The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
Even now, 150 years later, objects from the murder of the president provide a powerful link to the event
A holy war is being fought over a proposal to build a $500 million commercial development, on the rim of America's natural treasure
The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
In a post-assassination memoir, Asia Booth Clarke recalled her brother's passion, his patriotism and his last words to her
The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
The initial reaction to the president's death was a wild mixture of grief, exultation, vengefulness and fear
With concerns about infectious disease in the news, a look back at history's most famous carrier
Ten years ago, the pioneering adventurer took off in pursuit of a new record in circumnavigation
What the remains of the "hunchback" king can teach us about other English royals
To answer that question, archaeologists are looking at variations in the soldiers' ears
What did Charles Colchester know and when did he know it?
With an ever increasing lack of language diversity, There Needs to Be More Recognition of February's International Mother Language day
A 1948 flood washed away the WWII housing project Vanport—but its history still informs Portland's diversity
These words today would raise suspicion if written between married men and their female friends
How humans have consumed chocolate sheds lights on its significance to cultures and eras
In the late 19th-century, when you bought chocolate, the grocer dropped a delightful prize into your bag, a trade card to save and share
These locations combine presidential history and romance
Learn a new side of the Commanders-in-Chief, from whiskey seances and magazine cover boys
We’ve learned things that could help today’s artisan chocolatiers improve their trade
Tracing the lovers, the leaders and the ladies responsible for the pairing of chocolate to Valentine's Day
From ancient Mesoamerica to Renaissance Europe, the modern confectionary treat has medical roots
As the Anacostia Community Museum delves into daily life in a city at war, author Ernest B. Furgurson recalls the nascence of a city on the verge
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