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Sylvia Plath started writing 'Double Exposure,' a fictionalized autobiography about an artist who discovers her husband has cheated on her. Then the novel went missing.

The whiskey maker backed away from a promise to acknowledge its debt to a black distiller — until Fawn Weaver swooped into town and took up the cause.

Threatening the newly-freed Southern slaves.

How a Boston rebellion became an American Revolution is a story too seldom told because it is one we take for granted.

Why is there more than one version of the famous 1851 speech?

On the occasion of his 250th birthday, the making of our sixth president in his own words.

Mary K. Goddard printed one of the most famous copies of our founding document.

Archaeologists have uncovered the slave quarters of Sally Hemings at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello mansion.

The memorial to the men sat in a field until 2010 when officials took a fork lift to it.

The Great Dismal Swamp was once a thriving refuge for runaways

The researchers compiling the U.S. Army’s accounts of Iraq and Afghanistan have an unprecedented volume of material to sort.

Dorothea Lange's haunting photos of Japanese-American internment during World War II.