THE AMBROSE EHIRIM FILES

He Didn’t Know What A Sonnet Was. Now He’s Won A Major Poetry Prize.

U.S. Struggles For Influence In West Africa As Military Juntas Rise

Barbra Streisand’s Memoir Is Long And Dishy. Here Are The Highlights.

How German Artists Helped The Nation Remake Itself After Hitler

Kerry Washington’s Memoir Reveals A Major Family Secret

U.S.-Israel Visa Deal Could Give Some Palestinians New Freedom Of Movement

Dick Clark, Iowa Senator Who Shaped Policy In Africa, Dies At 95

What My 1960s U.S. History Class Taught Me About Slavery — And Life

U.S. Seeks To Balance Security And Human Rights In Turbulent West Africa

At ‘Ground Zero’ For Slavery, A New Museum Helps Rewrite History