On this date in 1875, a band of Apache Indians battled a unit of Texas Rangers near the Concho River. The indecisive skirmish was one of hundreds of lethal 19th century encounters between Plains Indians and white soldiers, civilians, or paramilitaries.

Be 'non-racial' and proud, because the race by those who want to fragment and destroy our society is the only race that matters.

On this date in 1869, a handful of soldiers and officers who'd fought on the storied fields at Gettysburg returned to the scene of the decisive battle.

Ground control had questions for the Spaceman. His answers were, as usual, far-out.

The story the 'Washington Post' wants to tell is that police shoot first and ask questions later — even when they're looking down the barrel of a replica handgun brandished by a real bad guy.

Hi! What's your sign? Dildo? Vibrator? Man-sized tutu? Here's a woman with the answers.

She named him William Jefferson Blythe III, after her husband, who had died in an auto accident before the child was born. The boy grew up being called Billy Blythe, although by the time he went into politics, he was known as Bill Clinton. Yes, that's right, the "Comeback Kid".

On this date in 1947, two friends who met as Stanford University undergrads filed articles of incorporation for a new company.

Over the weekend, Americans were subjected to images they hadn't seen since April 1975: U.S. soldiers frantically trying to evacuate personnel from a foreign capital being overrun by the enemy.

Two years ago, on the 30th anniversary of the film's release, Major League Baseball announced that it would play a game in the same Iowa cornfield where the movie was set. Last night it happened, and no one could have imagined how well it would turn out.