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The HISTORY Channel's "Dirty Old Cars" premieres January 18, showcasing car restorations across America.
In Mosul, Alex Crawford reports on the Iraqi forces' battle to reclaim the city from Islamic State control, highlighting the conflict's human cost and social media's role.
The Financial Times emerges in London to provide reliable market news in 1888.
Donald Trump imposes tariffs on steel and Luna, risking job losses and trade tensions.
Donald Trump's election signals a potential decline of America's post-war liberal order.
Moldova faces potential threats from Russia as tensions with Ukraine escalate.
G7 leaders meet in Japan to discuss sanctions against Russia amid Ukraine conflict.
Muammar Gaddafi is confirmed dead, with his body taken to Misratah, says Abdullah Berrassali.
Hana Gaddafi is alive, contradicting claims of her death in a 1986 Nato airstrike.
Jeremy Grantham discusses the stock market bubble and what investors should do about it.
Hezbollah launches Precision missiles at Israel, escalating conflict on Lebanon's border since Sunday.
Members of the Gaza Flotilla allege mistreatment by Israel and express frustration over the ongoing hostage situation, with only 40% released.
In Gaza, parents are forced to feed their children boiled water amid severe shortages and a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by ongoing conflict and Israeli actions.
Charles De Gaulle returns to France after four years of exile as head of the Provisional Government.
General Francisco Franco's regime in Spain actively targeted left-wing university students, perceiving them as a significant threat to his authoritarian rule.
Geneticists have identified a super athlete gene in Sherpa DNA that allows them to survive in oxygen-starved environments, linked to an ancient lineage of pre-humans.
George W. Bush mistakenly condemns his Iraq invasion while criticizing Russia's actions in Ukraine.
Attendees at George H.W. Bush's funeral reflect on his decency and kindness, describing him as a great and noble man and the best father one could have.
On March 17, 2003, President George W. Bush demands that Saddam Hussein and his sons leave Iraq within 48 hours in a national address.
German police arrested pro-Palestinian protesters in Berlin for speaking Arabic, raising concerns about freedom of speech and human rights in Germany.
German police have conducted raids on the homes of Palestinian activists in response to their Instagram posts, raising concerns about human rights treatment in Germany.
Germany's reunification meant dealing with capitalism versus communism thirty years later.
A German physicist named Klaus Fuchs infiltrated the $2 billion Manhattan Project during World War II, sharing secrets with the Soviets.
Germany is under mounting pressure to supply Ukraine with Leopard tanks and training.
Allied forces shot down 27 German planes, including 18 JU52 transports, during a single engagement on April 11, 1943, in eastern Algeria.
George Galloway discusses the Hizbollah-Israel conflict in a Sky News interview.
Waterloo International station, once a bustling hub for Eurostar services, now stands empty and forgotten, reflecting on its historical significance and challenges.
Watch new episodes of Ancient Aliens returning on Thurs., Oct. 2 at 8/7c on HISTORY.
A woman gives birth amidst bombardment in a conflict zone, illustrating the severe challenges mothers face in providing care for their newborns.
Mostar Bridge, a symbol of unity for Serbs, Croats, and Muslims, was destroyed in 1993 and has since become a focal point for resilience and restoration efforts.
The family catches several salmon, releasing the live ones to spawn while keeping the dead ones for a meal during their winter fishing trip.
Rick Wilson analyzes the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, attributing the violence to Trump's rhetoric and the departure from traditional Republican values.
Government experiments on prisoners in the United States reveal a troubling history of unethical practices and systemic misconduct within the justice system.
Grandmaster Caz leads a bus tour through the Bronx, highlighting key locations that shaped hip hop culture and celebrating its vibrant history.
Get.factual's YouTube channel hosts a livestream featuring a variety of documentaries on history, science, technology, and nature every week.
The documentary reconstructs the Grenfell Tower fire using 3D imaging and community testimonies.
Watch a short clip about Mohamedou Ould Slahi's Guantánamo Diary and his experiences.
The video highlights a Sahrawi protest near the Moroccan Wall and guerrilla tactics by the Polisario.
Guns fire 96 rounds nationwide to honor each year of the Queen's life after her passing.
Hamilton and Burr duel in Weehawken, New Jersey, leading to Hamilton's death on July 12, 1804.
In Hanover, a red line painted on the sidewalks guides visitors to 36 historical and cultural sites, highlighting the city's rich heritage in Lower Saxony.
Robin Roberts narrates the valor of the Harlem Hellfighters in World War I's Séchault offensive.
On August 6, 1945, a local photographer finds a group of burned people trying to soothe their wounds with cooking oil after the atomic bomb explosion.
The U.S. fights to take back Manila from Japanese forces in intense street battles in 1945.
Prince Harry and Meghan announce the birth of their daughter, Lilibet Diana, in California.
In Westminster Hall, Queen Elizabeth II's eight grandchildren, including Prince William and Prince Harry, hold a vigil to honor her legacy and express their gratitude.
Anchorage, Alaska, hosts the NYO Games, a unique series of high school sports rooted in indigenous survival skills and cultural heritage.
A 2010 survey found that 92% of Afghan men in Helmand province had no knowledge of the September 11 attacks or their significance.
