No one had ever launched, landed and relaunched a rocket into space until the company's historic achievement
To pull off one of their most daring videos, they needed a borrowed Russian transport jet, spreadsheets and calculus, and a lot of motion-sickness medicine
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These men risked their lives for the U.S. military. Now many would like to come to America but are stranded — and in danger
The president promised peace with Indians — and covertly hatched the plot that provoked one of the bloodiest conflicts in the West
A mysterious package holds long-lost correspondence from a young Union infantryman
See the world on a whole different spectrum
A scholar makes the intriguing case that Adams gossiped about the relationship years before the news erupted in public
Writing under pseudonyms, the so-called girl stunt reporters of the late 19th century played a major role in exposing the nation's ills
The authors of the children's book series fled wartime France with the manuscript tied to their bikes
Researchers reveal how bats turn echolocation signals into a 3-D image of moving prey
In an exclusive interview, a retired FBI agent who posed as a KGB officer finally spills the beans about his greatest sting operations
Flight instructor Cornelia Fort faced a close call on that infamous day, but her plane was thought to have been lost to history
Sister Blandina Segale showed true grit while caring for orphans and outlaws in New Mexico
The massive structure, running 35.4 miles through the Alps, begins full operations this December
The story of tracking a legendary feline named El Jefe through the Arizona mountains
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On an island in Florida, a rare wild rodent faces a dangerous, feline threat
A celebrated architect goes out on a limb with a bold new take on building tall
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