Rodin's contribution to society lives on in his artistic works, but he wrecked a few lives in his time
At various times, a new study found, the British have invaded almost 90 per cent of the countries around the globe
Historians still puzzle over Napoleon's catastrophic Russian defeat, but materials scientists think the army's buttons may be to blame
A few bouts of angst written by Darwin reveal that no one is immune to the blues
A 2,000-year old burial chamber was discovered with the help of a cat
A 5-year old Samuel J. Seymour saw Lincoln's assassination, lived to talk about it on a 1956 game show
During the dark days of October 1962, Marines trained on the Puerto Rican island of Vieques to train for an amphibious assault on Cuba
The first complete 3D laser scan of Stonehenge's prehistoric stone circle revealed ancient graffiti and alignment with the winter and summer solstice
A 5,000-year old temple complex may have been the centre of Stone Age British culture
This is probably the world's first prosthetic—a wooden toe that dates back to before 600 BC
Crafted from a meteorite fragment, Nazis may have taken this early Tibetan relic because it displayed a swastika
War zones are dangerous places, for both people and cultural heritage
From the archives of an Italian museum, researchers may have found the oldest dental filling
Since before the Revolutionary War, America has struggled with low voter turnout
The Internet Archive has collected ALL of the TV news from the past three years
President Kennedy bolstered American support for his mission to the Moon with a speech at Rice University in 1962
Texas' new highway will have a speed limit of 85 mph
Page 293 of 296