In 1919, eight Chicago White Sox, self-dubbed "Black Sox" due to their greedy owner's refusal to launder uniforms, plotted to fix the World Series.

Violet Jessup, a stewardess on the Titanic, became the only woman to survive its sinking and that of its sister ship, Britannic.

Could a Nazi U-boat loaded with artwork, antiquities and gold be somewhere in the Caribbean? In this episode of History's Greatest Mysteries, celebrated diver Mike Fletcher attempts to find out.

Discover how President Jackson went head-to-head with Henry Clay in the Bank War, the central controversy of Jackson's administration.

While many know the name Cesar Chavez today, his most trusted lieutenant was just as vital to the Mexican farmworkers movement.

Hear extraordinary stories of resilience and healing from the children impacted by 9/11.

In the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, attacks, a callery pear tree emerged from the rubble.

Put down your avocado toast and TV dinner—and discover the top food fads from the 1920s to today.

Check out this hair-raising account of how Flying Tiger Tex Hill reacted to a Japanese KI-27 attacking his flight leader over Thailand.