This holiday take a look at these products, from egg coloring devices to tomb pendants
Founding father Benjamin Rush was greatly concerned with the amount of booze imbibed in post-Revolution America
More than a century ago, the experts thought that Americans worked too hard, putting their collective health at risk
Dr. Jim Mallinson has been studying yoga for years and has some interesting insight on the true origins of the practice
The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln
As the April anniversary of Lincoln's last ride approaches, an historian recounts the president's other horse and buggie moments
To commemorate the end of the war 150 years ago, here are fascinating locales that remind us of the conflict's sprawling impact
Now that the ship that the Frenchman took on his 1780 trip to America has been rebuilt, its time to revisit his role in history
Fifty years after its grand opening, the spectre of the Houston stadium still looms large
A high-tech recreation of the immortal artworks shines a new light on the dawn of human imagination
Travelers are discovering the Ming dynasty's own Indiana Jones, an adventurer who dedicated his life to exploring his country's Shangri-Las
Before green came on the scene, blue was the color associated with the Saint and the Emerald Isle
The three-leaf clover is what everyone wears, but what species is it?
As you celebrate the mathematical holiday, here's a history of notable moments in the irrational number's past
Fossil remains suggest that prehistoric people in Sri Lanka may have eaten monkeys and other forest species
William Mulholland was the savior of Southern California until he wasn't
Throughout the United Kingdom, retailers are going mad over an 800-year-old document
The march to freedom started on a bridge that honors a man bent on preserving slavery and segregation
At about 2.8 million years old, the Ledi jaw may belong to "the stem for the Homo genus," according to its discoverers
The battle for the Pacific island in the late winter of 1945 positioned the United States to invade mainland Japan, but at a cost
As technology changed, cameras got smaller and color film got simpler, it became possible for soldiers to document the war raging around them
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