Arts & Culture
The Halsted Athena unveiled to the public after almost 300 years
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An extraordinary Roman statue of Athena returns to public display after being held in a private collection for nearly 300 years.
Culture
Research appears to confirm Roman astonishment of Empowered Celtic women
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New DNA research reveals that Iron Age Britain may have had a matrilocal society, where land passed through female lines and husbands joined wives’ communities. the findings support historical accounts of empowered Celtic women, reshaping our understanding of ancient social structures.
News
Lawmaker seeks to exonerate the victims of the less known Maryland Witch Trials
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Like similar efforts in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Scotland, a legislator in Maryland is introducing a bill to exonerate the victims of the state’s lesser-known witchcraft trials.
Editorial
Editorial: Attacks on pornography are attacks on free speech – and Paganism
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TWH’s editor-in-chief, Manny Tejeda y Moreno, examines a set of new laws in states like Florida and Texas that purport to protect children from the dangers of pornography, but in reality are new fronts in Christian Dominionism’s war on freedom of expression.
News
LA Fires claim Theosophical Society building and archives
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Multiple reports say that the building housing the Theosophical Society of America in Los Angeles has been destroyed along with the majority of its artifacts by the devastating fires.