History & Events

We all know the textbook version — colonists dressed as Mohawk warriors dumped British tea into Boston Harbor…

By Jasmine Hughes · Nov 16

Bloody Sunday stands as a turning point in American history when peaceful civil rights marchers were brutally attacked…

By Samuel Cole · Nov 14

It’s been nearly 80 years since something—or someone—crashed near Roswell, New Mexico. Official stories have changed. Witnesses have…

By Jasmine Hughes · Nov 13

The American frontier shimmered with opportunity, but it was also scarred by violence, betrayal, and loss. From massacres…

By Samuel Cole · Nov 12

Before a man ever set foot on the moon, NASA faced one of its darkest moments. On January…

By Jasmine Hughes · Nov 10

The United States has a rich and intricate history with firearms, woven into the fabric of its cultural…

By Ella Brown · Nov 10

On the cold evening of January 10, 1860, the Pemberton Mill in Lawrence, Massachusetts, collapsed without warning—burying hundreds…

By Jasmine Hughes · Nov 6

On May 31, 1889, a wall of water obliterated Johnstown, Pennsylvania, killing over 2,200 people in one of…

By Jasmine Hughes · Nov 5

Most people have heard of the Titanic—but few know about the Wilhelm Gustloff, a German ship whose sinking…

By Jasmine Hughes · Nov 1