When the President signed the fiscal cliff deal from 4,800 miles away, he did it with the help of a device that dates back to Thomas Jefferson
The minister of armaments was happy to tell his captors about the war machine he had built. But it was a different story when he was asked about the Holocaust
How did the tabletop game get from parlor halls in 19th century Europe to the basements of American homes?
Ancient Roman pills, preserved in sealed tin containers on the seafloor, may have been used as eye medicine
How did the tabletop game get from parlor halls in 19th-century Europe to the basements of American homes?
Ever since they became a part of the city’s transit system, they have been iconic mainstays of its cityscape
Medical diagnostics in the paleofuture
Does the evidence against these 44 slaves really stack up?
America’s first interracial casino helped end segregation on the Strip and proved that the only color that mattered was green
A mountain hamlet in northern Japan claims Jesus Christ was buried there
A tragic Christmas mystery remains unsolved more than 60 years after the disappearance of five young siblings
After Teddy Roosevelt's act of sportsmanship in 1902 was made legendary by a political cartoonist, his name was forever affixed to an American classic
During the Civil War, two regiments faced off as spectators, possibly as many as 40,000, sat and watched
As the 1800s gave way to the 1900s, many Americans felt that old Saint Nick needed a new way of getting from house to house
When freeing the slaves 150 years ago, Abraham Lincoln traded in his famous lyricism for a dry, legal tone. Harold Holzer explains why
Elroy gets to meet the star of his favorite show—but, in the real world, spacemen were disappearing from American televisions
The pen, inkwell and one copy of the document that freed the slaves are photographed together for the first time
What were you doing on the web back in the age of Netscape and Gopher?
Turks and Caicos had one of the world's first, and largest, salt industries
Was our future to be delightful or depraved? Sort of depends on your perspective
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