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The SS Ideal X's 1956 voyage from Port Newark to Houston marks the start of container shipping.
Cornell University faced criticism for canceling Kehlani's performance due to her support for Gaza, igniting a debate over free speech and humanitarian advocacy.
Residents of Derby plan to proclaim loyalty to King Charles during his coronation.
Ireland donates $1 million to Navajo and Hopi communities facing limited health care crises.
Dave Hunt shares his intense battle with COVID-19 in St Thomas' hospital ICU.
The coronavirus from China threatens global growth and may trigger a recession.
Tony Blair, a key figure in the 2003 Iraq invasion, is criticized for his potential role in Gaza, with claims he lacks credibility among Palestinians.
Supporters of President Trump storm the Capitol in Washington DC, leading to deadly chaos.
Eight years were spent by Charles Darwin dissecting barnacles, a process that posed challenges for filmmakers trying to dramatize his life and ideas.
Oak Island, known for its legendary treasure hunt, continues to be the focus of a team exploring its historical mysteries and potential riches.
Croatia's accession to the European Union in 2013 marked a historic milestone as the first former Yugoslav country to join, despite mixed public sentiments about EU membership.
Martin Dammann reveals Wehrmacht soldiers in drag, challenging views on homosexuality in Nazi Germany.
Custer attempts to redeem himself with a surprise at the Lakota camp in this original programming.
Rebels aim to cut off regime supply lines near Deraa, advancing towards Damascus.
Inflatable battle tanks in the Czech Republic deceive enemy forces with realistic designs.
Learn more about the baseball legend tonight at 8/7c on the network's original programming.
The dress rehearsal for Obama's inauguration parade features Howard University's Showtime Marching Band.
Germany's volcanic activity poses potential risks to nearby communities, highlighting the geological features and dangers associated with this natural phenomenon.
Daniel Jones reveals CIA's troubling history with the Senate and treatment of Americans.
A news crew captures Dr Rocky Kon and others rescuing 35-year-old Charlene Herrera from a car nearly submerged in a flood in Pueblo, Colorado.
In 15th century Spain, the Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos in Cordova was transformed from a fortress into a prison for the Spanish Inquisition.
Over 33 million people from England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and Gibraltar voted in a historic referendum to leave the European Union.
Joseph's Tomb in Nablus is set on fire, escalating tensions in Palestine West Bank.
North Korea celebrates Kim Il-sung's birthday amid rising tensions and nuclear advancements.
The death toll continues to rise as conflict between Israel and Hamas escalates in Gaza.
The partition of India in 1947, led by Lord Mountbatten, resulted in the displacement of 15 million people and highlighted Britain's colonial legacy, as discussed by Shashi Tharoor.
Rescuers find Titan debris near Titanic, fearing all five on board are lost.
Debris from a UFO crash site in Roswell, New Mexico, raises questions about government secrecy and the existence of extraterrestrial life.
The first chapter of the First World War interactive video series details key events leading to war.
After WWII, the Air Force investigates thousands of UFO sightings, including Incident 398.
Watch new episodes of Tales From Oak Island on Tuesdays at 10/9c for original programming.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on Cossacks and Russian forces at Belbek airbase in Crimea.
Germany is pressured to donate Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine at the Ramstein meeting.
The living room spans roughly 100 square meters and features a high ceiling, large windows, and minimalistic furnishings in a former garage in Amsterdam.
A massive explosion in Beirut, Lebanon, raises questions about the unusual phenomena observed in the smoke and the implications of such catastrophic events.
Denmark and the Netherlands send F-16 jets to Ukraine to aid in its fight against Russia.
Queen Margarita of Denmark abdicates on January 14, 2024, passing the throne to Crown Prince Frederick.
DNA evidence confirmed in 1998 that Thomas Jefferson fathered children with Sally Hemings, a relationship denied by his family for nearly 200 years.
Villagers destroy their property to deny Nazis supplies, flooding cities after the Dnieper Dam blast.
Detroit files for bankruptcy, marking the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history.
In Bogotá, Colombia, the drug derived from the Borrachero tree has a dark history linked to indigenous practices and poses severe risks to victims, including death.
In March 2013, the Seleka seize Bangui, leading to violence and the rise of anti-balaka militias.
TAROM Flight 371 crashes on March 31, 1995, due to a faulty auto-throttle system.
Tony Harris hosts new episodes Fridays, analyzing extraordinary events caught on film.
Flight 1713 reported being at the runway without first going to the de-icing facility, raising questions about the pilots' adherence to safety protocols.
Ksiaz Castle in southern Poland hides Nazi tunnels that may conceal undiscovered secrets.
Russian soldiers, including Anton CV, reportedly die in Ukraine despite official denials.
Texas's decision to run its own power grid leads to challenges during the 2021 winter storm.
