Normandy, June 1944. Rain-soaked and nearly forgotten to history, the bridge over the Douve River controlled everything. Take it, and German armor could cut straight through to the beaches of D-Day.

The Indianapolis Indians on Friday unveiled a major revamp of the team’s branding, featuring new logos, uniforms and signage.

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During the Second World War, a PoW camp in southeast Australia nearby the township Cowra housed mainly Japanese and Italian prisoners. During the night of August 5th 1944, a bugle sounded in the ...

Honey Baked Ham is a holiday necessity for many, but how many official locations are left in the United States? The answer is ...

France's social security system is celebrating its 80th anniversary. From its war-torn beginnings to its uncertain future, ...

An underrated aspect of the Eagles’ roster building philosophy, the most important part of A.J. Brown’s apology and more in ...

Thousands of Aggies gathered together Friday afternoon around O.R. Simpson Drill Field to pay their respects to Reveille IX. Reveille IX, the beloved First Lady of Aggieland, died Sept. 27 of ...

DUNNES Stores designers have shoppers scrambling to the tills over their new autumn collection – and prices range from €20 to €25. The new autumn range includes jeans, tops, skirts and ...

New York City’s three million rats are far more complex than just pests. A new study reveals they communicate using ...

Washington, DC, Oct. 02, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- UNCF is pleased today to announce Dr. Jelani M. Favors is joining the organization as Vice President of the Frederick D. Patterson Research Institute.

In the show, Ed fatally strikes his brother with a log after the conversation. Ed then imagines him standing up and saying he ...