A filmmaker is documenting Bill Clements, the self-made oilman whose 1978 victory broke Democrats' century-long hold on the Texas Governor's Mansion and helped reshape state politics.

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The US midterm elections are approaching.I started watching the documentary film 'American Chaos,' which depicts the 2016 ...

None of this is normal. We are betraying other countries but also our own history and culture. I always wondered what ...

Author George Saunders and composer Missy Mazzoli visit the crypt that inspired "Lincoln in the Bardo," a novel turned opera ...

Jack Faxon Supports Collections Care and Development The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art has announced a donation from former Michigan senator Jack Faxon (1936–2020). The donation ...

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Horror aficionados can catch "Clayface," DC's first R-rated horror movie, in time for Halloween or wait for 6 of these ...

The National, a newspaper from Abu Dhabi, publishes a report on the Arab House of Havana, documenting the Levantine ...

A “fiercely proud Clevelander,” Ascherman is one of the last masters of large-format photography and the platinum printing ...