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The tall, white-naped crane who “chose” her keeper as her partner, has died, the National Zoo says.
4 months ago
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A rare diary from soldier James Duncan at the battle that ended the Revolutionary War was sold after it didn’t meet price expectations at auction.
3 months ago
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Archaeologists find a rare piece of armor at the site of the 17th-century fort at St. Mary’s, the first White settlement in Maryland.
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National Zoo officials said they were in talks with the China Wildlife Conservation Association to develop a new giant panda program.
3 months ago
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The accounts are from a nonprofit that set out to gather and preserve the life stories of elderly Jews, mostly in Central and Eastern Europe.
2 months ago
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Russia, Spain, Denmark, Turkey and other countries are falling short in efforts to return artworks looted by the Nazis, a new report finds.
2 months ago
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Much like President Biden’s plan for a temporary harbor to supply food to starving people in Gaza, the Allies in World War II built the Mulberry harbors after D-Day.
2 months ago
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New cherry trees will be planted around D.C.’s Tidal Basin and West Potomac Park when the project is finished, the Park Service said.
2 months ago
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David Walker, who left his Virginia high school to join the Navy, was one of 50 Black mess attendants who died on ships that were attacked.
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Stars came out for Gettysburg’s new film festival, which featured films with ties to history
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In a rare find, two bottles of cherries, buried for about 250 years, have been found at Mount Vernon.
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