From the scapegoating of communities to widespread detention, some Japanese Americans fear that the U.S. is repeating past ...

His father was locked in a horse stall at Tanforan in 1942. Now Donald Tamaki says he's watching history repeat.

By Faisal Kutty In 1944, as the United States Supreme Court upheld Fred Korematsu's conviction for violating the military order excluding Japanese Am ...

Opinion: It may come as a surprise to my readers, but I am not a big fan of "common sense," especially when it's used in an ...

The lineup of this year’s "Jeopardy!" Masters final was almost a repeat of last year’s — and the year before.

Jan. 3, 2027. This adrenaline-fueled exhibition reveals the real science behind extraordinary athletic performance. Visitors will explore the psychology, physics and physiology behind high-risk ...

U.S. 81 (1943), was a United States Supreme Court case in holding that the application of curfews against members of a minority group was constitutional when the nation was at war with the country ...

In 1942, Fred Korematsu said “no,” and took a stand against the federal government. Korematsu is one of four men who defied the government executive order 9066, which established concentration camps ...

Twelve one‑vote rulings that show just how breakable American freedom has always been.

Was there a repeat winner?