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Sixty percent of enslaved individuals brought to America came from Senegal, a fact often omitted from historical narratives.
Kigali, Rwanda's capital, sits 1,400 meters above sea level and is home to a million inhabitants, known for its cleanliness and vibrant atmosphere.
Thirty-five years after the Lockerbie bombing, families and friends of the victims share their experiences from the deadliest terror attack in Britain.
Eight minutes of personal stories reveal the deep connections fans maintain with their teams through traditions and memorials.
Atlanta, Georgia, showcases its history and natural resources in Aerial America.
Berlin's Brandenburg Gate symbolizes the city's reunification and history of division.
Dwight completed 129 memorials and over 18,000 gallery pieces, reflecting on a life shaped by the opportunity to become the first Black astronaut.
85 to 90% of the life-sized cutouts created by a local printing shop are for memorials, reflecting a unique tradition in New Orleans culture.
Less than 25 years after its founding, invading troops nearly burned Washington, DC, to the ground, marking a turbulent chapter in its history.
New Zealand holds prayers at Al Noor mosque for Christchurch shooting victims.
Two children, ages three and five, navigate life after the murder of their mother, Labour MP Jo Cox, by a fascist terrorist in 2016.
Kjetil T. Thorsen, co-founder of Snøhetta, discusses the architectural philosophy and societal impact behind iconic structures like the Alexandria Library and the 9/11 Memorial Pavilion.
The SS had 800,000 members, and graphic artist Walter Heck developed the double rune symbol in 1929, linking it to ancient Germanic runes.
