Greg Mitchell

On William W. Watt’s experience in the aftermath of nuclear devastation.

Executives feared their newsreel footage would “cause riots and mass hysteria.”

Before Christopher Nolan’s "Oppenheimer," the world nearly got Ayn Rand’s "Tribute to Free Enterprise."

Popular culture and social critique through Rogers' writing and Guthrie's songs.

Decades ago, labor protests, picketing and strikes often led to violent confrontations between activists and police, although that almost never happens today.

A companion to a new PBS film, "The Memorial Day Massacre," the first oral history exploring the murder of 10 workers in Chicago.

Revisiting John Hersey's groundbreaking "Hiroshima."