Visitors search loved ones' names and watch them appear on towering digital flags at the Lincoln Memorial as part of the ...
After 75 years missing in action, Brewton native Pfc. Joseph “Dile” Chancery, killed at Chosin Reservoir in 1950, has been ...
The U.S. Navy is backing away from statements that it would begin to restrict press and public access to sailors’ service ...
Harry Hayashi, who created Carrington's landmark, was imprisoned during World War II, even as most Japanese North Dakotans ...
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Forensic genealogy solves 246-year-old mystery of Revolutionary War soldier
The remains of Private John Pumphrey, a teenage soldier from Maryland who fought in the Revolutionary War, have been ...
The remains of Private John Pumphrey, a teenage soldier from Maryland who fought in the Revolutionary War, have been ...
Matt Bennett and Nancy Van Gessel share a passion for the stories that make up our history — and a desire to help others who ...
Exclusive: The much-loved actor travelled halfway across the world to find out whether a hunch his dad had about his past was true ...
A months-long search for a suspected flasher in Baltimore’s Canton neighborhood ended with an arrest this week. Changing tests, unclear results: Why MD struggles to measure long-term student success ...
Rodney Glassman released his military records to counter claims he has no prosecutorial experience. The records show Glassman prosecuted cases early in his career and later advised on military justice ...
An analysis of six years of procurement records suggests that the People’s Liberation Army has openly tried to acquire restricted U.S. technology. By Ana Swanson and Tripp Mickle Ana Swanson reported ...
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