When the monarchy was restored, the reckoning began. Thomas Harrison — one of the men who had signed Charles I’s death warrant — was dragged before a crowd and sentenced to the most brutal punishment ...

Cookbook author Lauren Chambers offers a recipe for a quick, high-protein lunch that uses crisp romaine leaves to hold a chopped chicken salad. The recipe takes about 20 minutes and needs no cooking.

Cookbook author Lauren Chambers offers a recipe for a quick, high-protein lunch that uses crisp romaine leaves to hold a ...

We talk about empires like they are thunder. But much of history is jewelry. A clasp. A chain. A woman fastening beauty at ...

This episode explores the punishment known as “hanged, drawn and quartered,” historically used in England for those convicted of high treason. The sentence was designed not only to execute but to send ...

It’s Lent, which means — at least if you learned the way MT and I did, from religious sisters in full habits throughout grade school — we have seven consecutive meatless Fridays that began last week.

Audiences will be entertained when the dark, surreal comedy, “Mr. Marmalade,” brings humor and heavy topics to SUNY Cortland this week. The play, written by Noah Haidle, explores the imaginative world ...

Historian John Stow claimed that Henry VIII had around 70,000 people executed (although this is believed to be an exaggerated number), but it was near the thousands, including the execution of 67-year ...

The City of London has some of the best old boozers in the country, from sprawling Victorian gin palaces to squat little ...

Bridgwater’s royal history explored as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is arrested; from Civil War divisions, anti-slavery petitions to notable ...

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Cookbook author Lauren Chambers offers a recipe for a quick, high-protein lunch that uses crisp romaine leaves to hold a ...