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Clocked at 10,430 km an hour, a new train sets a world record, theoretically allowing travel from New York to Washington DC in just 2 minutes.
Venezuela's political landscape is marked by Nicolás Maduro's regime, which faces widespread protests, severe economic hardship, and unwavering support from Chávez loyalists.
Seattle's 1960s police department confronts a decades-old mystery as groundbreaking DNA technology finally identifies the killer of a young clerk.
In 1959, Canada celebrated the 50th anniversary of powered flight, marking a significant moment in the evolution of aviation technology.
Peter Sutcliffe, known as the "Yorkshire Ripper," murdered 13 women in northern England between 1975 and 1980, highlighting significant police failures in the investigation.
Survivors recount the 2009 massacre of six innocent Afghans by Australian soldiers, raising urgent questions about accountability and the justification for the attack.
Nearly 3,000 years ago, the Kelts emerged as a dominant civilization in northwest Europe, mastering iron and influencing the arts that persist today.
Prince William and Prince Harry reflect on the lasting influence of their mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, and the complexities of their relationship with Prince Charles.
On August 28, 1963, a group of Hollywood celebrities, including Harry Belafonte and Sidney Poitier, discussed their involvement in the Civil Rights Movement during a CBS round table.
Medieval castles served as powerful symbols of authority, showcasing advanced defensive engineering against military innovations like the trebuchet and incendiary tactics.
Henry Ford's legacy illustrates how the automobile transformed North American society, shaping culture and infrastructure from the Model T to the Ford dynasty's influence.
In 1960, nearly 7,000 people died on UK roads, but by 2012, road deaths dropped to 1,900, thanks in part to advancements in crash test dummy technology.
In Cornwall, a group of explorers investigates the region's forgotten mines, highlighting themes of community and self-discovery amidst their adventure.
Indigenous cultures across the Americas have historically revered the Moon, as seen in the ancient Chimú city of Chan Chan and the Aztec lunar calendar.
Over 600 people gathered in Denver to commemorate the legacy of nine young Chicano activists martyred in Colorado 40 years earlier.
Cambodia, Laos, and the Sunda Islands showcase vibrant cultures, environmental efforts, and unique lifestyles, highlighting the resilience and beauty of Southeast Asia.
Princess Diana's death in 1997 has sparked numerous conspiracy theories suggesting involvement from the British Royal family and MI5, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding the tragic event.
Sudan's civil war, the longest in African history, was fueled by colonial legacies, religious tensions, and oil wealth, culminating in a peace deal in 2005.
Themistocles' strategic leadership during the Greco-Persian Wars culminated in the pivotal naval Battle of Salamis, securing Greece's independence from Xerxes' invasion.
In Wem, Shropshire, the 1995 fire that destroyed the town hall coincided with the controversial alien abduction case of former police officer Alan Godfrey.
In 1967, significant events such as the Vietnam War escalation, the first Super Bowl, and the Summer of Love transformed American society and politics.
An 8,000-year-old skull from Florida's Windover Bog reveals a perfectly preserved human brain, offering insights into the mental capabilities of ancient Native Americans.
In celebration of the Newport Jazz Festival's 60th anniversary, journalist Soledad O'Brien moderates a panel featuring George Wein, Dan Morgenstern, Jonathan Batiste, and Christian McBride, complemented by archival film clips.
In a post-World War II refugee camp, Lena Kuchler searches for her missing family while caring for the many hungry children she encounters.
The Boeing B-29 Superfortress played a crucial role in the United States Army Air Forces' strategic bombing campaigns during World War II, influencing the outcome of the conflict.
BSE's impact on cattle and livelihoods in the UK highlights ongoing debates about the disease's origins and the costs associated with the crisis.
Trump's foreign aid policy, linking funding to abortion issues, threatens vital health programs in Mozambique, risking thousands of maternal deaths.
Moon landing conspiracy theories challenge the widely accepted narrative of the Apollo 11 mission, questioning the authenticity of humanity's first steps on the lunar surface.
Tikal, an ancient metropolis in Guatemala, showcases advanced engineering and astronomical knowledge but ultimately succumbed to a devastating drought that led to its collapse.
Adolf Hitler's autobiography, Mein Kampf, continues to be sold worldwide, raising questions about its authorship and its role in the ideologies that led to the Holocaust.
Hong Kong's ancient religious sites, such as the Tin Hau Temple, Man Mo Temple, and the Giant Buddha, highlight the city's rich spiritual heritage.
Inside the restricted vaults of the Smithsonian Institution, ancient artifacts reveal the connections between historical advancements and modern society.
After Alexander the Great's death, a fierce power struggle ensued over his empire and the mystery of his mummified remains, potentially hidden in Alexandria.
August 26 marks Women's Equality Day, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, which secured women's voting rights.
The Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) reveals the power struggles between Imperial General Albrecht von Wallenstein and Swedish King Gustavus Adolphus amid betrayal and chaos.
Historian James Oakes examines Abraham Lincoln's evolving political strategies, including the enlistment of Black soldiers and the origins of the 13th Amendment.
More than 520,000 reels of motion picture film in the National Archives include a significant collection of World War II films produced by Hollywood.
Lighthouses were essential to national commerce, guiding ships along the United States' dangerous coastlines and ensuring safe passage for trade.
Astronaut Ulrich Walter addresses the Moon landing conspiracy theory by explaining the engineering realities behind key claims and the lack of Soviet opposition.
The Army Air Corps’ First Motion Picture Unit during World War II is examined through film clips featuring notable stars who served in that unit.
Kyrgyzstan's alliance with the US has enabled President Askar Akayev to maintain his unpopular regime despite widespread human rights violations.
Witchcraft, steeped in historical narratives and archaeological findings, continues to captivate modern audiences, revealing its enduring allure and psychological impact.
Whyalla's steelworkers made significant sacrifices, including wage cuts, to save their town's economy from collapse, ultimately attracting investment from billionaire Sanjeev Gupta.
Washington, D.C. has a complex history of race and democracy, marked by slavery, civil rights movements, and local activism for political representation.
Maud, the legendary ship of explorer Roald Amundsen, remained trapped in ice for 85 years before efforts began to raise it from the depths of the Northwest Passage.
In the summer of 1934, Brighton became the focus of a national scandal when Tony Mancini murdered former music hall star Violet Kay and lived with her body for two months.
Nazi Germany's post-war ambitions included plans for a new European order, population control, and economic exploitation across conquered territories.
Excavations at Masada reveal the tragic fate of Jewish rebels during the Roman siege in 74 AD, highlighting the brutal efficiency of Roman warfare techniques.
