In 1925, a small-town trial became a national spectacle, pitting faith against science. Here's what to know about the lasting ...

Bryan, a populist politician and fundamentalist champion, helped the prosecution in the famous Scopes Monkey Trial, which took place 100 years ago this July in Dayton, Tennessee.

But Ham wants to succeed where he believes William Jennings Bryan failed. Bryan — a populist secretary of State, congressman, three-time presidential hopeful and fundamentalist champion ...

In the rolling hills of northern Kentucky, a colossal structure rises, a testament to one man's unwavering belief in the literal truth of the Bible: a full-scale replica of Noah's Ark. Ken Ham ...

Bryan, a populist politician and fundamentalist champion, helped the prosecution in the famous Scopes Monkey Trial, which took place 100 years ago this July in Dayton, Tennessee.

Bryan, a populist politician and fundamentalist champion, helped the prosecution in the famous Scopes Monkey Trial, which took place 100 years ago this July in Dayton, Tennessee.

WILLIAMSTOWN, Ky. — As the colossal replica of the biblical Noah’s Ark rises incongruously from the countryside of northern Kentucky, Ken Ham gives the presentation he’s often repeated. The ...

J ust beneath the surface of Beaver Lake near Rogers are the ruins of Monte Ne. A popular resort town during the early 1900s, Monte Ne’s story is deeply entwined with the hubris of its founder, ...

There are two original portraits of William Jennings Bryan, the “inherent populist” who was the Democrat’s presidential nominee in 1896, 1900, and 1908.

When he ran successfully for President, in 1896, he was still a supporter of high tariffs—his Democratic opponent, William Jennings Bryan, had called for less restrictive policies—but his ...