Witold M. Orłowski: For now, Mount Rushmore waits
The article discusses the significance of Mount Rushmore and speculates on Donald Trump's desire to add his face to the monument as a representation of his legacy.
What is the story of the world's most famous plastic chair?
The article discusses the history and cultural significance of the Monobloc chair, emphasizing its status as a globally recognized symbol of Latin American identity.
Trump Made History: The Longest State of the Union Address of All Time
Donald Trump's State of the Union address was a historic event, lasting over 1 hour and 29 minutes, breaking the previous record held by Bill Clinton.
The Story of the Revolver Began Today, When Colt Received Its Patent
On February 25, 1836, American inventor Samuel Colt was granted a patent for the revolver, a groundbreaking firearm that allowed multiple shots without reloading.
Notable Canadians: The (American) friendly giant
The article highlights Bob Homme, an American who became a beloved children's TV character in Canada as 'The Friendly Giant,' showcasing his impact on Canadian television history.
Melania Trump's dress becomes a museum exhibit - Bad Bunny plays in the background
Melania Trump's official 2025 inauguration ball gown is added to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History’s 'First Ladies Collection' in Washington, D.C.
The American story should not be idealized; it has always carried a mix of liberal ideals and autocracy
The article discusses the complexities of American political history, particularly during the Trump administration, highlighting concerns over corruption, the treatment of immigrants, and the potential long-term impacts on democracy.
MINI QUIZ ⟩ Which South American country declared independence from Spain first?
Postimees presents a mini quiz focusing on South America's countries and their histories of independence from Spain.
‘American Pickers’ star Mike Wolfe gets candid about Frank Fritz’s final years: ‘We loved each other’
Mike Wolfe pays tribute to his late 'American Pickers' co-star Frank Fritz while promoting his new show, emphasizing their deep friendship and collaboration.
February 22 is already the greatest day in American hockey history — can Team USA add to the legend?
The article reflects on the historic significance of February 22 in American hockey, particularly highlighting the upcoming Olympic gold medal game between the USA and Canada, coinciding with the anniversary of the 'Miracle on Ice.'
History seems to confirm the thesis that human nature repeats itself over time
The article discusses the philosophical debate around human nature as put forth by American writer Thomas Sowell, distinguishing between two perspectives: unrestricted and restricted views of human capability.
WATCH: Top 5 most memorable moments in American State of the Union history
The article highlights five memorable moments from past American State of the Union addresses in anticipation of President Trump's upcoming speech.
Jesse Jackson: One of the Most Prominent Leaders of the American Civil Rights Movement in the Twentieth Century
Jesse Jackson was a key figure in the American Civil Rights Movement and a political activist who ran for presidency twice in the 1980s.
The Most Expensive Bluster in American History? Trump is Ready to Attack Iran, but It Has Its Risks
The article discusses President Trump's considerations of military action against Iran amidst escalating tensions and troop movements in the region.
History redressed: Melania makes her mark, in a fashion, with Smithsonian gown
Melania Trump presented her inaugural gown at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, marking a notable moment amid her husband's criticisms of cultural institutions.
A Dispatch that Transformed the Post-War World was Written by an American Admiring Prague
The article discusses an influential dispatch written by an American writer who admired Prague and its impact on the post-war world.
The Fatal Prohibition Experiment
The article reflects on the implications of prohibition in American society, using historical examples to argue against current fears of societal collapse.
12.2 million euros: the ECB imposes the heaviest penalty in its history on American bank JP Morgan
The European Central Bank has imposed a record fine of 12.2 million euros on JP Morgan for providing inaccurate information regarding its risk-weighted assets.
Born in China, raised in US: adoptees explore the meaning of identity at Lunar New Year
Adoptees LuLu Grant and Phoebe McChesney navigate their identities as Chinese-Americans during the Lunar New Year, reflecting on their experiences with cultural integration and personal history.
Carrie Underwood 'American Idol' boos spark firestorm, fans clash over MAGA and 'right side of history' claims
Carrie Underwood experienced significant backlash on social media after being booed during 'American Idol', with fans clashing over her perceived political beliefs.
Presidents Who Did Not Rule the United States.. When Chance Almost Rewrote American History
The article discusses ten individuals in American history who were on the verge of becoming president, highlighting how chance events could have dramatically altered the nation's political landscape.
Epstein's Connections with Academics Reveal the Dark Side of University Fundraising in the US
The article discusses how American universities, in their quest for funding, have connected with Jeffrey Epstein, highlighting the ethical dilemmas faced by these institutions due to his controversial history.
Jesse Jackson helped lay the groundwork for America's first Black president
Jesse Jackson's contributions to civil rights and political activism significantly influenced Barack Obama's campaign and presidency, as acknowledged by Obama and others following Jackson's passing.
RICHARD FOWLER: I ran into Jesse Jackson — and into history: the man who shaped a nation
Richard Fowler reflects on his encounter with civil rights leader Jesse Jackson and the significant role Jackson played in shaping American public life.
Kansas celebrates 50 years of history with a nostalgic night in Mexico
The American band Kansas performed an exceptional concert in Mexico City on February 7, celebrating their 50 years of musical history.
