What if an earthquake struck so violently that it wiped out entire regions? In 1556, that’s exactly what happened in China.

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This is the first in a two-part series on the steamship City of Washington and its involvement in the Maine battleship ...

When former United States Navy Captain Robert S. Wells saw a footnote deep in the records of the US National Archives that ...

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The Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide is known globally for its efforts on the intertwined issues of human rights and the environment in over 80 countries. After 33 years as the ELAW executive ...

Early on the morning of July 31, 1715, an event took place along Florida’s east-central coast that shook the royal courts of Europe.