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Excavations of a Victorian workhouse in London reveal the harsh realities faced by the destitute, shedding light on social issues that resonate today.
Archives.gov offers a comprehensive overview of genealogy resources and tools, including the National Archives Catalog and Access to Archival Databases, presented by Sarah Swanson.
Claire Kluskens discusses how thousands of civilian employees supported the Union Army during the American Civil War, focusing on their often-overlooked roles.
Harvard University researchers Danielle Allen and Emily Sneff discuss the identification of a second parchment manuscript of the Declaration of Independence in Chichester, England.
Five justices of the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2007 that the EPA must regulate greenhouse gases, marking a significant shift in environmental law.
