The Changing Tunes Of Music Festivals From Woodstock To CoachellaMusic festivals haven't always been known for their large crowds and flower crowns. In fact, they were scarce in the '70s and '80s.
From The White House To Notre Dame: Why We Rebuild Historical IconsThe 1814 White House fire led to discussions about moving the U.S. capital. Instead, the government rebuilt the city and its iconic structure.
Columbine High School Teacher Reflects On 20th Anniversary Of ShootingIn the 20 years since the Columbine High School shooting, Paula Reed continued teaching at the school.
This Treaty Sparked The Trail Of Tears And Divided The Cherokee PeopleThe agreement provided a written framework for a forced Cherokee removal.
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Three Mile Island's Nuclear LegacyThe partial meltdown at Three Mile Island in 1979 caused changes throughout the country's nuclear industry.
The Real-Life 'Black Klansman' On Why His Story Still Resonates TodayNewsy interviewed former detective Ron Stallworth, whose memoir inspired the Oscar award-winning film "BlacKkKlansman."
Who Killed The Black Dahlia? 'I Am The Night' Adds To The 1947 Mystery"I Am The Night" blends fact and fiction to reignite intrigue into the 1947 murder.
When The US Decided The Future Of Latin AmericaMass migration from Central American can arguably be linked to U.S. intervention in the region.
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What we know about the origins of ThanksgivingHistorians disagree on the details of the first Thanksgiving, but there are a few things we know about how it started.
The Unique History Of Women's Reproductive Rights"The Day Ahead" is exploring the history of women's reproductive rights and all the changes since the 19th century.
Linda Brown, Daughter Of Brown V. Board Plaintiff, Has DiedShe was at the center of the case that ended segregation in U.S. public schools.
Celebrating The Women Who Came Before UsDuring Women's History Month, we're honoring women across many fields. This one's for the influential activists.
The History Of The National Christmas TreeThe storied tradition dates back to 1923.
The Evolution Of US Flags (In 80 Seconds)U.S. flags have taken on many shapes since the nation's founding — and even before.
| Andrew Lawler and Zach Toombs
Chester Nez, Last Original Navajo Code Talker, Dies At 93Nez was part of a Marine Corps experiment in using the Navajo language to encrypt communication across enemy lines.
