Explore 200 Years of Brooklyn Museum with Robert Frank & More
The Brooklyn Museum's 200th anniversary celebrates history through diverse artworks, offering profound insights into culture and artistic expression.
A visual tour of Chernobyl: A disaster of biblical proportions, now compounded by war
Pierpaolo Mittica's book documents the lives and memories of those affected by the Chernobyl disaster, highlighting their experiences and resilience.
The First Known Photograph of a U.S. Presidential Inauguration
James Buchanan's inauguration was the first presidential ceremony to be photographed, highlighting early documentation of American political history.
Who shot these 1960s San Francisco photos? AI could provide clues
Bill Delzell discovered a significant collection of unprocessed 1960s photography that could unveil untold stories from San Francisco's cultural history.
Who shot these 1960s San Francisco photos? AI could provide clues
A mysterious collection of unprocessed film from the 1960s holds significant cultural value and personal connections for those involved.
Explore 200 Years of Brooklyn Museum with Robert Frank & More
The Brooklyn Museum's 200th anniversary celebrates history through diverse artworks, offering profound insights into culture and artistic expression.
A visual tour of Chernobyl: A disaster of biblical proportions, now compounded by war
Pierpaolo Mittica's book documents the lives and memories of those affected by the Chernobyl disaster, highlighting their experiences and resilience.
The First Known Photograph of a U.S. Presidential Inauguration
James Buchanan's inauguration was the first presidential ceremony to be photographed, highlighting early documentation of American political history.
Who shot these 1960s San Francisco photos? AI could provide clues
Bill Delzell discovered a significant collection of unprocessed 1960s photography that could unveil untold stories from San Francisco's cultural history.
Who shot these 1960s San Francisco photos? AI could provide clues
A mysterious collection of unprocessed film from the 1960s holds significant cultural value and personal connections for those involved.
Inside I was doing the Mario jump' how one artist became a key player in Nintendo's story
Nintendo began as a playing card company founded in 1889, evolving into a global video game leader.
Takaya Imamura transitioned from an aspiring artist to a game designer at Nintendo, influenced by the creative paths of its leaders.
The interaction between Imamura and Miyamoto exemplifies the blend of artistry and gaming innovation that defines Nintendo.
Today in History: January 20, physician hastens King George V's death
January 20 has historical significance marked by presidential inaugurations and major events in history, influencing the political landscape of the U.S.
Dundee derby in numbers & graphics as rivals meet in cup
Dundee and Dundee United's rivalry intensifies as they compete for progression to the Scottish Cup's last 16.
The heart of the universe': How the Panama Canal changed the world
The Panama Canal remains a focal point of global interest due to its historical significance and modern tourism appeal.
History Suggests DOGE Won't Accomplish Anything Unless It Gets Support From Congress
Trump's Department of Government Efficiency aims to reduce federal government size, but concerns about its effectiveness without Congress's support persist.
The heart of the universe': How the Panama Canal changed the world
The Panama Canal remains a focal point of global interest due to its historical significance and modern tourism appeal.
History Suggests DOGE Won't Accomplish Anything Unless It Gets Support From Congress
Trump's Department of Government Efficiency aims to reduce federal government size, but concerns about its effectiveness without Congress's support persist.
The legacy of slavery profoundly influences Brooklyn's identity, economy, and culture, as showcased by the new exhibition at the Brooklyn Public Library.
Who spent 40% of last year at the top of the UK singles chart? The Saturday quiz
The article highlights various trivia questions and their answers related to music, history, and cultures.
Today in History: January 14, Lance Armstrong admits to using performance-enhancing drugs
Lance Armstrong famously confessed to using performance-enhancing drugs in an interview with Oprah Winfrey on January 14, 2013.
New Exhibit Examines Brooklyn's Role in Slavery
The legacy of slavery profoundly influences Brooklyn's identity, economy, and culture, as showcased by the new exhibition at the Brooklyn Public Library.
Who spent 40% of last year at the top of the UK singles chart? The Saturday quiz
The article highlights various trivia questions and their answers related to music, history, and cultures.
Today in History: January 14, Lance Armstrong admits to using performance-enhancing drugs
Lance Armstrong famously confessed to using performance-enhancing drugs in an interview with Oprah Winfrey on January 14, 2013.
AI isn't very good at history, new paper finds | TechCrunch
AI language models excel in tasks like coding but fail to grasp nuanced historical concepts, achieving about 46% accuracy in high-level history assessments.
