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Marthas Vineyard organization FUEL is trying to raise $7 million to build a new tall ship to replace the Shenandoah for youth education trips.

Over 80,000 people were instantly killed and thousands lost their lives to the effects of radiation when the United States bombed Japan's Hiroshima on August 6, 1945. On the 77th anniversary of the tragic incident, here is a look at ten haunting images from the world's first-ever atomic bombing.  

A little over an hour away from the Tri-States, Captain Robert's boat tour in Marquette, IA makes the perfect day-trip.

A little over an hour away from the Tri-States, Captain Robert's boat tour in Marquette, IA makes the perfect day-trip.

A little over an hour away from the Tri-States, Captain Robert's boat tour in Marquette, IA makes the perfect day-trip.

Coast Guard Essay Contest—Third Prize, Co-Sponsored by Susan Curtin and the U.S. Naval Institute. The service must foster pride in its heritage among new recruits and officers.

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Cavite Inc., has officially relaunched its in-person outreach programs, a back-to-back Seniors’ Day event.

The attack on the city in August 1945 killed up to 130,000 people. The bomb was dropped by a crew that included Captain Robert A Lewis, who wrote a real-time account in his log book.

By Sarah Mills LONDON (Reuters) - A handwritten Mozart manuscript, a flight book from the bombing of Hiroshima and a fragment from a Gutenberg Bible, ...

By Sarah Mills LONDON (Reuters) - A handwritten Mozart manuscript, a flight book from the bombing of Hiroshima and a fragment from a Gutenberg Bible, ...