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A gold Rolex once owned by Saddam Hussein is listed for $150,000 on a website created by his former aide, who has yet to sell any items.
As celebrities attended the Met Gala, over 35,000 lives were lost in Rafah, Israel, prompting outrage and calls for a boycott of the event.
Twelve people were estimated to be needed for a hypothetical evacuation from a Caribbean prison during a hurricane, according to a military officer's assessment.
Barack and Michelle Obama attend Nelson Mandela's memorial service in Soweto, Johannesburg.
King Ludwig II of Bavaria, known for his fairytale palaces like Herrenchiemsee, died under mysterious circumstances at Lake Starnberg in 1886.
The Ryanair flight diversion leads to punitive measures against Belarus and the arrest of Raman Pratasevich.
Belgium returns Patrice Lumumba's remains, including a single tooth, to his family.
On January 14, 2016, Jakarta experiences a terrorist attack involving an explosion near the Serena shopping center and a shootout at a Starbucks, resulting in multiple casualties and injuries.
Kathy Hochul replaces Andrew Cuomo as New York's first female governor amid corruption issues.
Conrad Black claims innocence and criticizes Rupert Murdoch during an interview with Adam Boulton.
Canada sanctions Iran's Revolutionary Guard amid ongoing protests and crackdown on dissent.
The speaker calls for international support to end bloodshed in the Central African Republic.
Summer in February depicts a love triangle involving Alfred Munnings and Gilbert Evans.
Body camera footage from the Derek Chauvin trial reveals the events leading to George Floyd's death, including his emotional pleas and the aftermath in Minneapolis.
DNA evidence confirmed in 1998 that Thomas Jefferson fathered children with Sally Hemings, a relationship denied by his family for nearly 200 years.
Dolores Huerta co-founded the National Farm Workers Association in 1962 and led a national boycott during the Delano Grape Strike in 1965.
The Republican debate features Donald Trump and John Kasich, while North Korea changes its time zone.
Roma practices in Dili, highlighting East Timor's culture and ongoing economic challenges.
Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay reach the summit of Mount Everest on 29 May 1953.
Errol Morris describes his strange interviews with Donald Rumsfeld in The Unknown Known documentary.
Richard Spencer discusses white supremacy and its perceived benefits this summer in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Elle Fanning and Alice Englert discuss their roles in a close teenage friendship shaped by political tensions and the threat of nuclear war in Sally Potter's film.
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.
A gun attack on Charlie Hebdo in Paris kills 12, including the magazine's editor and police officers.
Helena Bonham Carter reflects on her grandfather's courageous actions during the Holocaust, when he helped Jewish individuals escape persecution.
A hero police officer fights London Bridge attackers with only his baton during a terror attack.
On the day of Bill Clinton's acquittal, Hillary Clinton is in her study planning her Senate run, marking her first independent political move.
Sir Alex, a former chief spy, spent 30 years in espionage, often operating in everyday settings like shopping malls and pubs.
Philip Schuyler rebuilds his estate in 29 days after British troops burn it during the war.
Young dissidents in Iran share their stories almost a year after Mahsa Amini's death.
In Alice Springs, Australia, ranchers reported hearing a sound estimated at 310 decibels, marking it as the loudest sound ever recorded on Earth.
Today celebrates MLK Day and Stephon Ferguson's reenactment of Dr. King's speeches.
In 1940s New York City, the intense love affair between poets Allen Ginsberg and Lucien Carr significantly influenced the emergence of the Beat Generation.
General Sergey Surovikin's ties to Evgeni Prigozhin and Wagner raise concerns in Russia.
The ongoing volcanic eruption on La Palma intensifies, forcing evacuations and destruction.
Local authorities in Suruc struggle to assist thousands of refugees from Kobane seeking shelter.
Robert Kenneth Wilson's photo of the Loch Ness Monster appears in the Daily Mail in April 1934.
A helicopter crash in Vauxhall sent debris falling from a crane and caused panic among people running for safety on the street.
More than 2,200 people died in a 7.2 magnitude earthquake in southwestern Haiti, with hundreds still missing nearly a week later.
Amanda Thatcher reads from Ephesians at her grandmother Margaret Thatcher's funeral.
Mariupol faces renewed threats as the Azov battalion prepares to defend against Russian forces.
Thousands of foreign fighters have joined the battle in Ukraine, motivated by a sense of duty and the suffering they have witnessed.
Mexican politicians see mummified alien corpses claimed by journalist Jaime Maussan.
India unveils a 182m statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the world's tallest statue.
Myra Hindley, a key figure in the Moors Murders, attempts to shift blame onto Ian Brady in previously unseen prison letters while denying her role in Leslie Ann Downey's murder.
Thamsanqa Jantjies defends his sign language interpretation at Nelson Mandela's memorial service.
Danny Trejo hosts a series on The HISTORY Channel that explores significant archaeological finds, including hidden treasures and sacred artifacts.
Nick Poundgarden this week highlights Ueli Steck's record climb of the Eiger's north face.
