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Lahaina Maui's Scenic Front Street is devastated by Flames, leaving a Gray landscape behind.
Wagner Group confirms Ukraine's counteroffensive is underway amid ongoing battles in Bakhmut.
The implosion of the Titan submersible, occurring over two miles beneath the ocean's surface, is examined alongside the tense moments leading up to the disaster.
New Episodes Fridays on History reveal sea floor discoveries with Danny Trejo.
Helena Bonham Carter reflects on her grandfather's courageous actions during the Holocaust, when he helped Jewish individuals escape persecution.
Queen Elizabeth II has died at 96, marking a historic moment for the monarchy.
A massive explosion in Beirut kills at least 50 and injures 2,750 on Tuesday afternoon.
National Geographic's October programming features new episodes from series like Witches: Behind the Trials and Kingdom of the Mummies, highlighting wildlife and ancient civilizations.
The video discusses British colonial theft in Kenya and its parallels with Palestine.
In 2010, Israel's raid on a flotilla attempting to breach its blockade of Gaza ignited widespread international controversy and debate over its military actions.
1,150 silver knives, forks, and spoons were used during the state banquet at Windsor Castle, hosted by Queen Elizabeth for President Reagan and 160 guests.
The Sons of Confederate Veterans meet in St. Augustine, Florida, amid ongoing heritage debates.
Ongoing tensions in the Occupied West Bank highlight the historical struggles of Palestinians since 1948, amid Israel's bombardment of Gaza.
A cave diving disaster in Thailand highlights the extreme risks faced by divers and the critical decisions made during life-threatening situations.
New episodes air Tuesdays at 9/8c on History, featuring original programming that includes hit shows, documentaries, and scripted events focused on history.
On the day of Bill Clinton's acquittal, Hillary Clinton is in her study planning her Senate run, marking her first independent political move.
The tragic airship accident in Manchester Township, New Jersey, is explored through rare clips, passenger interviews, and insights from Hindenburg commander Hugo Eckener.
The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are examined as potential war crimes, raising questions about U.S. accountability and historical narratives.
Andrew critiques Ridley Scott's Napoleon, claiming only 38 minutes are accurate.
Historic peace talks between the Afghan government and Taliban begin in Doha, Qatar.
Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy takes office in Naypyidaw, marking Myanmar's transition from military rule to a civilian government.
Watch Tony Harris analyze historic photos of the impossible on The Proof Is Out There Fridays.
Lonnie Bunch discusses MLK's assassination and its impact on all Americans today.
Scotland's independence referendum on September 18th shows the yes campaign leading in latest polls.
Morgan Freeman highlights real-life prison breaks in History's Greatest Escapes series.
Adolf Hitler's drug use during World War II is revealed through Norman Ohler's findings.
A phone operator trapped with Hitler shares his chilling account of the Fuhrer's final moments.
Ben Hodges stresses Germany's vital role in supporting Ukraine against Russia.
Kanye West is suspended from Twitter for anti-Semitic remarks about Hitler and Jews.
In 1943, Hannah Lewis witnessed her mother being shot at a labor camp in Adampol, Poland, recalling, "I saw the blood on the snow."
Hong Kong holds crucial elections Sunday amid violent protests and rising tensions.
Hongkongers defy a ban to commemorate the Tiananmen Square massacre in Victoria Park.
Bill Rector served as a gun captain during the Korean War, overseeing 22 men and capturing his experiences on film with an eight millimeter camera.
After President Truman's announcement, hope rises in the United States while Japan faces devastation.
Terry Deary and Martin Brown's show rehearses for Saturday at London's Royal Albert Hall.
'Avengers: Endgame' surpasses 'Star Wars' with a record $350 million opening weekend.
In Gaza, six-year-old Hind died alone in a car, pleading for help as Israeli snipers surrounded the area, highlighting the plight of civilians in conflict zones.
Six days after the September 11 attacks, Laura Bush visits Shanksville, Pennsylvania, to honor the 33 victims of Flight 93 and comfort their families.
On October 27, 1962, a U.S. U-2 aircraft was shot down over Cuba, escalating tensions and bringing the world closer to nuclear war.
Eight crew members died and others were contaminated after a coolant leak on the K-19 nuclear submarine in 1961 during a critical mission.
Veteran David Larson defends his crew during an ambush in the Vietnam War.
Brexit transition ends, causing disruption in London's financial centres and affecting key players.
British Steel struggles with high costs and lost EU carbon credits after Brexit.
Sudan faces violent conflict in Khartoum as rival forces battle for control after Bashir's ousting.
Syria did not exist as a state a little over a century ago, as its boundaries were drawn by British and French colonial powers after World War I.
Mae West arrives at Grauman's Chinese Theater for the premiere of 'I'm No Angel' in 1933.
On September 11, 2001, Dick Cheney navigates the chaos of the terrorist attacks, emphasizing the need for calm and accurate information amid confusion.
2,000 policemen were deployed to protect King Alexander I during his state visit to Marseille in 1934, yet he was assassinated by a lone gunman.
