On April 14, 1775, the first slavery abolition society in North America -- the Society for the Relief of Free Negroes ...

On April 15, 2019, a devastating fire collapsed the roof and spire of Notre Dame Cathedral, but fire officials said they managed to avoid the total destruction of one of Paris' most recognizable ...

ON THIS DAY IN 1909, the Eagle reported, “WASHINGTON ― Senator Albert B. Cummins, of Iowa, and Senator William E. Borah, of Idaho, called at the White House today for the purpose of finding ...

April 13 holds a significant place in history, marked by events that have reshaped nations, cultures, and the course of humanity.One of the most notable ...

Fifty-one years ago this month, NASA’s Apollo 13 mission would have been the agency’s third Moon landing and lunar exploration mission. A movie and several books relate the story of this challenging ...

Features On this day in 1872 Wanderers FC beat the Royal Engineers 1-0 at the Kennington Oval to win the first ever contesting of the Football Association Challenge Cup. Features On this day in ...

Queen Mary, grandmother to Queen Elizabeth, died on this day 67 years ago ... Mary oversaw some of the biggest upheavals in the history of the royal family, including the abdication of her ...

On this day, the Celtics tied the greatest single-season turnaround in NBA history, equalling a record set by the Spurs.

In 1945, Julian started coaching at Holy Cross, winning an NCAA Championship there with future Celtic Bob Cousy, who would ...

In our “This Day in History” series, we highlight historical news events—and the Foreign Affairs articles and book reviews written about them—for each day of the year. What happened on this date?

Amazon Goes Public At $18 Per Share On This Day In Market History Margin Calls Trigger 'Black Friday' In Germany On This Day In Market History The First Coca-Cola Is Sold On This Day In Market ...