An empty foxhole and a nearby grave across the Rhine River are finally linked to yield the name of a long-missing U.S. soldier from World War II.
A century ago, on November 11, 1918, bugle calls ended 'the war to end all wars."
Mary Ann Arnold was illiterate, so she got friends and neighbors to write her letters to her husband,John, a soldier in the Union army. The couple pledged their love until death, He was killed three days before the war ended in 1865.
Heavy weather may have caused partial collapse at Amazon.com facility.
Archaeologists at Arlington House find shards of Martha Washington's famous "States China" and other buried secrets.
The ax was carefully chipped, hammered and smoothed to make a tool probably used for chopping trees.
Eighty years ago, synagogues were defiled in the Nazi’s notorious pogrom called Kristallnacht, the night of shattered glass.
A new on-line gallop through the life and heartache of President Theodore Roosevelt, courtesy of the Library of Congress.
America's bloodiest military battle started 100 years ago this month. The Meuse-Argonne campaign of World War I lasted six weeks and claimed 27,000 lives.
