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In the good old days, the hanky-panky was hidden, since the United States signed both the United Nations and Organization of American States charters, which stated that forced regime change was ...

But by the beginning of the 20th century, the United States had grown in prominence, power and ambition. President Theodore ...

"They kicked us out of the house and sealed the door." This moment remains etched in the mind of Ana Hebra Flaster, even ...

Today in History for Jan. 1: In 1622, the Roman Catholic church adopted Jan. 1 as the beginning of the year, rather than March 25. In 1653, Newfoundland's Coat of Arms was granted by King Charles I.

Michele Dancelli has died at the age of 83. Famous for his solo triumph in Milan-Sanremo, he could climb, sprint and enjoyed ...

"The most complete human being of our age.” claimed Jean-Paul Sartre. “A pupil of the school of terror. A dogmatic, cold and intolerant sectarian,” wrote the Black Book of Communism. “Che” generates ...

Under President Trump, U.S. policy in Latin America has shifted toward more military action. The move is welcomed by many in ...

USS Enterprise (CVN-65) was the world’s first nuclear-powered carrier and a U.S. Navy icon. Commissioned in 1961, the “Big E” tracked John Glenn’s Friendship 7, enforced the Cuban Missile Crisis ...

After losing his title to Muhammad Ali, the boxer sank into a depression that ended only after he was born again.

From Frank Sinatra and Elvis to Claude Monet and Frida Kahlo, these former star homes have been carefully restored and ...