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World War Two February 23

80 years ago Marines raised flag over Iwo Jima in iconic moment

On this day in 1945, six U.S. Marines raised the American flag over the island of Iwo Jima on the fourth day of what would become over a monthlong brutal battle.

Crime November 29

Black Friday's dark history spans centuries with origins of greed and chaos: expert

As shoppers across the country spend hours sweeping through online and in-store Black Friday deals, many Americans aren't familiar with the darker history of the day.

Lifestyle October 31

On this day in history, October 31, 1926, escape artist Harry Houdini shackled eternally by Grim Reaper

Illusionist Harry Houdini, who stunned audiences with his death-defying escape act, died on this date in history, Oct. 31, 1926. The cause of death was peritonitis, caused by a ruptured appendix.

Boxing October 30

On this day in history, October 30, 1974, Muhammad Ali wins 'The Rumble in the Jungle'

Muhammad Ali regained his title of heavyweight boxing champion of the world on this day in history, Oct. 30, 1974, after winning the "Rumble in the Jungle" vs. George Foreman in Zaire.

This Day in History October 29

On this day in history, October 29, 1964, gems are stolen during the 'Jewel Heist of the Century'

Three amateur thieves stole 24 priceless gems from the American Museum of Natural History in New York City on this day in history, October 29, 1964.

This Day in History October 28

On this day in history, October 28, 1886, Statue of Liberty is unveiled to the US

The Statue of Liberty was officially revealed to the world Oct. 28, 1886, in New York City's harbor, which affirmed the friendship between France and America.

Lifestyle October 27

On this day in history, October 27, 1858, Teddy Roosevelt, American titan, is born in New York City

President Theodore Roosevelt was born in New York City on Oct. 27, 1858, and went on to live a giant life as war hero and youngest U.S. president, with a legacy that still impacts the nation.

Lifestyle October 26

On this day in history, October 26, 1825, Erie Canal opens, transforming American infrastructure, commerce

The Erie Canal opened Oct. 26, 1825 and proved one of the most successful public works projects in American history, reshaping large swaths of the national economy.

Lifestyle October 25

On this day in history, October 25, 1944, first kamikaze suicide pilots attack US Navy in World War II

Imperial Japan sent its first wave of kamikaze suicide planes to the U.S. Navy off the coast of the Philippines on Oct. 25, 1944. Thousands were killed in the attacks by war's end.

Lifestyle October 24

On this day in history, October 24, 1861, transcontinental telegraph completed, connects coasts for first time

The transcontinental telegraph was completed on Oct. 24, 1861, making possible instant communication between the coasts possible for the first time. It rendered the Pony Express obsolete.