US Court Rules Against Trump: The American Government Is Not a Invention of Literature
A US federal judge defends against Donald Trump's historical distortions using George Orwell's '1984' as a reference.
USA: Only a brave judge prevents Trump's historical distortion
A federal judge in Philadelphia rules against the Trump administration's efforts to alter the historical narrative regarding American history in National Parks.
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson dies at 84
Jesse Jackson, the influential U.S. civil rights leader, has passed away at the age of 84, leaving behind a legacy of advocacy for justice and equality.
MrBeast: King of the World Records
American YouTuber MrBeast, known for his significant philanthropic efforts, has amassed the largest subscriber base in YouTube history, marking a remarkable journey in content creation.
This Day in History. The World Premiere of the Opera 'Madama Butterfly' Takes Place in Milan
The opera 'Madama Butterfly' had its world premiere at La Scala in Milan on February 17, 1904, depicting a tragic love story between an American naval officer and a young Japanese girl.
American Elana Meyers Taylor finally captures gold medal at Winter Olympics, makes Team USA history
Elana Meyers Taylor won her first Olympic gold medal in the women's monobob competition at the 2026 Milan Cortina Games, making history for Team USA.
America's presidents and their steaks: How personal taste shaped the Oval Office
A reflection on how the personal steak preferences of U.S. presidents provide insight into their characters and leadership styles on Presidents Day.
Presidents’ Day: From Abraham Lincoln to Donald Trump – The Ranking of American Presidents
The article discusses Presidents' Day in the United States, focusing on the historical ranking of presidents and the evolving standards of American democracy.
American Culture Quiz: Test yourself on retro recipes and Olympic origins
A quiz featured by Fox News challenges participants to test their knowledge on American cultural topics, including retro recipes and the history of the Olympics.
Brazil’s Pinheiro Braathen wins gold – and South America’s first Winter Olympics medal
Lucas Pinheiro Braathen made history at the Winter Olympics by becoming the first South American to win a medal, securing gold in the men’s giant slalom for Brazil.
2026 Olympics: Who is Lucas Pinheiro Braathen, the Brazilian crowned in giant slalom and the first South American medalist at the Winter Games?
Lucas Pinheiro Braathen made history by winning the gold medal in giant slalom at the 2026 Winter Olympics, becoming the first South American to achieve this feat.
Retro Valentine's Day candy is back — here's what it says about modern love
Conversation hearts, traditional Valentine's Day candies, reflect evolving expressions of love in American culture.
Thucydides in Washington and Beijing
The article discusses the lasting influence of Thucydides on international relations and its relevance in today's geopolitical dynamics, as noted by American diplomat Louis J. Halle.
One of the Biggest Surprises in Olympic History: Malinin Unknowingly Failed and Lost His Medal
American figure skater Ilia Malinin, a favorite to win gold at the Milan Olympics, suffered an unexpected failure that cost him the medal despite dominating the sport for years.
Operation 'Iceworm': Why Washington's Nuclear Plans in Greenland Failed
The article explores the failed American plans for a nuclear project in Greenland during the 1960s, highlighting the historical context and geopolitical implications of such ambitions.
Giants' John Harbaugh shares what Americans 'should keep in mind' as country's 250th birthday nears
John Harbaugh, head coach of the New York Giants, encourages Americans to reflect on the significance of the country's 250th birthday during a recent interview with Fox News.
What Was Sex Like in the Soviet Union?
The article discusses the complex relationship between sex and the Soviet regime, highlighting cultural perspectives from both Soviet and American women during the 1980s.
These are the most expensive medals in history, but they are falling apart. Better not jump in them, advises the gold medalist skier
Fan reactions are mixed as American skier Breezy Johnson reveals her broken gold medal after jumping in excitement.
This day in history. The bombing of Dresden begins
The article discusses the extensive and devastating bombing of Dresden by British and American forces during World War II, beginning on February 13, 1945.
In Neuquén: the discovery of fossils that could rewrite the history of armored dinosaurs in South America
Scientists in Neuquén have uncovered fossils that may change the understanding of South American armored dinosaurs, showing unique traits distinct from other regions.
Who was Ludolf von Alvensleben? 'Polakożerca'
The article explores the history of Ludolf von Alvensleben, a former SS officer who hid in post-war Germany under a false identity.
The old American embassy will be partially demolished and converted into residential housing
The old American embassy in Iceland is set to be partially demolished and transformed into residential apartments.
For the first time, an Argentine scientist will preside over the American Society for Microbiology
Federico Sisti becomes the first non-US based scientist to lead the American Society for Microbiology in its 127-year history.
Hillsdale launches 'Learn Like Charlie' campaign to urge Americans to study the Bible, Constitution
Hillsdale College has initiated the 'Learn Like Charlie' campaign to encourage Americans to enroll in online courses focusing on the Bible and American history, similar to those taken by the late Charlie Kirk.
What is America? 'Professor' Bad Bunny gives a lesson at the Super Bowl and teaches a basic lesson in history and geography
Bad Bunny's performance at the Super Bowl sparked discussion by emphasizing that 'America' includes all Latin American countries and not just the United States.