Every generation has its quintessential summer symbol.
On August 11, 1973, DJ Kool Herc rocks his first Bronx party, debuting a game-changing turntable move that electrifies the crowd.
As Egypt's 'New Isis,' Cleopatra cultivated the image of a living goddess
The final resting place of Egypt’s most famous queen remains a mystery.
The venom of an asp—or even a cobra—supposedly killed the legendary queen of Egypt. Is it true?
To consolidate power, the last queen of Egypt married—then killed—her siblings. And she bore children with Roman allies Julius Caesar and Mark Antony.
World War II With Tom Hanks revisits defining moments in one of history's most devastating conflicts.
Meredith Ewenson walks the Revolutionary War Trail in Providence, Rhode Island, with sites including the Stephen Hopkins House, John Brown House Museum and more.
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