Momentous or Merely Memorable
Beneath Oxford University, archaeologists have uncovered a medieval city that altered the course of English history
Ten Inventions That Inadvertently Transformed Warfare
Some of the most pivotal battlefield innovations throughout history began as peacetime inventions
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Maturing populations may mean a less violent future for many societies torn by internal conflict
George Friedman on World War III
The geopolitical scientist predicts which nations will be fighting for world power in 2050
We salute the basic human urge to remember the future
Established to banish dissidents and criminals, these islands are known for their one-time prisoners, from Napoleon to Nelson Mandela
The Great Ballerina Was Not the Greatest Revolutionary
A 1959 failed coup of the Panamanian government had a shocking participant – the world-famous dancer Dame Margot Fonteyn
To Be…Or Not: The Greatest Shakespeare Forgery
William-Henry Ireland committed a scheme so grand that he fooled even himself into believing he was William Shakespeare’s true literary heir
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Top Five U.S. Events of the Last 40 Years
What events, ideas or developments have had the most significant impact in our lives since 1970?
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Momentous or Merely Memorable
An American Who Died Fighting for Indonesia’s Freedom
Bobby Freeberg, a 27-year-old pilot from Kansas, disappeared while flying a supply-filled cargo plane over the Indonesian jungle
Botanist Robert Fortune traveled to China and stole trade secrets of the tea industry, discovering a fraud in the process
Top Ten Reasons to Beware the Ides of March
March 15 will live in infamy beyond the murder of Julius Caesar. Here are 10 events that occurred on that date
The first memoir by a White House slave recreates the events of August 23, 1814
A vital stop on China’s ancient Silk Road, the Uighur city of Kashgar may lose its old quarter to plans for “progress”
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