Berkeley, a Look Back: Cal hosts Stanford for 1924 Big Game ending in tie
UC Berkeley's Homecoming Week a century ago showcased grand celebrations, culminating in a historic football matchup that drew unprecedented crowds and attention.
A missile strike in Ukraine and floods in India: photos of the day Tuesday
Contemporary political events reflect deep partisanship in American politics.
Cultural expressions, like opera, highlight historical narratives and societal issues.
Today in History: November 7, Magic Johnson announces he has HIV
Magic Johnson's announcement of his HIV positive status in 1991 was a significant moment in sports history, impacting public awareness of HIV/AIDS.
Today in History: November 17, Arnold Schwarzenegger sworn in as California governor
November 17 marks significant historical events, including Schwarzenegger's gubernatorial win and the Velvet Revolution, showcasing pivotal moments in governance and social change.
A missile strike in Ukraine and floods in India: photos of the day Tuesday
Contemporary political events reflect deep partisanship in American politics.
Cultural expressions, like opera, highlight historical narratives and societal issues.
Today in History: November 7, Magic Johnson announces he has HIV
Magic Johnson's announcement of his HIV positive status in 1991 was a significant moment in sports history, impacting public awareness of HIV/AIDS.
Today in History: November 17, Arnold Schwarzenegger sworn in as California governor
November 17 marks significant historical events, including Schwarzenegger's gubernatorial win and the Velvet Revolution, showcasing pivotal moments in governance and social change.
Easton open-air market has been harvesting happiness since 1752
The Easton market showcases local agriculture and crafts, thriving since 1752 despite challenges.
Berkeley, a Look Back: Tour of historic Northbrae homes set for Sunday
Berkeley is hosting two significant historical events this Sunday: an architectural house tour and a commemoration of a traffic barrier program's 50th anniversary.
Easton open-air market has been harvesting happiness since 1752
The Easton market showcases local agriculture and crafts, thriving since 1752 despite challenges.
Berkeley, a Look Back: Tour of historic Northbrae homes set for Sunday
Berkeley is hosting two significant historical events this Sunday: an architectural house tour and a commemoration of a traffic barrier program's 50th anniversary.
This Day in Braves History: Dan Uggla extends hitting streak to 30-straight games
Diverse historical milestones in Braves franchise and MLB history.
This Day in Braves History: Atlanta retires Tom Glavine's No. 47
MLB historical milestones, from Rabbit Maranville to Nick Markakis, Walt Terrell, and more.
This Day in Braves History: Max Fried wins 2020 NL Gold Glove Award
The Atlanta Braves have a rich history marked by significant events like the approval of Sunday baseball in Boston and Max Fried's multiple Gold Glove wins.
This Day in Braves History: Dale Murphy homers twice in one inning against Giants
Historical highlights of Braves franchise and MLB events from 1927 to 2014.
This Day in Braves History: Dan Uggla extends hitting streak to 30-straight games
Diverse historical milestones in Braves franchise and MLB history.
This Day in Braves History: Atlanta retires Tom Glavine's No. 47
MLB historical milestones, from Rabbit Maranville to Nick Markakis, Walt Terrell, and more.
This Day in Braves History: Max Fried wins 2020 NL Gold Glove Award
The Atlanta Braves have a rich history marked by significant events like the approval of Sunday baseball in Boston and Max Fried's multiple Gold Glove wins.
This Day in Braves History: Dale Murphy homers twice in one inning against Giants
Historical highlights of Braves franchise and MLB events from 1927 to 2014.
Recognition and celebration of Theodore Roosevelt's birthplace were significant for honoring his legacy.
Governor Smith's campaign strategies highlight the pivotal role of urban crowds in political discourse.
Truman's Navy Day address emphasized the U.S.'s commitment to peace through naval power.
October 25: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The articles highlight significant events in Brooklyn's history, including political demonstrations, rising suffrage sentiment, and baseball achievements.
