As the United States prepares to mark its semiquincentennial in 2026, nine institutions of higher education founded before the American…
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Archaeologists Unearth Earlier Prototype of Stonehenge Near Iconic Landmark
Archaeologists working in Wiltshire, England, have identified the remains of a prehistoric monument located just three miles from the world-famous…
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New Archaeological Evidence Challenges Origins of the Black Death
New archaeological findings reveal the Black Death's origins stretch back thousands of years, predating medieval outbreaks and rewriting history.
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Fifty Years After Soweto: South Africa’s Youth Confront a Legacy of Unfulfilled Promise
South Africa is observing the 50th anniversary of the June 16, 1976, Soweto Uprising, a pivotal moment in the nation’s…
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Judge Orders Trump Administration to Reverse National Park Policy Changes
Federal judge orders Trump administration to reverse controversial National Park Service policy changes, restoring historical narratives and educational...
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Gordon S. Wood, Preeminent Historian of the American Revolution, Dies at 92
Gordon S. Wood, the Pulitzer Prize-winning historian whose scholarship redefined the American Revolution, passed away at the age of 92,…
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9/11 Memorial & Museum Launches $75M Campaign to Bridge Generational Knowledge Gap
Securing the Legacy of September 11 The 9/11 Memorial and Museum in New York City officially launched a $75 million…
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Bernadette Chirac: A Profile of France’s Discreet and Enduring First Lady
Discover the quiet strength and profound influence of Bernadette Chirac, France's enduring First Lady who redefined her role with discreet…
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The Hidden Perils Beneath: Exploring New York City’s Subterranean Infrastructure
The Reality of Urban Exploration In New York City, a small subculture of urban explorers continues to risk arrest and…
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Revolutionary War Cannons Recovered from Savannah River Head to Public Display
Revolutionary War cannons, recently recovered from the Savannah River, are now on public display, offering a tangible link to the…
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