Tim Gebhart·Mar 29, 2022The Prison Inmate Who’s Spent 40 Years Filing Hundreds of LawsuitsEven the U.S. Supreme Court has tried to slow him downA response icon1A response icon1
Tim Gebhart·Mar 15, 2022Six Horrible Deaths of Early Christian MartyrsWere the persecutors or the writers more imaginative?
Tim Gebhart·Mar 11, 2022The Role of Treachery in and after the Fall of the Roman EmpireWhere would history be without betrayal and murder?A response icon1A response icon1
InExploring HistorybyTim Gebhart·Jan 28, 2022How a Murder and Lynching Helped Create Cambridge UniversityEarly 13th-century events led members of Oxford University to fleeA response icon2A response icon2
Tim Gebhart·Jan 23, 2022World’s Outer Space Treaty Came 55 Years AgoFirst and largest nuclear detonation in space played a roleA response icon1A response icon1
Tim Gebhart·Jan 16, 2022The Woman Who Broke the News of World War IIClare Hollingworth scooped the world on the invasion of Poland
Tim Gebhart·Jan 13, 2022Loco Lawsuits: Fan wants NY Jets and NY Giants renamed — and $6 billionLawsuit objects to teams playing home games in New JerseyA response icon1A response icon1
Tim Gebhart·Jan 11, 2022State Department Hindered Efforts to Rescue Jews from the NazisScathing Treasury Department report prompted action by President RooseveltA response icon1A response icon1
InExploring HistorybyTim Gebhart·Dec 31, 2021How a Benedictine Abbey’s Charter Changed MonasticismCluny Abbey’s original charters contained some remarkable provisions
Tim Gebhart·Dec 30, 2021Four Unusual Papal LegendsTales about popes can tend toward the fantasticA response icon2A response icon2