Historical reflections mark progress in women's rights and celebrate sports milestones.
September 16: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The Universal Peace Congress in 1906 reflected a global commitment to peace, bolstered by President Roosevelt's supportive message.
September 13: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The article discusses Theodore Roosevelt's potential political ambitions in Dakota and Winston Churchill's marriage in 1908.
October 28: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
Recognition and celebration of Theodore Roosevelt's birthplace were significant for honoring his legacy.
Governor Smith's campaign strategies highlight the pivotal role of urban crowds in political discourse.
Truman's Navy Day address emphasized the U.S.'s commitment to peace through naval power.
October 25: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The articles highlight significant events in Brooklyn's history, including political demonstrations, rising suffrage sentiment, and baseball achievements.
Historical reflections mark progress in women's rights and celebrate sports milestones.
September 16: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The Universal Peace Congress in 1906 reflected a global commitment to peace, bolstered by President Roosevelt's supportive message.
September 13: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The article discusses Theodore Roosevelt's potential political ambitions in Dakota and Winston Churchill's marriage in 1908.
Today in History: October 13, Chilean miners rescued after 69 days underground
Key historical events occurred on October 13, including the rescue of 33 miners in Chile in 2010 and the laying of the White House cornerstone in 1792.
Today in History: September 11, al-Qaeda attacks the United States
September 11 marks significant historical events, notably the 2001 terror attacks that continue to define security policies and remembrance in the U.S.
Today in History: August 23, the largest farm worker strike in U.S.
The Salad Bowl strike of 1970 represented a pivotal moment in labor rights advocacy, mobilizing thousands for farm workers' rights.
Today in History: September 14, Roosevelt becomes youngest US president
September 14 marks notable historical events, including the deaths of important figures and anniversaries of significant moments in U.S. history.
Today in History: October 13, Chilean miners rescued after 69 days underground
Key historical events occurred on October 13, including the rescue of 33 miners in Chile in 2010 and the laying of the White House cornerstone in 1792.
Today in History: September 11, al-Qaeda attacks the United States
September 11 marks significant historical events, notably the 2001 terror attacks that continue to define security policies and remembrance in the U.S.
Today in History: August 23, the largest farm worker strike in U.S.
The Salad Bowl strike of 1970 represented a pivotal moment in labor rights advocacy, mobilizing thousands for farm workers' rights.
Today in History: September 14, Roosevelt becomes youngest US president
September 14 marks notable historical events, including the deaths of important figures and anniversaries of significant moments in U.S. history.
Both reports emphasize significant historical events: Columbus Day celebrations in 1892 and hurricane aftermath in Key West in 1909, showcasing civic pride and resilience.
6.9-magnitude quake rocked California 35 years ago. Now experts ask, 'did you feel it?'
The 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake caused $6 billion in damage, killed 63, and injured over 3,700 people.
Simon Harris arrives at White House for meeting with Joe Biden in the Oval Office
The US and Ireland celebrate 100 years of diplomatic relations, emphasizing their strong historical ties.
A Secret Sculpture Built for John F. Kennedy's Grave Vanished in the 1970s. Half a Century Later, the Mystery Has Been Solved
James L. Felder played a crucial role in the protocol of honoring President Kennedy after his assassination on November 22, 1963.
Mysterious 'skyquakes' being heard worldwide baffle scientists
Skyquakes remain a mystery; despite historical records and scientific theories, their causes and origins remain largely unexplained.
Nuremberg Rally
The Nuremberg Rally showcased the Nazi Party's power through grand spectacles and propaganda, solidifying Adolf Hitler's influence in pre-WWII Germany.
Today in History: October 3, O.J. Simpson found not guilty of murder
Historical events on October 3rd highlight key moments that shaped U.S. society, politics, and culture over decades.
August 8: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported historical events on July 6, 1918, 1924, and 1945, showcasing weddings at the White House, the arrival of bear cubs, and predictions about Japan's defeat by air power and atomic bomb.