LA once had a theme park like Disneyland, but with free beer
Busch Gardens was created in 1966 as a family park allowing parents to enjoy beer while their kids played freely.
If Canada Were One Big US State, How Would US Politics Change?
President-elect Trump's comments about Canada becoming the 51st state reflect a long history of American interest in annexing Canada, which remains largely one-sided.
How Textiles Shaped Architecture: Prehistoric Structures for Modern Buildings
Textiles and flexible materials were essential to early architecture, influencing modern building designs despite early structures being lost to time.
How Grand Antique marble became a lost luxury of the $65 billion marble industry
Grand Antique marble's striking black-and-white contrast has made it a luxury material since antiquity, with current prices near $2,000 per square meter.
Weird and wonderful National Trust properties you never knew about
The National Trust was established 130 years ago to protect England's heritage, and has grown to become a major landowner in the UK.
Why Turkey's Temple of Artemis is my wonder of the world
The Temple of Artemis, though less known, represents unity and architectural inspiration among the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Sydney Harbour Bridge Construction
The Sydney Harbour Bridge transformed Sydney by connecting its two main regions, facilitating growth and modernity.
Pacific Palisades Locals Reflect on What Was Lost in Their "Enchanted" Slice of LA
The Pacific Palisades community has suffered immense losses from a devastating fire, affecting both residents and historic architecture.
How Textiles Shaped Architecture: Prehistoric Structures for Modern Buildings
Textiles and flexible materials were essential to early architecture, influencing modern building designs despite early structures being lost to time.
How Grand Antique marble became a lost luxury of the $65 billion marble industry
Grand Antique marble's striking black-and-white contrast has made it a luxury material since antiquity, with current prices near $2,000 per square meter.
Weird and wonderful National Trust properties you never knew about
The National Trust was established 130 years ago to protect England's heritage, and has grown to become a major landowner in the UK.
Why Turkey's Temple of Artemis is my wonder of the world
The Temple of Artemis, though less known, represents unity and architectural inspiration among the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Sydney Harbour Bridge Construction
The Sydney Harbour Bridge transformed Sydney by connecting its two main regions, facilitating growth and modernity.
Pacific Palisades Locals Reflect on What Was Lost in Their "Enchanted" Slice of LA
The Pacific Palisades community has suffered immense losses from a devastating fire, affecting both residents and historic architecture.
Historic Macy's Closure Sparks Nostalgia in Brooklyn
Macy's Inc. will close over 60 department stores, including its historic Downtown Brooklyn location, as part of a strategy to focus on better-performing stores.
Brooklyn's ties to slavery will be explored in this major new exhibition
Brooklyn has significant historical ties to slavery, uncovered in the new exhibit exploring these legacies.
Historic Macy's Closure Sparks Nostalgia in Brooklyn
Macy's Inc. will close over 60 department stores, including its historic Downtown Brooklyn location, as part of a strategy to focus on better-performing stores.
Brooklyn's ties to slavery will be explored in this major new exhibition
Brooklyn has significant historical ties to slavery, uncovered in the new exhibit exploring these legacies.
Today in History: January 9, the iPhone makes its debut
Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone on January 9, 2007, marking a major shift in technology and communication.
The Typical American Can't Answer These Simple NASA Questions
NASA played a pivotal role in U.S. history during the space race, yet public understanding of its current function and budget is lacking.
The Biggest Manmade Explosions in History Nearly Punched Into Space
Human technological advancements have led to increasingly destructive explosions throughout history, many of which have had profound impacts on communities and nations.
Today in History: January 9, the iPhone makes its debut
Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone on January 9, 2007, marking a major shift in technology and communication.
The Typical American Can't Answer These Simple NASA Questions
NASA played a pivotal role in U.S. history during the space race, yet public understanding of its current function and budget is lacking.
The Biggest Manmade Explosions in History Nearly Punched Into Space
Human technological advancements have led to increasingly destructive explosions throughout history, many of which have had profound impacts on communities and nations.
New York City became the pizza capital of the U.S. in the early 1900s, starting with Lombardi's in Little Italy.
Lewis Dartnell, biologist: One of the problems with the modern world is a loss of scarcity in many things'
Human disease significantly impacted the outcomes of historical events, shaping the trajectories of civilizations and empires.
Cross These Motorcycle Gangs and You May Never Ride Again
Motorcycle clubs emerged post-WWII as soldiers coped with trauma and unemployment, leading to the rise of outlaw groups. They are often associated with criminal activity.
The Myth of Mills: Bridging Antiquity and Medieval Innovation - Medievalists.net
Watermills, while invented in Antiquity, became essential during the Middle Ages as centers of economic activity and innovation.
