MANCHESTER, N.H. — A man accused of killing his grandmother with a hammer in September has filed a notice to plead insanity. Joshua Lanchester was indicted on a charge of second-degree murder in ...

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Some attribute it to famed physicist Albert Einstein. While Einstein is a fount of wisdom who’s come up with some pretty memorable quotes, the insanity definition isn’t one of them.

Remember the Insanity workout DVDs from late-night TV ads? It turns 15 years old this year. So I tried the Insanity workout — and here's what I thought.

A 1920s doctor with a phony insanity cure was hailed as a hero. It’s a cautionary tale for today. A combination of self-delusion and self-righteousness is a surefire way for experts to lose our ...

The book is “Madness: Race and Insanity in a Jim Crow Asylum” and Antonia Hylton is Peabody and Emmy-Award winning journalist at NBC News. We welcome her to the RT this morning.

UPDATED: February 1, 2024 at 11:04 AM EST When the first patients — 12 of them — arrived at Maryland’s Hospital for the Negro Insane in 1911, the asylum had yet to be built.

The author examines how, in the early 1900s, patients were forced to build their own asylum and how racism prescribed cruelty at Crownsville. Maryland's notorious facility made beatings and ...

In Antonia Hylton’s book, "Madness," the NBC News correspondent shares the story of a mental health facility in Maryland that once housed up to 2,700 Black patients.