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History
The secret story behind 85 Black students who were the first to integrate a public school
Vaccine
Lessons from the past: From polio shots to COVID-19 vaccines, getting everyone immunized can take time
Just as it is today with the COVID-19 vaccines, America struggled with getting the polio vaccine distributed in the 1950s.
Science
Christmas Star 2020 | What you'll really see on December 21
Here's a look at the science behind the spectacle.
Black History
South Carolina man became first Black member of U.S. Congress 150 years ago
On December 12, 1870, Joseph Hayne Rainey became the first Black man to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives.
History
The assassination of President John F. Kennedy: Texas authors take a fresh look
On Nov. 22, 1963, President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. A new book reveals stories about the shootings that have never been heard before.
Education
A family's fight from civil rights to the graduation stage
Kojak Wells became the first in his family to graduate from college and his great-grandmother, Civil Rights leader Gloria Garner, paved the way.
Science
International Space Station marks 20 years of humans living in space
Over the years, the ISS has seen 241 visitors from around the world and has been the home to scientific breakthroughs and research.
HeartThreads
Seven women, six days and a healing trek in the footsteps of Harriet Tubman
Seven strangers came together to fight the quarantine blues by walking Harriet Tubman's path along the Underground Railroad.
National Politics
Ruth Bader Ginsburg makes history Lying in State in the U.S. Capitol
Ginsburg will be the first woman to Lie in State in the U.S. Capitol but she's not the first woman to be honored there.
Features
Michigan's 'Haunted' Felt Mansion offering exclusive October overnight stays
The Felt Mansion near Saugatuck is presumed to be one of the most haunted attractions in the state. Now, you get to find out for yourself if all the lore is true.
Politics
VERIFY: Yes, the president can nominate a replacement for RBG before the end of his term
There's now a vacant justice seat on the Supreme Court. Can it be filled before the November election?
Life
Oldest living WWII Veteran turns 111 this Saturday
When asked the secret to such a long life, his answer is simple: "Just serve God and be nice to people."
Vaccine
Lessons from the past: From polio shots to COVID-19 vaccines, getting everyone immunized can take time
Just as it is today with the COVID-19 vaccines, America struggled with getting the polio vaccine distributed in the 1950s.
Science
Christmas Star 2020 | What you'll really see on December 21
Here's a look at the science behind the spectacle.
Black History
South Carolina man became first Black member of U.S. Congress 150 years ago
On December 12, 1870, Joseph Hayne Rainey became the first Black man to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives.
History
The assassination of President John F. Kennedy: Texas authors take a fresh look
On Nov. 22, 1963, President Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. A new book reveals stories about the shootings that have never been heard before.
Education
A family's fight from civil rights to the graduation stage
Kojak Wells became the first in his family to graduate from college and his great-grandmother, Civil Rights leader Gloria Garner, paved the way.
Science
International Space Station marks 20 years of humans living in space
Over the years, the ISS has seen 241 visitors from around the world and has been the home to scientific breakthroughs and research.
HeartThreads
Seven women, six days and a healing trek in the footsteps of Harriet Tubman
Seven strangers came together to fight the quarantine blues by walking Harriet Tubman's path along the Underground Railroad.
National Politics
Ruth Bader Ginsburg makes history Lying in State in the U.S. Capitol
Ginsburg will be the first woman to Lie in State in the U.S. Capitol but she's not the first woman to be honored there.
Features
Michigan's 'Haunted' Felt Mansion offering exclusive October overnight stays
The Felt Mansion near Saugatuck is presumed to be one of the most haunted attractions in the state. Now, you get to find out for yourself if all the lore is true.
Politics
VERIFY: Yes, the president can nominate a replacement for RBG before the end of his term
There's now a vacant justice seat on the Supreme Court. Can it be filled before the November election?
Life
Oldest living WWII Veteran turns 111 this Saturday
When asked the secret to such a long life, his answer is simple: "Just serve God and be nice to people."
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