“Here’s the border,” he says, “and on the other side is a wonderful view of nothing.” A stunning network of walls, rivers, desert forts, and mountain watchtowers marks Rome’s limit ...

WFP said it has enough food pre-positioned along the borders to feed over a million for three months. Read more at ...

Barbarian peoples—Swabians, Vandals, Alans, Visigoths, Franks, and Burgundians—cross the border into the Western Roman Empire to settle. At times they put themselves at the service of Rome.

When you build arches, it's like advertising to the enemy: Here is our aqueduct. As Rome grew and the borders spread 1,000 miles away, that was no longer a concern. They weren't worried about the ...

Widespread use of paved roads, aqueducts, building cement, and not to mention Christianity, were all developed within the borders of the great Roman Empire. As the old adage goes, "Rome wasn't ...

WFP said in a statement that it has enough food pre-positioned along the borders — and on its way to Gaza — to feed over a ...

Anthony Brindisi, whose 22nd Congressional District includes Rome Lab, said he believes it would pose a bigger threat to national security to divert money from the lab to the border wall.