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Thousands of Mexicans on horseback parade through the town where Francisco "Pancho" Villa, the outlaw turned revolutionary who inspired countless myths and legends, was killed 100 years ago

Today in History, 15 July:  In 1994, as the Rwandan Genocide neared its end, hundreds of thousands of Hutus fled to neighbouring Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo). This mass exodus marked a tragic chapter in the aftermath of the

A dog died, and another was rescued after a fire at a trailer in Omaha on Monday afternoon.

French and American patriots alike are facing massive immigration from the Third World and a ruling party at war with the citizenry.

The rot of educational priorities at US military academies begins at the top and extends far beyond those educational institutions.

Awaiting discovery are homes of presidents, war heroes and ordinary citizens who served their communities.

Watch the U.S. Army's Pershing's Own concert along the waterfront or head down to the Avenue of the Arts for a block party, no matter what you're in the mood...

Jerry Brownstead reflected as he placed the flag at the grave marker for Sgt. Milo Lemert in the Crossville City Cemetery.

Dwight D. Eisenhower was promoted to lead the U.S. forces in Europe on this day in history, June 25, 1942. Shortly after, he would be named a lieutenant general.

In France, German assaults were relentless in trench battles. Casualties were high. Serna fought on.