Breast Cancer Day) when we remember that over 61,000 people in the UK are currently living with the disease ...

As Europe sees mass street protests and political polarisation, historian Dr Linda Parker traces how the conditions that once gave rise to Mosley's fascists are re-emerging - and why Britain must not forget the lesson of Cable Street.