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The Mexican artist who mastered the art of turning pain into power.

The 11-man crew of Heaven Can Wait was shot down by enemy fire.

From ancient Asia to contemporary America, Buddhism has a rich history.

From 1900 to the postwar years, Churchill was acquainted with 11 US presidents.

Discover the history behind the religions that have shaped humanity.

Meet South Vietnam's former first lady.

Britain and Iceland engaged in conflict over fishing rights for decades.

These reads support critical thinking and empathy for more fulfilling lives.

From First Ladies to baseball players.

Seeking solace? Find yourself immersed in a wholly different world with these nonfiction reads.

With World War I's end came a reckoning and a chance to rebuild.

Learn more about historical events of the past and present from the comfort of your couch.

These unputdownable reads span the Civil War, both World Wars, and Vietnam.

The upcoming film promises a star-studded cast and thrilling action.

The clandestine communication of the Navajo saved lives on the battlefield and was vital to success in the Pacific.

With election season upon us, we're looking to the past and future of voting.

Author Maria Laurino recently appeared on 60 Minutes to discuss this devastating story.

The specter of cannibalism overshadows many other fascinating facts about the emigrants.