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A First Lady Brings a French Icon to American Shores
Fifty years after one of history’s most famous art exhibits, find out how two enigmatic women—Jackie Kennedy and the Mona Lisa—came together to captivate the nation.
10 Things You May Not Know About the Cuban Missile Crisis
On the 50th anniversary of the start of the Cuban Missile Crisis, explore 10 surprising facts about the Cold War’s most dangerous moment.

7 Things You May Not Know About U.S. Presidential Debates
As the Republican and Democratic presidential candidates finally meet face to face, explore seven surprising facts about the history of presidential debates.
8 Historic Handshakes
As people around the globe celebrate World Handshake Day, explore eight of history’s most famous handshakes.
‘Happy Birthday, Mr. President’ Turns 50
Marilyn Monroe serenaded John F. Kennedy 50 years ago with a sultry version of “Happy Birthday.”
Jackie Through the Ages: Slideshow
Explore the life of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis—wife, mother, first lady, trendsetter, preservationist, arts patron, editor and American icon.
Arlington Oak, Which Shaded JFK’s Grave, Fell Victim to Hurricane
The historic tree, located in Arlington National Cemetery, was uprooted last weekend by Hurricane Irene.













