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In 1948, authorities air-dropped 76 beavers into the wilderness of Idaho using WWII parachutes as part of a wildlife relocation program.
Germany commemorates 80 years since Adolf Hitler became Chancellor, reflecting on Nazi crimes.
Sasha Skochilenko faces trial in Russia for protesting the special military operation in Ukraine.
Mexican rescue teams crossed the U.S.-Mexico border to assist flood victims in Texas, showcasing solidarity and rapid response in times of crisis.
Two boys are swapped at birth at the moment of India's independence, intertwining their lives with the country's historical events.
Mike Peed writes about a fungus threatening America's banana supply this week.
Mike scores a rare vintage tee in this episode of American Pickers on Wednesdays.
Mogadishu faces al-Shabaab's threat as the International Community supports Somali forces.
Fourteen soldiers from the Yorkshire Regiment perform a firing salute at Captain Sir Tom Moore's funeral, marking the highest military honor.
A military jet crashes in Tobruk after air strikes in Derna on Friday due to a technical fault.
A minute's silence is held for Prince Philip as his funeral begins, marking a significant moment.
Neil Buckley discusses the renewed violence in Ukraine and Russia's role in the conflict.
The Coast Guard finds debris from the missing Titan submersible with passengers Hamish Harding and pH najale.
The British 3rd infantry division lands on Sword Beach on June 6, 1944, during D-Day.
Mitsubishi's MRJ jet completes its first test flight, reviving Japan's aerospace industry.
Bill Gates discusses the launch of Windows 1.0, highlighting its development, capabilities, and retail price of $99 as a significant milestone for Microsoft.
India unveils a 182m statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the world's tallest statue.
An ammunitions depot explodes in Crimea, a week after similar blasts at a Russian air base.
Moscow vows retaliation after Ukrainian attacks kill 14 in Belgorod, Russia.
Ms. Rachel wears a dress designed by Palestinian children at the Glamour Awards in 2025.
Robert Mugabe endorses Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa before Zimbabwe's crucial elections.
The Brereton Report reveals Australian war crimes in Afghanistan, including 39 unlawful killings.
The Grant Museum of Zoology in London uses 3D printing to recreate a missing Quagga leg.
A month after forming, Zeid Hamdam's band, The New Government, rebranded following the assassination of Lebanon's Prime Minister.
Migrants in Sri Lanka seek refuge in a police station after mob violence and threats.
Barack Obama's visit to Havana marked the first time a sitting US president traveled to the city in 88 years.
This video traces family history and explores Nairobi, Kenya, and East Lee Mable.
Watch The Proof Is Out There return on June 13, analyzing impossible phenomena caught on film.
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has led to widespread genocide, highlighting the urgent need for global awareness and solidarity with the Sudanese people.
Protesters in Myanmar rally after security forces kill dozens during a crackdown.
Opposition forces in Myanmar advance against the military government two years after the coup.
Tony Harris investigates extraordinary phenomena, including UFOs and alleged mutants, while analyzing evidence and interviewing eyewitnesses in this episode of The Proof Is Out There.
Watch New Episodes Fridays on History featuring a mysterious little skeleton.
Spike Island, known as Ireland's most haunted prison, is explored for its eerie sounds and the lingering spirits of those who suffered during the Great Famine.
In the series The Proof Is Out There, host Tony Harris investigates extraordinary phenomena, including giant beasts and UFOs, through eyewitness accounts and evidence testing.
These hieroglyphs resemble out of this world phenomena in this Ancient Aliens Special Presentation.
New episodes return Fri., Oct. 31, hosted by William Shatner on HISTORY.
Countries worldwide report strange UFO sightings on major mountains in this episode.
Watch Tony Harris analyze bizarre phenomena on The Proof Is Out There Fridays at 10/9c.
A bombing in Kerman, Iran, kills over 100 during a memorial for General Kasam Soleimani.
Armenians burn homes in Kalbajar before leaving due to a new peace deal with Azerbaijan.
Russia mediates talks in Moscow to resolve the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan over Nagorno-Karabakh escalates with deadly exchanges of fire.
Saturn 5 engines missing their serial numbers are restored for public display after recovery.
Jeff Gordon retires after twenty-three years, leaving a void in Nascar and its fanbase.
Ukrainian troops find a mass grave with over 400 bodies near Izium after liberation from Russia.
Nelson Mandela's coffin arrives at Union Buildings, lying in state for three days before burial.
The Neutron Bomb maximizes human casualties while preserving infrastructure for occupying forces.
