Bell, Debra
Articles by Bell, Debra
In the late 1970s, military enlistment qualifications became the same for men and women.
On May 2, 2011, the world’s most wanted terrorist was hunted down in Pakistan.
A forgettable film called 'Bwana Devil' changed cinema forever.
Nearly every president since Taft has tossed the first pitch on opening day.
In 1967, the Supreme Court legalized interracial marriage.
"The Rock" lives on in the annals of history and the public's continued fascination with the prison.
Lots of past winners are up for awards again this year.
A leading sociologist at Harvard assured readers that they need not worry about the British invasion.
The former New York City mayor was a colorful personality and frequent subject in the U.S. News archives.
In 1956, U.S. News examined the Montgomery bus boycott, with remarks from Martin Luther King, Jr.