Today in History: August 25, National Park Service created
The National Park Service was established to protect U.S. natural and historic wonders for future generations.
WWII: The Timeline of How the Allies Turned the Tide
World War II profoundly shaped the modern geopolitical landscape and led to significant technological advancements.
September 11: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
Modern naval warfare hinges on battleships, but the potential of aeroplanes to challenge this dominance raises crucial questions about future combat dynamics.
Today in History: October 3, O.J. Simpson found not guilty of murder
Historical events on October 3rd highlight key moments that shaped U.S. society, politics, and culture over decades.
August 8: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported historical events on July 6, 1918, 1924, and 1945, showcasing weddings at the White House, the arrival of bear cubs, and predictions about Japan's defeat by air power and atomic bomb.
Today in History: August 25, National Park Service created
The National Park Service was established to protect U.S. natural and historic wonders for future generations.
WWII: The Timeline of How the Allies Turned the Tide
World War II profoundly shaped the modern geopolitical landscape and led to significant technological advancements.
September 11: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
Modern naval warfare hinges on battleships, but the potential of aeroplanes to challenge this dominance raises crucial questions about future combat dynamics.
The Federal Reserve Board's increase in reserve requirements is a proactive measure against inflation.
Today in History: September 22, Lincoln issues preliminary Emancipation Proclamation
September 22 marks significant historical events, particularly the issuance of the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation by Lincoln in 1862.
September 21: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The introduction of horseless carriages in Brooklyn marks a significant advancement in transportation innovation.
Calvin Coolidge's steadfast determination earned him respect and recognition in Massachusetts during his political career.
Today in History: September 21, Sandra Day O'Connor becomes first female Supreme Court justice
September 21 marks key historical events, including the confirmation of the first female Supreme Court justice and significant literary and political milestones.
The myth of civic vs ethnic nationhood in Europe, east and west | Aeon Essays
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 catalyzed a series of events leading to World War I and the reshaping of Europe.
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported historical events from 1889, 1901, 1914, and 1932, showcasing the diversity and impact of news coverage during these significant years.
September 18: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The public was learning to interpret news more critically amid political turmoil in the late 1800s.
Brooklyn prepared to honor President McKinley posthumously with a significant community tribute.
July 28: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported historical events from 1889, 1901, 1914, and 1932, showcasing the diversity and impact of news coverage during these significant years.
September 18: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The public was learning to interpret news more critically amid political turmoil in the late 1800s.
Brooklyn prepared to honor President McKinley posthumously with a significant community tribute.
Our vote means next to nothing': optimism of young Scottish yes supporters fades 10 years on
The 2014 Scottish independence referendum engaged young voters, marking a significant moment in their political involvement.
Today in History: September 16, Washington Navy Yard shooting rampage kills 12
The history of September 16 is marked by significant events affecting the U.S. and Mexico, including tragic violence and pivotal socio-political movements.
September 14: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
Wyoming's natural scenery and geographical features are highlighted in reports from 1890, showcasing its landscape and landmarks.
18 terrible things that happened on Friday the 13th
Superstitions can be challenged by significant historical events that occurred on specific dates, highlighting a mix of tragedy, violence, and miraculous survival.
Today in History: September 13, thousands rescued in wake of Hurricane Ike
The history of September 13 marks significant events including Hurricane Ike's aftermath, the establishment of a national capital, and a notable prison rebellion.
9/11/01 timeline: How the September 11, 2001 attacks unfolded
The September 11 attacks involved the hijacking of four commercial planes, resulting in significant loss of life and transformative impacts on global security.
Berkeley, a Look Back: City's westside dedicates ornamental arch in 1924
The 1924 dedication of Berkeley's ornamental iron arch marked a significant community celebration and identified the city to travelers.
September 10: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
Historical events illustrate the complexities of British military strategy in Afghanistan, challenges of political speech, and educational systems' resilience during public health scares.
