Josh Levin

It all might have been different without one night in 1977. A scandal followed—and, five decades later, no one agrees on what happened.

In 1990, one of the great forgotten acts of American subterfuge unfolded. It involved Pizza Hut.

A dark mystery shocked America in the early 1990s, from prime-time shows to Congress. It’s largely been forgotten. It shouldn’t be.

Anita Bryant’s legacy is not what she hoped—but her destructive message lives on.

In the 1970s, Ronald Reagan villainized a Chicago woman for bilking the government. Her other sins were far worse.