Charles Person, Youngest of the Original Freedom Riders, Dies at 82
Charles Person was a key figure in the Freedom Riders, risking his life for civil rights and integration of interstate bus terminals.
50 Absolutely Incredible Pictures That Look Extremely Fake And Photoshopped But Are Actually Completely, Totally, 100% Real
Colloidal silver can lead to serious health conditions as seen in Paul Karason's case.
The Great Pyramid of Giza is unexpectedly near a golf course, merging ancient and modern worlds.
Icons Only: The Fashionable History of the Argyle Sweater
Argyle knits are trending in fashion, merging classic styles with modern aesthetics, particularly popular among younger generations.
What links Selena Gomez, James Bolam and David Jason? The Saturday quiz
'Grease' featured the oldest teenagers according to Barry Norman.
The Up Helly Aa festival culminates with burning a Viking ship.
Dolores Ibarruri popularized the slogan 'No pasaran!'.
BlackRock is the world's biggest asset manager.
Clubs who won three or more FA Cups
The FA Cup has been won by over 40 clubs since 1871, reflecting a rich competitive history.
History of relocated NFL games: From wildfires to blizzards to an owner angry at local fans
For the first time since FDR's presidency, an NFL playoff game was relocated due to wildfires, demonstrating the league's resilience to natural disasters.
'Eat a fruit for Anita:' 10 historic Anita Bryant protest photos
Anita Bryant's anti-LGBTQ+ activism sparked significant pushback, leading to restored protections in Miami-Dade and a legacy of resilience in the LGBTQ+ community.
Milk and murder: The tragedy that overshadows Liverpool vs Accrington Stanley
Liverpool's Belmont Drive has a history that mirrors the contrast between its past grandeur and present challenges, exemplified by a recent tragic murder linked to drug dependency.
How to Deploy Mancala With Minikube - A Beginner's guide | HackerNoon
Mancala is a significant historical game with roots dating back 7000 years, prompting personal reflection and technological innovation in recreation.
Jordan's historical significance is highlighted by its role as a trade center, biblical references, and its evolution into a stable independent kingdom.
Experience: I found treasures in a shipwreck
The author's passion for archaeology began at age 10 and evolved into a significant pursuit combining diving and historical discovery.
Ancient Jordan
Jordan's historical significance is highlighted by its role as a trade center, biblical references, and its evolution into a stable independent kingdom.
Experience: I found treasures in a shipwreck
The author's passion for archaeology began at age 10 and evolved into a significant pursuit combining diving and historical discovery.
The Sound of Utopia by Michel Krielaars review the musicians persecuted by Stalin
Stalin's interest in music was a double-edged sword for artists, offering both fame and potential death.
Jimmy Carter and the sad saga of a 9-ton Northern California peanut
Carter's legacy includes significant environmental preservation efforts, notably the expansion of Redwood National Park, against heavy opposition from the timber industry.
Hess's attempt to negotiate peace with Britain during WWII was dismissed and led to his isolation within the Nazi regime.
Girl Scouts are retiring two cookie flavors (don't worry, your Thin Mints are safe)
Girl Scout's S'mores and Toast-Yay! cookies will be retired after the 2025 season, making way for new flavors.
How Hitler Dismantled a Democracy in 53 Days
Hitler's ascent demonstrates the dangers of exploiting legal frameworks to undermine democracy.
18 Myths About The "Good Old Days" That Older Adults Are Debunking
The myth of the 'good old days' overlooks significant societal issues and hardships experienced by marginalized groups.
Which Campaign Marked the First Invasion Into the North by Robert E. Lee During the Civil War?
Daily quizzes allow users to test their knowledge on various topics with hosts presenting unique challenges each weekday.
Rachmaninoff and the Tsar in Mountain View | Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading Weekly
The performance emphasizes the emotional ties between Rachmaninoff's music and his nostalgia for Tsarist Russia, alongside the legacy of Tsar Nicholas II.
Greenwich Yacht Club, and the importance of sailing today
Sailing remains significant in London, transitioning from transport to recreation, fostering health and community engagement, especially among the youth.
The Best of Bulova: 6 Watches to Know, From the Lunar Pilot to the Jet Star
Bulova is a historic watch brand known for innovation in design and marketing, continuing to release modern pieces while honoring its legacy.
Popular 100-year-old Deptford Pie and Mash shop to close for good this month
A historic Pie and Mash shop in Deptford is closing its doors permanently on January 25, following over 100 years of operation.