Celebrate the first day of Black History Month by getting to know the 19th-century sculptor
The 9.5-acre estate was once home to Christopher Robin and A.A. Milne
Dr. Leila Denmark lived to be 114, and practiced medicine for three quarters of a century
Langston Hughes wrote about dreams at a time when racism meant that black people’s dreams were silenced
New database lays out details of the SS guards and commanders who carried out some of history's most terrible crimes
Excavated from a rock shelter, the image of an aurochs covered in dots was made by the Aurignacians, the earliest group of modern humans in Europe
Penned in 1633, the “beautifully written” list hints at household life 400 years ago
The decision is thanks to an 8 year old
People have used it to repair everything from curtains to ceilings
Designed by Charles Green, the Great Nassau was big enough to capture the imaginations of an entire country
Brunhilde Pomsel worked with Joseph Goebbels until the final days of the Third Reich
Douglas Engelbart’s career was about seeing the possibilities of what computing could do for humanity
Long before Google Earth, this was how the president saw the world
After an 90-year-reign, the title moves from Rugby, North Dakota, to the city of Center, in Oliver County
As neo-fascism grows in Croatia, the country is at a crossroads between denial and reality
In 1939, Cuba and the United States turned back a ship full of German Jews, 254 of whom were later killed during the Holocaust
"Two Roses for Peace" brings together people on both sides of a 1982 conflict
Hyman G. Rickover pushed to nuclearize the Navy's submarines, but admitted he’d rather ‘sink them all’ to protect humanity
<i>Psychomachia</i> pits vice against virtue in a battle for human souls
In the early days, steam cars were as common as gas ones. Why aren’t we driving them today?
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