Travel 11 hours ago Ominous letter written by 'prophetic' Titanic passenger sells for shocking six-figure sum at auction A "prophetic" letter penned by Archibald Gracie IV aboard the doomed Titanic on April 10, 1912, has been sold at auction for an impressive six-figure sum.
Fox Nation 18 hours ago Kelsey Grammer warns America could lose 'extraordinary gift' if we forget who we are "Frasier" actor Kelsey Grammer discussed his new Fox Nation series, "Blood on the Bridge: The Battle of Lexington & Concord," while ruminating on the value of freedom.
Travel 1 day ago Archaeologists uncover massive number of horse skeletons at 'important' Roman military site Archaeologists in Stuttgart, Germany, uncovered over 100 horse skeletons believed to have been part of a Roman cavalry unit. These remains are dated to the second century A.D.
Donald Trump 2 days ago Trump vows to bring Columbus Day back ‘from the ashes’ Trump called out Democrats for tarnishing Christopher Columbus' reputation, vowing to bring back Columbus Day from the ashes in a post on Truth Social.
Travel 5 days ago Garden of Eden's true location 'can only be' at unusual tourist landmark, new argument claims In a recent article, a computer engineer presents the unconventional argument that the true location of the biblical Garden of Eden lies beneath a popular Egyptian landmark.
Travel 6 days ago Divers discover vintage car in WWII shipwreck A vintage Ford Super Deluxe car was discovered by divers while exploring the USS Yorktown, which was sunk during World War II in 1942 during the Battle of Midway.
Media 6 days ago James Carville questions if Americans should wait until Trump is 'Hitler' before taking action Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville questioned whether Americans should just sit back until President Donald Trump becomes "Hitler" on his podcast on Wednesday.
Travel April 22 Archaeologists unexpectedly uncover hundreds of skeletons, medieval church beneath university campus Archaeologists were astonished to uncover hundreds of skeletons while excavating the grounds of a British university, which once hosted a medieval church demolished in the 1650s.
Archaeology April 21 Archaeologists unearth millennia-old lecture hall from 'impressive' ancient high school A Germany university revealed the discovery of an ancient Greek lecture hall in Agrigento, Italy — highlighting important parallels between ancient and modern education.
Travel April 20 Historic Maryland church opens doors to visitors 320 years after closing down Historic St. Mary's City, a Maryland-based museum and archaeological organization, is opening up a reconstructed 17th-century Catholic Church called the Brick Chapel on Apr. 12.
VIDEO April 20 SEE IT: Historic Brick Chapel in St. Mary's City prepares for its opening The reconstructed Brick Chapel in St. Mary's City, a former colonial town in Maryland, opened up to the public on April 12 for the first time in centuries. (Source: Historic St. Mary's City)
VIDEO April 20 Maryland historians open reconstructed 17th-century Catholic church after 320 years Historic St. Mary's City, a Maryland-based museum and archaeological organization, is opening up a reconstructed 17th-century Catholic Church called the Brick Chapel on April 12. Henry Miller, Ph.D., shared the details.
Archaeology April 20 Long-lost capital of ancient civilization may have finally been uncovered, archaeologists say: 'Unique find' Archaeologists discovered an ancient city in North Macedonia that might be Lyncus, the capital of an ancient civilization. Professor Nick Angeloff spoke to Fox News Digital about the development.
VIDEO April 19 Archaeologist discusses recent discovery of ancient Macedonian city Nick Angeloff, a professor at California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt, spoke with Fox News Digital about recent excavation work in North Macedonia.
Lifestyle April 19 'The shot heard 'round the world' of American Revolution surrounded by controversy, intrigue: Who fired first? It's the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, and it's still not clear who fired the first shot of the American Revolution? Does it even matter?
Archaeology April 19 Archaeologists reveal strange inscriptions in Room of the Last Supper in Jerusalem Archaeologists have uncovered a collection of unique, centuries-old inscriptions in a place believed to be the site of the Last Supper, with the graffiti dating back to the Middle Ages.
Travel April 19 Archaeologists uncover remnants of Florida's short-lived British past in St. Augustine: 'Always fascinating' City archaeologist Andrea White of St. Augustine, Florida, spoke with Fox News Digital about a recent excavation that unearthed remnants of the city's brief British past.
VIDEO April 19 Archaeologists unearth remnants of British control of St. Augustine in 1700s Andrea White, a city archaeologist in St. Augustine, Florida, spoke to Fox News Digital about the recent excavation of 18th-century British redoubts in the Sunshine State.
US April 19 ‘One if by Land’: White House, Boston celebrates 250th anniversary of Paul Revere’s midnight ride Paul Revere’s midnight ride was commemorated with an official White House statement and video on Friday, while in Boston Revere rode again.
Travel April 15 Ancient treasure found by metal detectorists in 'important' and legendary region Metal detectorists recently unearthed millennia-old treasure in a small European village, according to the Breaza Mures Municipality City Hall in Romania. The silver pieces are tarnished with age.
Travel April 15 Rare 4,000-year-old musical instrument 'buried in the ground' puzzles archaeologists Archaeologists in Dahwa, Oman, found two strange discs that turned out to be a rare 4,000-year-old musical instrument, according to a recently published study.
Travel April 13 Ancient landmark Hagia Sophia, 'simply unique, without parallel,' attracts long line of tourists The Hagia Sophia remains a highly popular tourist destination, attracting millions of travelers. Here is a detailed look at this ancient UNESCO World Heritage Site in Istanbul, Turkey.
Quizzes April 13 American Culture Quiz: Test yourself on screen stars, garden greatness and our Founding Fathers The American Culture Quiz is a weekly test of our unique national traits, trends, history and people. This time, test your knowledge of screen stars, garden greatness and our Founding Fathers.
Archaeology April 13 Experts shocked by ancient King Arthur manuscript found tucked inside book: 'Survived the centuries' Historians from the University of Cambridge recently unveiled a rare 13th-century document that depicts the stories of King Arthur and Merlin, with its preservation considered a miracle.
Travel April 11 Dozens of ancient skeletons found in heart of bustling city: 'Hard to imagine' In Brussels, Belgium, archaeologists recently uncovered the remnants of an ancient cemetery in a bustling area of the city. The skeletons date back to the Middle Ages.
VIDEO April 11 Medieval skeletons found in heart of Brussels during archaeological excavation Archaeologists in Brussels, Belgium, recently came across the remnants of an old cemetery located in a busy part of the city. The remains date back to the Middle Ages. (Source: @mijnmivb via Facebook)
Travel April 10 Rare 10-carat blue diamond among $100M worth of gems going up for auction A rare diamond exhibit in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, featured a special blue diamond, with the exhibit's worth totaling $100 million amid the display of 700 total carats of diamonds.
World War Two April 9 New book reveals untold story of Gen. Wainwright, highest-ranking American POW of World War II Learn the story of Gen. Jonathan Wainwright, who became the highest-ranking American POW during WWII, in Jonathan Horn's newest book, "The Fate of the Generals."
Travel April 8 Beach walk by man, woman yields ancient weapon discovery bearing 'secrets' from the past Two pedestrians on the beach found a 2,500-year-old dagger in Poland last month, and the Museum of the History of the Kamieńska Land announced the discovery on Facebook on March 30.
Science April 7 'Well-preserved' baby mammoth dating back to Ice Age dissected by scientists: photos A baby mammoth nicknamed "Yana" was dissected by Russian scientists at North-Eastern Federal University in Yakutsk on March 27, pictures show.
