US Marine Finds A Nearly Dead Baby In A Cave In The Jungle Of Saipan Island, 1944
After the Saipan Battle between the Japanese and United States, on July 9, 1944, the United States declared Saipan secure. […]
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OPEC Will Cut Production By 2 Million Barrels A Day–Likely Sending Gas & Oil Prices Back Up
Following a year of volatility at the pump, the OPEC+ coalition said on Wednesday that it will reduce oil production
ThÃch Quang Duc: The Burning Monk, 1963
Vietnamese Mahayana Buddhist monk ThÃch Quang Duc in June 1963 set himself ablaze in the busy street of Saigon. He set
Vintage Pictures Of The Old-School Lumberjacks Who Fell Giant Trees With Axes, 1890-1935
After the Canadian Pacific Railroad was completed in 1886, the lumber trade began in British Columbia; it made the utilization
470,000 Canadians Are Without Power, As Fiona Causes Shocking Damage
Fiona made landfall in Nova Scotia on Saturday with hurricane-force winds. The power might be down for several days. According
Chinese Americans Labeling Themselves To Avoid Being Confused With The Hated Japanese Americans, 1941
With World War II ending, the abused Chinese began to experience some display of love and support from the Americans
Nissan Recalls Over 200,000 Pickup Trucks Owing To The Risk Of Rolling Away
The recall applies to Frontier and Titan trucks manufactured between 2020 and 2023. Nissan recalls over 203,000 pickup trucks in
V-Mail: The WWII Program That Scanned Letters Onto Microfilm, 1942-1945
The United States military discovered soon after World War II that shipping and delivering a large amount of mail to
In 1945, The United States Became The First Country To Successfully Detonate An Atomic Weapon
The United States became the first country to successfully detonate an atomic weapon, signalling the start of a new era
Actor Anne Heche Is In Critical Condition After Car Crash In Los Angeles
Actor Anne Heche has been taken to hospital in a crucial state after a crash that left her vehicle consumed in
The Post-Cold War World Westward Expansion: Timeline, Events & Facts
As the World War ended, the leaders of the United States, Great Britain and the Soviet Union met in Germany,
The Evolution Of Bulletproof Glass
Bulletproof Glass is constructed from coatings of laminated glass or polycarbonate thermoplastic that can resist the hit of small-arms shot.
History Of The United States Immigration Before 1965
During the colonial era, from the 1880s to 1920, the United States experienced a significant onslaught of immigrants as they
Unpopular Facts About The United States Of America
The United States is vast, and every of its 3.8 million square miles has a story to tell. Some of