It seems men can't stop thinking about the Roman Empire—or at least that's what the latest social media craze suggests. Over 1 billion people have viewed a TikTok video with the hashtag #RomanEmpire, ...

Everyone has their weird obsession, but why do so many men seem to share the same fixation on ancient Rome? There's an old online joke that posits that when men, mainly straight men, reach middle-age ...

There are very few people who know more about the history of ancient Rome than Mike Duncan. The creator and host of the tremendously popular History of Rome podcast, which first aired between 2007 and ...

Roman men probably didn’t think about their step count, and they didn’t need a Fitbit to cover a lot of ground. When I heard about the daily step count of Roman men, I was curious. I recently ...

Tyler O'Neil is senior editor at The Daily Signal and the author of two books: "Making Hate Pay: The Corruption of the Southern Poverty Law Center," and "The Woketopus: The Dark Money Cabal ...

A viral trend on the video sharing app involves women asking the men in their lives how often they think about ancient Rome. In the videos, women are shocked to discover that men seem to think about ...

Ask the dudes in your life how often they think about the Roman Empire. You might be surprised to learn the answer: often and regularly. That's what TikTokker @paige.elysee discovered earlier this ...

The chariot races and gladiator fights of the Roman Empire haven’t, apparently, been totally lost to the ages. A new TikTok trend is pulling back the curtains shrouding the minds of boyfriends, ...

Ladies, ask the men in your life how often they think about the Roman Empire — the answer might surprise you. In a new TikTok trend, women describe discovering that their partners and male friends ...

The Roman Empire might be long gone, but that doesn't stop countless men from thinking about it weekly or even daily, at least judging by a new TikTok trend. Over the past few weeks, TikTok users and ...

If I know anything about men, it’s that when they’re not thinking about the Roman Empire, they’re imagining how easily they could land a passenger plane without training. Or at least, that’s what the ...