Tobacco pipes in the Bard’s backyard may retain traces of cannabis, but some historians remain skeptical
On the Smithsonian's 175th birthday, a glimpse into the iconic Castle's construction
World War II's lesser-known weapons were ingenious, indeed
Footage shows an unknown man entering the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum the night before the infamous robbery
Historians, archaeologists and librarians scramble to save precious cultural capital before it can be sold or destroyed by militants
Audiences are ambivalent — but they still tune in
What really happened on the mission to drop the second atomic bomb
Studies of Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors influence worldwide radiation standards, even 70 years later
The world's commercial blueberries all have their roots in New Jersey
Somehow, an inexperienced architect and a mismanaged project still produced one of the world's most iconic buildings
Read Buzz Aldrin's expense report and customs form from his Apollo 11 mission to the moon
Armed with a Google search and a theory, a 14-year-old enters the fray on a longstanding historical debate
Masonic memorials, bison jumps and parks
The An-2 can hover and fly backwards
The sword's inscription is an 800-year-old mystery
The first explorations of the greenhouse effect began in 1824
In 1915, American troops began a 19-year, unofficial occupation of the Caribbean nation
America's busiest subway system relies on vintage machines
Treasure hunters find 300-year-old coins from a Spanish fleet off the Florida coast
14 people died in the accident
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