80th Anniversary Of Japanese Internment Camps In The U.S.Saturday, Jan. 19 marks the 80th anniversary of Pres. Roosevelt's executive order that authorized placement of 122,000 Japanese-Americans in camps.
Britain's Monarchy, ExplainedWhy does the U.K. still have a monarchy?
In France, Anti-Vax Fury, Politics Make Public Service RiskyAs France faces election season, fury among opponents of COVID vaccines increasingly bubbles over into violence directed at elected representatives.
The World Remembers The Holocaust As Antisemitism Rises In PandemicCommemorations are taking place amid a rise of antisemitism that gained traction during lockdowns as the pandemic exacerbated hatred online.
Inside The Effort To Welcome Afghan RefugeesThe Biden administration tapped nine social services agencies to help Afghan refugees transition to life in the U.S.
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American Woman Rushes To Evacuate Staff, Animals From Shelter In KabulCharlotte Maxwell-Jones started a veterinary clinic and animal rescue in Kabul.
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WWII Veteran Reunited With Italian Children He Saved In 194497-year-old retired American soldier Martin Adler met the three siblings in person for the first time since the war.
Well-Preserved Skeletal Remains Provide Evidence Of Greek In PompeiiExperts say an inscription of the tomb is the first evidence that Greek, the language of culture in the Mediterranean, was used alongside Latin.
Hiroshima Marks 76th Anniversary Of U.S. Atomic BombingThe government began to medically support certified survivors in 1968 after more than 20 years of effort by the survivors.
KMGH: Holocaust Survivor Inspires Others Through ArtThe 97-year-old artist's work is available in a Boulder, Colorado, art gallery.
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Last Auschwitz Liberator Dies At 98 Years OldDavid Dushman was 98 years old.
U.S. Military Pullout From Afghanistan Beginning After Nearly 20 YearsAfter nearly 20 years, President Joe Biden says the U.S. military is exiting Afghanistan.
WFTS: Two Friends Who Fled Nazi Germany Reconnect 82 Years LaterThe two best friends were separated from each other when they were nine years old.
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97-Year-Old Reflects On Surviving The Holocaust And COVID-1997-year-old Lily Ebert spoke to Newsy about the importance of Holocaust Memorial Day and her recent recovery from COVID.
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Germany Plans To Pay 240,000 Holocaust Survivors $662MPayments will be made over the next two years to Holocaust survivors struggling with the burdens of the coronavirus pandemic.
75 Years After A-Bomb Dropped in Japan, Survivors Still SufferA-bomb survivors in Japan now in their 80's and 90's are prone to solid cancers like breast and lung cancers.
Knocking Down Statues Is About Way More Than The American ConfederacyProtesters are tearing down statues around the world. It's a global reckoning with the White supremacist past that built the world we know.
Holocaust Survivors Remember Liberation Of Auschwitz-BirkenauHolocaust survivors commemorate 75th year since Auschwitz-Birkenau was liberated.
World Leaders Gather In Commemoration Of HolocaustThe World Holocaust Forum marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
Senate Passes Resolution To Officially Recognize The Armenian GenocideIn October, the House voted 405-11 in favor of recognizing the Ottoman Turk-led genocide that killed 1.5 million Armenians in the 20th century.
New Evidence Shows People Have Been Smoking Cannabis For MillenniaA new study in the journal Science Advances points to evidence on the origins of cannabis smoking in the first millennium B.C.
What Happened To The Artifacts Inside Notre Dame?While many artifacts escaped fire damage, officials say some appear to have suffered water damage.
Vatican To Open Secret Archives On WWII-Era Pope Pius XIIThe secret archives will be open to researchers beginning in March 2020.
Holocaust Survivor Relives Anti-Semitism From ChildhoodHolocaust survivor Irving Roth looks back on his childhood before the Holocaust. His experiences show that hate is taught.
No, Robots Aren't From the Future — They Go Back To The 1700sThe history of artificial intelligence goes back to way before the Turing test.
Here's Who Paved The Way For Women In MedicineWhile female physicians have been far from center stage in the past, some of medicine's biggest history-makers were women.
9 Women Who Dominated The Sports WorldDuring Women's History Month, we're honoring women across many fields. This one's for the sports trailblazers.
For Sale: A Dark Part Of Canada's PastA former Canadian school is for sale, but it has a dark side. Indigenous children were taken there and abused, a violent time in the country's past.
