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October 26, 2024

Remains of WWII soldier killed nearly 80 years ago in France identified, to be reburied at national cemetery

A World War II soldier killed during a battle in France in January 1945 has been identified and his remains will be reburied in Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia.

October 25, 2024

Presidential historian publishes new book to inspire ‘faith’ in America's future

Presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin shares a preview of her new book ‘The Leadership Journey,’ encouraging young Americans to learn about U.S. politics.

October 24, 2024

'Indiana Jones civilization' 2,000-year-old temple found submerged off Italian coast

An ancient temple was found submerged off the coast of Italy which belonged to the Nabataean kingdom, who built Petra's famous Treasury featured in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

October 24, 2024

Watches with ties to 'Titanic' film and wreck site head to auction

The Titanic wreck is something few have witnessed with their own eyes. Two watches with ties to the ship will be up for auction in December as part of Sotheby's "Important Watches" sale.

October 22, 2024

On this day in history, October 22, 1928, GOP nominee Herbert Hoover gives speech on 'rugged individualism'

On this day in history, the nation's soon-to-be 31st U.S. president, Herbert Hoover, gave a speech in New York City mentioning "America's system of rugged individualism."

October 21, 2024

White House launches revamped visitor experience with new stop on tour

First lady Jill Biden announced educational enhancements to The White House tour in Washington, D.C., with new guided digital displays and a stop at the Diplomatic Reception Room.

October 20, 2024

Divers recover 'unique' alcohol bottles from the 1700s near Florida

Florida officials announced the recent restoration of two alcohol bottles from the 18th century. They were found in a shipwreck off Indian River County.

October 20, 2024

Rare copy of US Constitution collecting dust in North Carolina filing cabinet sells for $9M at auction

A 237-year-old copy of the U.S. Constitution sold at auction this week for $9 million, two years after it was found collecting dust inside a filing cabinet in a North Carolina home.

October 17, 2024

No 1 reason travelers are disappointed on vacation: blogger

An American blogger shared her "controversial" opinion about travel, calling it "disappointing" because people care more about taking photos to post on social media.

October 16, 2024

Forgotten Civil War veteran will finally get proper tombstone, thanks to two middle school students

Albion Middle School students Kendall Peruzzini and Mary McCormick spoke to Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Digital about their efforts to get Daniel Walterhouse, a Civil War veteran, a proper gravestone.