I was optimistic about taking the 3-year-old on his first camping trip. I hadn't realized until the day of the trip that it ...

According to the ancient Roman calendar, the new year originally began in March. This meant the ides marked the first full moon of the year ...

There is an old warning that echoes through history--Beware the Ides of March. Not because of the date itself, but because of what it represents: a moment when things long hidden rise to the ...

Before the Ides of March made him a martyr, Julius Caesar pulled off one of history's greatest military feats—outnumbered, ...

While a foreign war costing an estimated $1 billion a-day throws energy markets into disarray, further disrupting a tariff-tossed U.S. economy, Washington threatens gridlock games.

Before any history buffs hit me with an “Um, actually…” I just want to get out in front and say I’m aware the “Ides of March” is technically meant to be the time around March 15. Julius Caesar, ever ...

This article was originally published on www.fansided.com as Why is it called March Madness? The improbable story behind the ...

The Ides of March came and went with less drama than in 44 B.C., when Julius Caesar was assassinated. Nevertheless, 2,070 years on, there was a reason to beware mid-March ...

Avon, to wit, Lord William Shakespeare, or perhaps rather ldquo;Sir rdquo; William Shalespeare rsquo;s eponymous dramaturgical classic titled ldquo;Julius Caesar, rdquo; the increasingly vaultingly ...

Produced in bite-sized chunks, with scenes meant to distract, delight, and entertain, shoppers and patrons of the Village of Grand Traverse Commons will have the opportunity to ...