From Augustus Caesar to Xerxes I ... de La Fayette (try saying that five times as fast after a few beers) had a real penchant for revolution. Not only did the Marquis fight for the Continental ...

An aspiring dictator, fueled by popular resentment, overthrows a failing republic. We've seen this show before ...

Augustus, a man meticulous about his public image and about consolidating power as the first emperor of Rome, had rather simple tastes regarding food. This recipe from the first century makes a ...

Among those battling the elements was Daniel Augustus, who carded a 5-over par 75 to finish the day at 9-over par and in a tie for 35th place. Augustus began his round on the challenging back nine ...

Kim Mulkey was so incensed after a technical foul that she slapped a clipboard out of the hands of LSU legend and assistant coach Seimone Augustus. Yes. Kim was so heated about a flopping foul ...

Consumption taxes and income taxes are first recorded in Rome, from Julius and Augustus Caesar, in the first century B.C. So, there’s nothing new here. Modern taxes on wealth are primarily ...

Augustus, the adopted son of Julius Caesar, had been commemorated by the Romans as the first and greatest of their emperors: a ruler who laid the vast edifice of Roman power on such solid and ...

Consumption taxes and income taxes are first recorded in Rome, from Julius and Augustus Caesar, in the first century B.C. So, there’s nothing new here. Modern taxes on wealth are primarily ...

The official's explanation did little to calm the coach, who then smashed the clipboard out of the hands of assistant coach Seimone Augustus. Augustus, who played at LSU in the early 2000s ...

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