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The Hawaiian people had done everything in their power not to be annexed by the U.S.
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In 1882, President Chester A. Arthur signed into law the Chinese Exclusion Act.
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Seemingly impervious to injury or illness, Yankee slugger Lou Gehrig never missed a game.
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The Medical Committee for Human Rights formed at the beginning of Freedom Summer in 1964.
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Tony Sarg's sea monster stalked the coast of Nantucket before the Macy's Thanksgiving Day.
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Considered the Lewis and Clark of Brazil, Rondon kept Roosevelt alive through the journey.
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During WWII, more than 1,000 women left homes and jobs and became the first females pilots
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Word of these caves and this graffiti had been passed down from generation to generation.
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Roosevelt’s trip down the River of Doubt in Brazil’s Amazon almost brought him to death.
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A filmmaking team ventures into the Amazon to bring to life Roosevelt’s harrowing journey.
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His family arrived in the U.S. penniless, but Andrew Carnegie made an unimaginable wealth.
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