The historical document is just a few weeks shy of 237 years old and people will get a chance to bid for this copy of the U.S. Constitution.

It is good to remember the olden days, but we should not long for them or let them defeat us again (if they were bad times).

When tulips were brought back to the Netherlands in the 1500s, they became a backbone of the Dutch culture.

The effort to remove Georgia's Stone Mountain Park's designation as a Confederate Memorial started with three Democrat state representatives.

U.S. Army Tank Commander Gene F. Walker was identified 79 years after his death in WWII and will be buried in early 2024.

A recent restoration uncovered a once hidden devilish figure lurking in the background of a famous 18th century painting.

In 1868, Republicans impeached President Andrew Johnson with the right political motives but for the wrong constitutional reasons.

Israeli archaeologists have uncovered a treasure trove of hidden Roman weapons dating back 19 centuries.

"Crocodile Hunter" Steve Irwin, remembered for his daring adventures and infectious passion for wildlife, passed away 17 years ago this week.

The "computerphobia" phenomenon of the 1980s reminds us that our worst fears about technology have seldom materialized.