In 1951, long before Mark Zuckerberg's congressional testimony, millions of Americans tuned in as Sen. Estes Kefauver conducted televised hearings on organized crime.
On April 4, 1968, Bobby Kennedy announced Martin Luther King Jr.'s death in Indianapolis, invoking his own brother's murder for the first time.
When the FDA approved Viagra on March 27, 1998, it was offering a solution to the frustrating — and sometimes scary — effort to cure erectile dysfunction.
No, the rich Jewish banking family does not control the weather. Here's how the Rothschilds became the target of anti-Semitic conspiracy theories, which date to the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.
Yes, a Staten Island bar was the birthplace of your beloved (and doomed) bracket.
And the Internet went crazy at the sight of the former first lady and Parker Curry, age 2, talking and busting a move.
Parker Curry, 2, wouldn’t turn around to her mother for a photo. A man standing to the side snapped a priceless picture.
Graham was shocked by Nixon's misdeeds but found an unusual way to explain what led to the president's disgrace.
The first ski jump took place long before the advent of extreme sports.
Richard and George Cadbury, strict and abstemious Quakers, built a conglomerate of indulgence in Victorian-era England.