At Paris' Zadkine Museum, explore vibrant photos of the pre-Soviet Russian Empire
As the 2014 season opens in Australia, they are really only following in the footsteps of the Giants and the White Sox from 100 years ago
Strong and brave, the Amazons were a force to be reckoned with in Greek mythology—but did the fierce female warriors really exist?
Remembering the failed plot undertaken by a lone gunman
Genghis Khan—and his army of men on horseback—benefitted from boom in grasslands
The Russian czarina attempted to show the West she was an Enlightened despot, her policies said otherwise
Conflicts drove the human population deep into protected areas, satellite maps reveal
A major new exhibition is reviving the Norse seafarers’ iconic image as rampagers and pillagers
The great chess champion brings his knowledge to the games of Sochi, global politics and computer intelligence
Haunting images of a war-torn Winter Olympic venue
Chart the course the Monuments Men took to safeguard Europe's treasures during World War II
Without the work of these curators and professors, tens of thousands of priceless works of art would have been lost to the world forever
Czar Alexander II may have freed the serfs, but his war against the stateless people of the Caucasus cannot be ignored
New research indicates that the stone was once specially cut to produce an image of a sun when mounted on a gold background
An exclusive account of the final raid and political maneuvers of history’s most notorious pirate
Historian Amanda Foreman explores the other side of love and marriage
Twenty-six years after he (sort of) took to the air at the Olympics, Michael Edwards soars
Although scientists never could quite turn lead into gold, they did attempt some noteworthy experiments
As Allied Forces fought the Nazis for control of Europe, an unlikely unit of American and British art experts waged a shadow campaign
The crossword puzzle turns 100 this week -- here's how it rose to popularity
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