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Natural disasters in 2017, including hurricanes, earthquakes, and wildfires, caused widespread destruction and loss of life, highlighting their increasing intensity.
57% of white males in Confederate states were required to take a loyalty oath to return to the Union after the Civil War, according to the Wade-Davis Bill.
China's transformation from poverty to the world's second-largest economy highlights its complex historical relationship with the West and contrasting cultural philosophies.
Roswell's infamous 1947 incident is examined through interviews, expert insights, and declassified files, revealing the complexities of this enduring mystery.
The construction of the pyramids in Egypt, built over 4,500 years ago, is examined through the lens of archaeology, engineering, and historical analysis.
As Germany invades Russia, the United States enters World War II, achieving victories in North Africa and intensifying bombing campaigns against German industry.
Humanity's greatest achievements in construction and astronomy are explored through iconic structures like the Egyptian pyramids and the Great Wall of China.
In the Rhône River, archaeologists and scuba divers investigate a mysterious 4th-century Roman shipwreck near Arles, revealing insights into the era's upheaval and treasures.
At the end of World War II, Allied forces found hidden treasures in Germany, prompting experts like Robert Edsell and James Holland to investigate Hermann Göring's missing art collection.
George Takei recalls being incarcerated in Japanese-American internment camps at the age of five, following the forced removal of his family from Los Angeles.
Geological forces and plate tectonics will reshape Earth into a barren landscape in 250 million years, with New York buried under extreme conditions.
Eric Robert Rudolph, a Christian extremist, orchestrated a series of domestic bombings in the U.S., targeting first responders and instilling nationwide fear.
A 6-meter-long wooden spear, known as the Sissa, played a crucial role in the Battle of Issus in 333 BCE, helping Alexander the Great defeat Darius III.
Abu Simbel, built by Pharaoh Ramses II over 3,000 years ago, showcases ancient engineering prowess and modern preservation efforts against the Aswan High Dam's threat.
Adolf Hitler's ascent from obscurity to dictatorship in post-World War I Germany is examined through key events, propaganda, and public sentiment that facilitated his rise.
From the Battle of Britain to the final dogfights over Japan, major World War II air battles are examined through iconic aircraft and tactical innovations.
J. Edgar Hoover's nearly fifty-year leadership of the FBI transformed it into a powerful search engine, granting him extraordinary influence over American politics.
American codebreakers played a crucial role in the Pacific Theater during World War II, significantly influencing the outcome of battles against Japan from 1941 onward.
Forces of nature shape planets in diverse ways, from the towering Mauna Kea on Earth to the volcanic activity of Jupiter's moon Io, revealing their unique geological stories.
A cylindrical object hovers over a UK teen during a dog walk, while schoolchildren in the 1960s recount multiple UFO sightings over three days.
Queen Elizabeth II's fashion evolution reflects her role as the longest reigning British monarch, showcasing a blend of tradition and modernity in British style.
Ahmad Ramadan leads a secret network tracking down former ISIS fighters in Europe, holding them accountable while facing threats from the very group they oppose.
Five meters is the distance David Mayman needed to reach his target barge during a flight attempt with his homemade jetpack over Sydney's harbor.
Apostle Paul engaged with Athenian philosophers in the agora and addressed the Council of the Areopagus about the resurrection and the 'Unknown God'.
In 1944, the Allied forces launched significant offensives across Europe and the Pacific, leading to the eventual defeat of Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan.
Construction of Hoover Dam began in March 1931 and took five years, employing thousands of workers during the Great Depression.
William and Harry's relationship, shaped by their mother's tragic death and the pressures of royal life, deteriorates further following Harry's marriage to Meghan Markle and departure from royal duties.
CIA operations reveal the agency's strategic involvement in high-stakes missions, including the takedown of Gaddafi and the rescue of hostages in Iran.
There are 100 billion stars in the Milky Way, each with its own history and story, as scientists seek to unlock the secrets of the universe.
The National Maritime Museum in London houses artifacts ranging from Admiral Nelson's musket to evidence of anti-piracy commando raids.
The Thyssens highlight a legacy of heavy industry and art intertwined with scandal.
British MI-5's double agents executed Operation Bodyguard to mislead German forces about the D-Day landing site, significantly aiding the Allied invasion of Normandy.
Pablo Escobar, the notorious leader of the Medellin cartel, is examined through archival footage and interviews, detailing his rise as South America's first billionaire criminal.
Muhammad Ali, known as Cassius Clay, is examined through his legendary boxing career, personal life, and impact on civil rights, featuring insights from experts and those close to him.
The B-17 Flying Fortress is a key U.S. bomber during World War II in the European theater.
In August 2000, an explosion aboard the Kursk submarine resulted in the tragic entrapment of Russian submariners at the bottom of the Barents Sea.
Princess Diana's advocacy for AIDS awareness and landmine removal transformed royal duties and set a precedent for humanitarian activism within the monarchy.
Robert Sobukwe, a pivotal figure in the anti-apartheid movement, led a non-violent protest that sparked international outrage and highlighted systemic oppression in South Africa.
The 1986 FIFA World Cup showcased unforgettable moments, including Diego Maradona's legendary performances that defined the tournament's history.
In 1915, Stanley Matthews was born into a working-class family in Hanley, England, where his father was a barber and amateur boxer.
Percy Fawcett's 1925 expedition in the Amazon jungle to find the mythical city of gold, "Z," ended in mystery when he and his companions vanished without a trace.
Princess Elizabeth, later Queen Elizabeth II, navigated her formative years during World War II, shaped by the Royal Family's resilience and her father's influence.
A massive asteroid impact 66 million years ago caused catastrophic environmental changes, leading to the extinction of dinosaurs and the rise of mammals.
General Grant's Order #11 expelled Jews from his military district during the Civil War, a decision examined by Jonathan Sarna and Steve Roberts in a National Archives lecture.
Sifa Suljic returns to Bosnia to bury her last missing family member from the Srebrenica massacre while questioning the lasting impact of the 1995 peace agreement.
Hadrian's Wall, built under Emperor Hadrian's orders in 122 AD, served as the northern frontier of Roman Britain, spanning over 73 miles between the North Sea and the Irish Sea.
In Medelln, John Jairo Velasquez, known as Popeye, reflects on his life as Pablo Escobar's assassin, revealing his past of violence and current status as a wanted man.
In Obernkirchen, Northern Germany, paleontologist Annette Richter and her team study a unique set of Deinonychosaur tracks, suggesting a significant evolutionary center for dinosaurs.
