The Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor shares something in common with other marvels of the world that are, were and never ...

1780 – The British Gazette and Sunday Monitor was published for the first time. It was the first Sunday newspaper in Britain. 1793 – The Holy Roman Emperor formally declared war on France.

These final resting places are noteworthy for their displays of devotion, over-the-top imagery, and/or their famous residents.

Butter. Just the sound of it gets the juices flowing. In your wildest dreams could you picture a world without it? Why, it’s unimaginable!. Okay, okay, so without it we’d all have smaller bottoms … ...

Workers repair and clean the huge statue of German Iron Chancellor Otto ... demanding Emperor Napoleon III immediately declare war to restore French honor. France declared war on Prussia on ...

A recent Weimar photograph shows the Führer staring, maybe with gratitude, at the philosopher’s statue. For Nietzsche ... letter he wrote to King Ludwig III of Bavaria, Hitler, though Austrian ...

The foundry, which said its aim was to fulfil Napoleon’s dream to “make Paris the capital of the universe”, was recently commissioned to build a monument statue of Joan of Arc for the French ...

On the occasion of the Jubilee of Marian Spirituality, scheduled for Oct. 11–12, the original statue of Our Lady of Fátima will be taken to Rome. The famous image of Our Lady, known to the ...

A French politician has called on the US to give the Statue of Liberty back after suggesting that some Americans “have chosen to switch to the side of the tyrants.” Raphael Glucksmann ...

A French Parliament member is demanding that the U.S. return the Statue of Liberty to France, who gifted it to the Americans in the 1880s. Center-left politician Raphaël Glucksmann made the ...