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How Prince Philip Became Queen Elizabeth's Unlikely Husband
By Lily Rothman
Albert Einstein's 'Magnificent Birthday Gift'
By Olivia B. Waxman
How Theodore Roosevelt Fell in Love With the American West
By H.W. Brands
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While he’s frequently been called a billionaire, his net worth is hard to ascertain
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Remembering John Shearer, Photographer of Iconic American Moments
John Shearer captured on camera iconic American moments ranging from John-John's salute of John F. Kennedy's casket to Muhammad Ali's 1971 fight with Joe Frazier. But his favorite project, according to his wife Marianne, was...
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Audrey Hepburn — born May 4, 1929 — was just a teenager when she first became involved in Dutch resistance against the Nazis
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Rapper Cardi B Disses President Trump Over the Shutdown
The performer is the latest to join the chorus of celebrities slamming the longest-ever federal government shutdown
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According to some later accounts, Blackbeard’s head was turned into a punch bowl
By Eric Jay Dolin
November 21, 2018
Inside the Unsung Life of the Man Who Was John F. Kennedy’s Most Personal Assistant
The memory of this character in the life of the 35th president remains alive among his Berryville neighbors and friends
By Barbara A. Perry and Alfred Reaves IV
November 20, 2018
Buttonholes for a Royal Bride: What It Was Like to Help Make Queen Elizabeth's 1947 Wedding Dress
Behind the scenes at the Nov. 20, 1947, royal wedding, hundreds worked to make sure then-Princess Elizabeth would have the wedding of her dreams
By Jennifer Robson
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The Meaning of Matthew Shepard
Katie Couric sat down with the Shepards for an extended conversation
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Provocateur Stormy Daniels Takes an Unexpected Turn in the National Spotlight
To understand what it means to be famous like Stormy Daniels, for the reasons she is famous, spend time with her in a public space. She walks quickly, her head down, blending in with the...
By Susanna Schrobsdorff
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What Shakespeare’s Wife Could Tell Us
This post is in partnership with the History News Network, the website that puts the news into historical perspective. A version of the article below was originally published at HNN. Shakespeare’s wife Anne Hathaway could...
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On Oct. 8, 1918, Alvin York single-handedly killed 25 and captured 132 of the enemy, forcing the German Army to retreat from their position
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Why, one might ask, had he expected to find monsters?
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Former President Jimmy Carter Is Still Building His Legacy, One Home at a Time
At 93, Jimmy Carter's gait is a little stiff, his back a bit stooped. He doesn't swing a hammer like he once did, preferring to work a table saw. But one week each year, the...
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July 26, 2018
Elon Musk Apologizes to British Cave Diver For 'Pedo' Comment
"The fault is mine and mine alone"
By Casey Quackenbush
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The World War II Auto Mechanic in This Photo Is Queen Elizabeth II. Here's the Story Behind the Picture
Queen Elizabeth II was the first woman in the royal family to serve full-time in Britain's women's military during WWII
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After days of being brain dead, McKinley’s parents decided to donate his organs to five children in need that were a match for the teen
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May 6, 2018
The Royal Baby's Middle Name Arthur Has a Deep But Dubious History
The newborn royal's name has many links to the past—but the name Arthur is likely to call to mind a very specific bit of British history
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This Is People's Beautiful Issue Cover Star for 2018
Pink is one of the world's best-selling artists — and now also a Most Beautiful cover star
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'He Held Her Hand All Day.' George H.W. Bush 'Broken-Hearted' After the Death of Barbara Bush
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'We'll Always Be Grateful.' Barack and Michelle Obama Offer Condolences to Bush Family
Barbara Bush reflected "the very best of the American spirit," they said
By Alana Abramson
April 17, 2018
'Grit & Grace, Brains & Beauty.' Here's What Every Living President Said About Barbara Bush
Many highlighted her public service and commitment to her family
By Sophia Rosenbaum
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Billionaire Matthew Mellon Dies in Mexican Rehab at 53
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April 17, 2018
Man Suffers 'Thunderclap' Headaches From Hottest Chili
He ate a "Carolina Reaper" — the world's most intense chili — at a hot-pepper-eating contest
By Laignee Barron
April 10, 2018
Ingraham to Take a Vacation Amidst David Hogg Scandal
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March 15, 2018
What Happened When TIME Met Stephen Hawking 30 Years Ago
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The Surprising Broadway Musical That Provided the Soundtrack to a Real-Life Royal Romance
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Forest Service Chief Retires Amid Misconduct Investigation
The agency launched an investigation after a report detailed claims of pervasive harassment
By Laignee Barron
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This Photo of Harriet Tubman Was Lost for Close to a Century
The image was found in an album the Library of Congress acquired at auction
By Olivia B. Waxman
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Natalie Wood's Death Has Been Ruled Suspicious. Here’s What to Know About the Actor’s Mysterious Drowning
The actor's mysterious 1981 drowning is back in the news
By Aric Jenkins
February 2, 2018
How a Self-Made 18th-Century Tycoon Built the First Charity for Kids
The surprising tale of Thomas Coram
By Flora Carr
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Everyone Was Wrong About the Real 'Rosie the Riveter’ for Decades. Here’s How the Mystery Was Solved
The inside story of the search for the real woman who inspired a famous image
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How One Scientist Broke Through the 'Brick Wall' for Women in Chemistry
Gertrude B. Elion was born on Jan. 23, 1918
By Ray Cavanaugh
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Disney's President Trump Robot Can Talk
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Former NBC interviewer Billy Bush said he felt compelled to speak out after the president reportedly began claiming the tape was fabricated
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