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How One Phone Call Could Have Prevented a Major American Military Victory

By Jennifer Latson

Old Hickory in a New Century

By Jon Meacham

Israel Sentences Palestinian Kidnapper to Life for Killing of 3 Teenagers

By Dan Kedmey

The Torture Debate Is Missing This: The Fact that We Did This Before

By History News Network
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Photojournalism Daily: Jan. 5, 2015

A compilation of the most interesting photojournalism found on the web, curated by Mikko Takkunen

By Mikko Takkunen

Visa Limits Imposed on Syrian Refugees Headed to Lebanon

Syrians wanting to cross into Lebanon must now apply for a visa at the border

By Helen Regan

How Napoleon Nearly Became a U.S. Citizen

One of the greatest “What Ifs” of history

By History News Network

Why WWI Soldiers Put Their Guns Down on Christmas Day 1914

Exactly a century ago, the men in the trenches heard something unusual: singing

By Naina Bajekal

The Year Britain Celebrated 'Blitzmas'

How TIME reported on Britain's wartime Christmas in 1940

By Megan Gibson

Dozens Killed in Attack in India's Assam State

Police blame the deaths, including women and children, on separatist rebels

By Per Liljas

Global Arms Treaty Comes Into Force on Christmas Eve

But the U.S., China and Russia have still not ratified it

By Per Liljas

Hundreds of Muslims Are Trapped in Enclaves in the Central African Republic

Those trapped "face a grim choice: leave and face possible attack from anti-balaka fighters, or stay and die from hunger and disease," reports HRW

By Per Liljas

When Fidel Castro Took Power: How TIME Covered the News

Castro was on the cover of the magazine three weeks after he seized control of Cuba

By Lily Rothman

U.S. Kills 3 ISIS Leaders in Iraq Strikes, Officials Say

The three killed were mid- to high-level leaders of ISIS

By NBC News

A History of Cuba-U.S. Relations in 13 TIME Covers

With appearances by Che Guevara and Pope John Paul II

By Lily Rothman

Why Did the U.S. and Cuba Sever Diplomatic Ties in the First Place?

Diplomacy between the two neighbors has been strained for decades

By Lily Rothman

No Casualties in Ukraine Truce

The Ukrainian President called for a long-standing truce after a cease-fire signed in September failed

By Helen Regan

How TIME Covered the 'Date Which Will Live in Infamy'

It was on Dec. 8, 1941, that the U.S. declared war on Japan

By Lily Rothman

Syria Accuses Israel of Air Strikes

Munitions warehouse could have been the target according to U.K.-based observer group

By Rishi Iyengar

This Vintage Map Shows What Happened After Pearl Harbor

A look at the first issue of TIME published after the World War II attack

By Lily Rothman
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