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Journalist and author Robert Mann, professor emeritus of mass communication at LSU, will discuss his new book, "You Are My ...

Madame Tussauds, now a global wax museum brand, has its roots in the French Revolution, where Marie Tussaud crafted death ...

After his loss at Waterloo, in June 1815, Napoleon was forced to flee France on the high seas ... Queen Elizabeth II may have seen 13 prime ministers pass through in her reign, but Jonathan ...

From a turbulent childhood to a polyglot Renaissance ruler, Tatler celebrates the 65th birthday of King Philippe of Belgium ...

Donald Trump has a talent for attracting attention, but even so, the events since Liberation Day have been unusually dramatic and consequential. After Trump used emergency powers to impose a universal ...

The Economist—a magazine often seen as a compass for global politics and occasionally as its architect—ran a cover story ...

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France and England signed a peace treaty ... In 1796, Jefferson was narrowly defeated for the presidency by Adams and, under Article II of the Constitution (changed in 1804), indeed became ...

The history of colors is intertwined with the evolution of humanity, reflecting scientific advances, cultural conquests, and ...

1970: Apollo 13 announces “Okay, Houston, we’ve had a problem here”, as an oxygen tank explodes en route to the Moon. 1975: A woman becomes the sixth victim of a serial rapist operating in Cambridge.