Today in History: September 6, outpouring of grief at public funeral for Princess Diana
Historical events on Sept. 6 include the funeral of Princess Diana and significant political changes in U.S. history.
September 5: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The Pan-American Exposition in 1901 showcased President McKinley's visit, promoting the motto 'Peace to Pan-America' and drawing large crowds.
The 1929 14th edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica was notable for its extensive compilation of knowledge, showcasing American ownership and ambition.
Today in History: September 5, Munich Olympics massacre
Significant historical events occurred on September 5, including attacks at the Munich Olympics and the first Continental Congress assembling.
September 4: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
Labor Day in 1894 had fewer cricket matches due to military parades using Prospect Park grounds.
A record nine-foot shark was captured and brought to the Manhattan Aquarium in 1904.
Today in History: August 28, Martin Luther King, Jr. delivers I Have a Dream speech
Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' speech is a pivotal moment in U.S. history for civil rights advocacy.
Mark the 248th Battle of Brooklyn anniversary with events across the borough * Brooklyn Paper
This month marks the 248th anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn with events honoring the Revolutionary War conflict, organized by Old Stone House.
Commemorate the Anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn This Week
The Battle of Brooklyn anniversary is commemorated with a series of events highlighting historical significance and strategic military maneuvers during the Revolutionary War.
American Revolution's patriots will be saluted at Brooklyn ceremonies this weekend
The Battle of Brooklyn is commemorated annually with major ceremonies at Fort Greene Park and Green-Wood Cemetery.
Mark the 248th Battle of Brooklyn anniversary with events across the borough * Brooklyn Paper
This month marks the 248th anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn with events honoring the Revolutionary War conflict, organized by Old Stone House.
Commemorate the Anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn This Week
The Battle of Brooklyn anniversary is commemorated with a series of events highlighting historical significance and strategic military maneuvers during the Revolutionary War.
American Revolution's patriots will be saluted at Brooklyn ceremonies this weekend
The Battle of Brooklyn is commemorated annually with major ceremonies at Fort Greene Park and Green-Wood Cemetery.
How Collective Trauma Impacts Your Life (And How to Cope)
Collective trauma affects communities, altering relationships and mental health due to shared distressing experiences.
Today in History: August 22, first America's Cup trophy
The article commemorates significant historical events that occurred on August 22nd across various years, showcasing pivotal moments in global history.
Today in History: August 21, Nat Turner launches rebellion
Nat Turner's rebellion on August 21, 1831, was a key historical event highlighting the violent struggle against slavery.
World's oldest person Maria Branyas dies in Spain aged 117
Maria Branyas, the world's oldest living person, passed away peacefully in her sleep at the age of 117 in a nursing home in Catalonia.
Steinmeier thanks Hungary for helping unite Germany DW 08/19/2024
The Pan-European Picnic event is recognized as pivotal in fostering European unity and leading to the fall of the Berlin Wall.
August 16: ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
The Automobile Club of America was established to promote automobile sports and competitions.
SECRETARY HERBERT IN BROOKLYN; Visits the Navy Yard Unexpectedly and Then Examines the Atlanta, Which Is in Need of Repairs. (Published 1895)
Secretary Herbert's unannounced visit to the Navy Yard indicates the unpredictability of naval operations.
Danny Meyer's Gramercy Tavern Changed the Way New York Eats
Surviving in NYC's culinary landscape is challenging due to economic pressures, rising costs, and changing trends, though some restaurants have thrived for decades.
"The Other Mr. Lincoln" A World Premiere Musical
Experience a unique musical journey through the eyes of Robert Lincoln across major historical events.
Philippe Petit's Wire Walk 50th Anniversary
Philippe Petit's wire-walk between the Twin Towers showcased the greatest athletic feat ever recorded, with a stunning documentary capturing the audacious act.
This Day in Braves History: Fred McGriff becomes the 9th player to have 7 consecutive seasons with 30 or more homers
Significant events in Braves and MLB history from different eras.